Popping Up 2nd Saturdays in the Bayview – 2/11/23

We are a group of Latinx doulas with a commitment to serving the community with low income with respect and culture. Helping with Prenatal Education, child development, and supporting pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.

Black Infant Health provides culturally affirming services that honor the needs, history, and traditions of women of African descent.

DJ B. Bailey is a Bay Area native that specializes in keeping the party going. He is also a certified fitness trainer who values the health and wellness of his community.

Resident Barber known as "EBlendz da Barber" is no stranger to hard work or community service. He supports all the Pop-Up patrons in looking and feeling their best.

Dr. Tenisha Dandridge is passionate about closing the racial health disparities gap in the US and uses Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in the treatment of Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma. She provides free acupuncture at the Pop-Up Village.

HPP is a family resource center on a mission to break the cycle of childhood poverty focusing on families with children 0-5, but including families with children up to 17 years. Services range from basic needs to housing support and everything in between.

Free legal help and advice for pregnant and parenting workers who need paid leave or pregnancy accommodations or who face discrimination.

Public Health Nurse (PHN) Program partners pregnant persons with their own personal nurse. We provide information around what to expect during pregnancy and childbirth, baby care and development, plus much more. We are available to clients regardless of age, immigration status, or gender identity.

We are a group of researchers at the University of California, San Francisco who are carrying out a study to learn more about pregnant people’s experiences at the Pregnancy Pop-Up Village.

Rafiki Coalition provides a safe space for health and wellness services for our Black/African American Community in San Francisco. Programs include therapy, massage, chiropractic services, wellness activities, navigation services, food resources, and other community resources.

The San Francisco Human Services Agency is your home for help with food, health insurance, supportive care, financial assistance, child care, and more.

We are community primary care clinics that provide medical, dental, and wellness services to families in San Francisco. We link patients and families with all the resources needed to live healthier lives.

SisterWeb supports a network of culturally congruent community doulas from and for Black, Latinx, and Pacific Islander pregnant people in San Francisco. We provide a free birth companion (doula) with expertise, support, and advocacy to promote a satisfying and dignified birth experience.

Umoja Health is a group of community members and organizations partnering with doctors, nurses, and infectious disease experts from UCSF and the San Francisco Department of Public Health to address the inequity in the burden of COVID-19 on Black, Latinx, and other minority communities.

WIC is a supplemental nutrition program for Women, Infants, and Children that provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, a WIC card to purchase healthy foods at the grocery store, and referrals to healthcare and other community services.

Have questions you want answered by a nurse, doctor, or midwife? Need help getting into a clinic? Pregnant or non-pregnant people, we’re here to help! Come visit our midwife/doctor and nurse team, get advice, ultrasound, and guidance as needed. We got you!

Five Keys uses Social and Restorative Justice principles to provide traditionally underserved communities the opportunity to restart their education.

In order to change the world, we must embody the transformation we want to see. Pollinating the Planet Soul to Seed to Soil!

Apothecary For The People is a Bay Area apothecary that supports local economy and agriculture. It is rooted in an ecological perspective to remembering, returning, and reclaiming our Native ways.

We help homeless families and those at imminent risk to achieve housing stability, economic self-sufficiency, and well-being