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Health

Everyone Deserves Health & Well-Being

We believe that everyone deserves to thrive-- whether that means being able to raise a family, feel healthier, grow a career, fight for justice, or live in a stable home. Right now, the systems we all rely on are designed to create enormous barriers for people based on their income, race, spoken language, gender identity, and more.

Our work across Homes, Health, and Voice aims to change that. By helping tenants stay stably housed with the support of social work and sustainability efforts, and by providing resources the community asks for like housing, an after-school program and nutritious foods, we're supporting individual and community health in the Tenderloin and beyond. 

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Social Work

Helping people remain stably housed, connecting people to resources, and bringing people together
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Food and Nutrition Program

Increasing the supply of nutritious food through the Food and Nutrition Program
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TL After-School Program

Helping kids learn, grow, and succeed through tutoring, hands-on learning, and cultural activities
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Bird's eye view of the 222 Taylor construction site

Be Groundbreaking

Become a TNDC Groundbreaker by joining our monthly giving program! Your monthly support will sustain our work serving the Tenderloin community and beyond. Not to mention as a TNDC Groundbreaker, you'll receive special perks such as exclusive videos of new construction, invitations to special events, and more!

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What We're Reading

Much of our Food & Wellness work centers around the idea of food as medicine. We are working on innovative ways to encourage our neighbors to learn about healthy food and take their health journey into their own hands

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Our Work in Health

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pounds of food
435K
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urban gardens
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food pantries
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senior buildings
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