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Dolores Street Community Services runs three distinct services for the community: the Dolores Housing Program, the Richard M. Cohen Residence, and the Valencia Community Center.
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Richard M. Cohen Residence
The Richard M. Cohen Residence opened in 1995 as a residential care facility for homeless men and women living with disabling HIV or AIDS. The residence is named for Richard Cohen, a San Franciscan who died of AIDS in 1991 and whose estate provided a significant portion of the funds needed to renovate and open the residence.
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Valencia Community Center
The Valencia Community Center is located in the Mission District to provide a low cost space where community organizing and development activities can take place. This center houses a meeting/event space with kitchen facility, clothing bank, drop-in information/referral and case management services, and offices for Dolores Street programs. If you would like to use our space for your organization, call 415 282 6209 x22 or x27.
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The San Francisco Immigrant Legal & Education Network (SFILEN) is a new organization that will establish the city's first multi-agency system for delivering free legal assistance and community education to San Francisco's under-served, low-income, and most vulnerable immigrants. SF Immigrant Legal & Education Network (SFILEN) represents a unique and groundbreaking collaboration of fourteen organizations, includes some of the region's pioneering immigrant service providers. Click below to see a list of the participating agencies. For more information, please visit the SFILEN website.
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Dolores Housing Program
The Dolores Housing Program (DHP) began in 1982 as a sanctuary for refugees. Today, DHP provides support and emergency housing for up to 100 working homeless men every night.
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