The 80 unit all-private bath SRO on 505 O’Farrell St. will welcome tenants transferring from THC’s Baldwin Hotel, which will transition into a non-congregate shelter.
Mayor London Breed Announces Abigail Hotel Will Reopen as Step Up Housing Site
After serving as a Shelter-In-Place site for Transitional Aged Youth during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Abigail Hotel will finally be open as permanent Step Up Housing for 59 tenants.
Lack of Wi-Fi in City SROs Deepens Residents’ Isolation
Many SRO tenants, including those at THC’s Winton Hotel, lack access to Wi-Fi. THC has been working with ShelterTech to get more buildings, and tenants, connected.
Meet Mel: THC Tenant Organizer
A former member of the Peace Corps, teacher, and IHSS Board of Directors President, Mel now dedicates his time advocating for SRO tenants as a Tenant Organizer at THC’s Raman Hotel.
SF New Deal Coordinates Holiday Meals for THC Tenants
Nearly 1,900 THC tenants enjoyed delicious meals from local restaurants thanks to a partnership with SF New Deal. Learn more about the incredible work of SF New Deal here:
THC’s Largest SRO Now Has Free Wi-Fi!
Thanks to a partnership with ShelterTech, residents at THC’s Mission Hotel can now enjoy free Wi-Fi services.
February 2020: THC Celebrates 40th Anniversary
In 1980, THC opened to preserve SRO hotels, improve conditions for tenants, and strenthen protections for SROs. Today, these issues still remain central to our mission.
The Bristol Hotel is Officially Open!
On Tuesday, August 13th, Tenderloin Housing Clinic (THC) officially opened the Bristol Hotel, a 57-unit Step-Up building for residents currently in supportive housing. The hotel’s first operating years have been funded by a generous donation from Lynne and Marc Benioff, Salesforce CEO,m after which the city will take over funding….
THC to Manage Bristol Hotel with Financial Support from Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff
THC’s acquisition of the Bristol Hotel was made possible in part by a generous $6.1 million donation from Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff which will subsidize rental costs for new tenants. The hotel will provide permanent housing opportunities for 58 formerly homeless adults.
Why Hasn’t the Tenderloin Gentrified Like the Rest of San Francisco?
Listen to Kelly O’Mara, KQED, examine the history of the Tenderloin and how it became the neighborhood we know today. Featuring Randy Shaw, THC Executive Director.