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Meet Clara and Beverly
“We came to San Francisco exactly a year ago today,” says Clara Herrera, and what a year it’s been for Clara and her family. After making the dangerous trek from Guatemala through Mexico to seek asylum in the United States, Clara, her husband and 5-year-old daughter Beverly moved in with family living in San Francisco,…
Our House is Your House
Because of the current public health situation, the Homeless Prenatal Program is converting its annual Our House gala into a virtual experience.
Jelani House – Now Open!
HPP is delighted to be partnering with the City of San Francisco to launch a transitional housing shelter for pregnant women in the Bayview District. This site will be able to shelter pregnant and post-partum women, providing 24-hour support, as well as assistance with permanent housing. After a multi-year planning process, Jelani House is now…
Ramona’s Story
Thirty years ago, Ramona was homeless. Today, she’s a homeowner. I met Ramona in the shelter, where she was living with her 5 year-old daughter. HPP had just begun serving pregnant, homeless women out of a closet in the shelter’s basement. A parent to a young child herself, Ramona understood the value of prenatal care…
On Top of the World – HPP 30th Anniversary Party
Come celebrate HPP’s 30th Anniversary with a birds-eye view of our beloved the City by the Bay. We’ll be raising our glasses to HPP’s three decades of service, while enjoying drinks, hors d’oeuvres and Steinway standards against the festive backdrop of a twinkle-lit sky.
2019 Annual Luncheon – Recap
Thank you to those that attended the Homeless Prenatal Program’s 30th Anniversary Annual Luncheon on September 27, 2019 at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco.
2019 Our House Gala
The Homeless Prenatal Program’s Our House Gala took place on May 18, 2019 raising over $215,000 to support the agency’s programs and services.
Martha’s Insight Interview
Watch Martha Ryan, Founder & Executive Director of the Homeless Prenatal Program, share the incredible genesis of the program that has connected homeless pregnant women and poor families with resources and opportunities to break the cycle of poverty for more than three decades.
Re:Birth – A Mini-Documentary
The Homeless Prenatal Program is honored to premiere the video Re:Birth, by Marcia Jarmel of PatchWorks Films.
Re:Birth reframes the story of women living and raising their children in poverty from a narrative of grim statistics and helplessness to one of resilience…
