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The Bayview Opera House Ruth Williams Memorial Theatre exists to appreciate Black arts and culture through the acknowledgment of its rich legacy, to provide stewardship for its unique history, and to be accessible to artists and audiences so that they may be activated through transformative work that educates, inspires, and progresses excellence.

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

Compass & Keys is a nonprofit which focuses on community events that support addressing social determinants of health and economics in Black and underserved communities, and enhancing the quality of life for local community members through advocacy and community action.

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

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.

Designing Justice + Designing Spaces engages communities in the design and development of new buildings, spaces, and tools to attack the root causes of mass incarceration and create new prototypes such as peacemaking centers, transitional housing, and mobile villages. Together we can harness the power of the built environment to support the success and expansion of restorative justice, education, and workforce development programs instead of imprisonment.

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.

Expecting Justice is a San Francisco Department of Public Health program that aims to improve maternal and infant health among the populations experiencing the worst disparities in birth outcomes.

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

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.

KaSelah Crockett is an Oakland native committed to her community. KaSelah served as an educator in the Criminal Injustice System for incarcerated youth and adults while also acting as Lead Instructor for community-based programs. She is the founder and director of KaCierge, a networking and consulting business providing services to local community-based organizations. As the Project Manager for the Pop-Up Village, she coordinates programming and manages operations.

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.

Breathing through the motion, meditation and mantra of sacred indigenous wisdom. Come build community with us.

Nova12SF is a 12-mile walk across San Francisco representing the 12% of women who develop breast cancer. The sixth annual walk will take place on October 14, 2023 and the route highlighting breast cancer disparities in the City and County of San Francisco. Funds raised by the walk are given to under resourced individuals affected by breast cancer. Funds can be used to help pay rent, purchase food, pay utilities, assist in transportation among ot

Take Control & Unlock The Potential For A Long Healthy Life. At Plant Based Fitness we help you achieve a life-long health & fitness transformation through tailored training, personalized nutrition coaching, chef-curated meals, and a community of friendly, like-minded people.

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!

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.

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.

San Francisco Department of Early Childhood (SFDEC) believes that how a society supports young children and their families in the early years matters because the way we begin our lives lays the foundation for our future. We are committed to uplifting family members and caregivers, good nutrition, access to preventive health care and treatment, and support to those who make a positive difference in children’s and families’ lives, in order to encourage a system where every child can be safe, healthy, and thrive. Every year of a child’s life is precious, but the first 5 years are our most significant opportunity to inspire, nurture, and prepare children to reach their full potential. We provide public investment, expertise, and leadership to put resources in the hands of those who care for our city’s children.

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

The SF Respect Initiative, supported by the UCSF Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, aims to improve pregnancy care access, experience and outcomes for SF communities that face the most barriers. As a Health & Wellness Anchor Partner, they will help coordinate multiple SF institutions and community organizations to deliver their services through the Pop-Up model so that pregnant people can conveniently access multiple services at one time and place, in a healing, safe, and community-focused environment.

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.

The Southeast Community Center features an expanded low-cost childcare center, nonprofit workspaces, community meeting rooms, large multi-purpose rooms, and a stand-alone Alex Pitcher Pavilion for community events. The open spaces include an amphitheater, gardens, outdoor dining areas, and play spaces for children. The new center will also provide a wide range of social services supporting workforce development and education for Southeast residen

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

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.

California Lawyers for The Arts (CLA) is proud to announce the Bayview Urban Arts Festival, a vibrant celebration of art, music, and food aimed at fostering community unity and supporting the cause of Arts & Justice. The Bayview Urban Arts Festival promises an exciting lineup of local artists and musicians, delicious food vendors, interactive art installations, and thought-provoking discussions on the intersection of art, justice, and community.

Us4Us is a local grassroots non-profit that uplifts people through community action supporting violence prevention based knowledge of self, resources and mentorship.

More than 2 million children in the U.S. do not have the glasses they need to see the board, read a book, or participate in class. We provide free eye exams and glasses to youth in low-income communities (ages 5 - 18, or 24 in continuation).

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.