City and County of San Francisco - Human Services Agency

Are you looking for a job where you can make a difference? We're #hiring for the following positions: Senior Clerk - Program Support Operations: https://lnkd.in/gMcjUiEi -Salary range: $64,766.00 - $78,754.00 -Application Deadline : August 19, 2024 Physician Specialist- County Adult Assistance Programs: https://lnkd.in/ggEX3vrJ -Salary range: $219,102.00 - $316,186.00 - Application Deadline : August 16, 2024

Join our team! We're hiring for the following positions: Clerk - https://lnkd.in/gzT2z4K4 Salary range: $62,426.00 - $75,868.00 Application Deadline: July 25, 2024 Physician Specialist - https://lnkd.in/gVziX7w2 Salary range: $219,102.00 - $316,186.00 Application Deadline – August 2, 2024 IS Business Analyst - https://lnkd.in/gzgTdM5a Salary range: $108,056.00 - $135,928.00 Application Deadline: August 5, 2024 And more - check out sfhsa.org/working-sfhsa to apply

Congratulations to the amazing Melissa McGee on her recent retirement! Melissa's work over the past decade has had a huge impact on our programs and we were fortunate enough to have her on our Department & Aging Services. Here is what she shared about her time with us: "I joined DAS to be involved in service delivery to older adults and adults with disabilities through program development and technical assistance to community based organizations. My time here has been exciting and fulfilling. I have so many fond memories, worked alongside many fantastic people, and had a great team at Office of Community Partnerships." What are you most proud of regarding your years of work at SFHSA? "I am especially proud that I was the Dignity Fund Manager for several years after passage of that initiative by SF voters; a fund dedicated to services to our population written into law. We all worked very hard to develop processes and protocols involving internal and community folks that would benefit our population." What is something you wish more people knew about the works you did or our agency? "Not about me specifically, but that OCP is a group of people who have the utmost respect for our community providers and are honored to be able to support them in the work of providing the direct services to our clients."

This year, the In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program is celebrating its 50th anniversary! Since its inception, IHSS has helped thousands of Californians live independently and safely in their own homes. At SFHSA, IHSS is the largest program in our Department of Disability & Aging Services, meeting the caregiving needs of over 27,000 clients. Over the past year, we significantly expanded the work of our Collaborative Caregiver Support Team to identify residents in Permanent Supportive Housing who could benefit from home care. By connecting them to IHSS, we helped stabilize residents’ housing and improve their health outcomes. With these essential services, our most vulnerable SF residents can remain in the community setting of their choice. Thank you to all our IHSS staff who show immense dedication and compassion to our clients day in and day out. 👉 Check out this video to hear about the impact of IHSS: https://lnkd.in/dzFEyuPj

We're #hiring! If any of the positions below sound like a good fit, we would love to hear from you. IS Business Analyst: https://lnkd.in/gk2guDqs -Salary range: $108,056.00 - $135,928.00 -Application Deadline: July 22, 2024 Senior Behavioral Health Clinician: https://lnkd.in/gG7qz2Z7 -Salary range: $116,376 - $141,362 -Application Deadline: July 16, 2024 Protective Services Worker: https://lnkd.in/gC4kbtq5 -Salary Range: $106,054.00 - $135,304.00 -Application Deadline: Continuous

This #DisabilityPrideMonth we reaffirm our commitment to celebrate the power and vibrancy of the disability community and its numerous contributions. Your voice matters and you help us build a more accessible, just, and inclusive San Francisco. As part of our work in advancing accessibility and equity, our Disability & Aging Services Department is proud to be a contributor to the nation’s first municipally-funded Disability Cultural Center! This month, we sat down with the Co-Directors, Dagny Brown, Mika Kie Weissbuch, and Emily Beitiks to hear about the Center's history, vision, and mission: https://lnkd.in/gwqRCt7Q We are thrilled for this project to become a reality. Though the Center is projected to open in 2025, we're excited to share they will be offering some truly amazing virtual programs this summer: https://lnkd.in/gvzmP7cj

We’re excited to share that Kelly Dearman, E.D for our Department of Disability & Aging Services, was invited to present at the 2024 “Getting Together for the Socially Neglected” conference in Seoul, Korea. Kelly presented on how our city policies are designed to protect older adults in SF, keeping them engaged in our community and enabling them to age in place.

This past weekend, we hosted the Mae Louise Mays Annual Charity Softball Tournament! The tournament was named for Willie Mays’ wife, who was a social worker with our Agency and was started by a group of staff in our Family & Children Services department to support foster youth.    Teams from across the City’s departments and community organizations came together in friendly competition to win the tournament trophy. Although our teams didn't secure the overall win, we did beat the Board of Supervisors team 23-7.   Thank you to every team who participated and all those who helped raise funds for our kids in foster care. See you next year! Check out the news clip from ABC7 to learn more about the tournament: https://lnkd.in/gNxuVtyZ #SFHSA #PublicService #SocialServices

Had a another great time playing in the City and County of San Francisco citywide Softball tournament! It was the 31st Mae Louise Mays tournament where over 20+ departments play against each other for Charity. Huge thanks to City and County of San Francisco - Human Services Agency for bringing this special event back! The softball tournament is dedicated to the memory of Mae Louise Mays, a social worker for the San Francisco Human Services Agency in the 1960’s and 70’s, and a pioneer in recruiting African American families to adopt African American children. Social workers today build on her work. #citygovernment #CCSF #Purpose #PublicServants #SFGOV #TeamWork

Join our team! From financial, nutritional and employment support, to protective services, health care coverage, affordable childcare, and in-home services for older adults and persons with disabilities, our team lends support for all who need it. Apply at https://sfhsa.org/careers