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Bayview Hunters Point Foundation continues mental health and substance abuse services in San Francisco

June 02, 2023 | San Francisco County, California


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Bayview Hunters Point Foundation continues mental health and substance abuse services in San Francisco
On July 4, 2025, San Francisco County officials convened to discuss critical behavioral health services provided by the Bayview Hunters Point Foundation, a key agency in the region's mental health care system. The meeting highlighted the foundation's role in delivering outpatient services for adults and children, as well as transitional housing options, amidst ongoing challenges in staffing and service delivery.

The Bayview Hunters Point Foundation is set to continue offering adult behavioral outpatient services for up to 275 individuals annually, alongside mental health services for children and families, which will serve 60 clients per year. Additionally, the foundation will maintain a transitional housing program with 15 beds, allowing individuals to stay for up to 24 months. These services are particularly focused on supporting the Black and African American communities in the Bayview and Sunnydale areas, where approximately 64% of the adult clients are from these demographics.

Despite the foundation's significant contributions, the meeting underscored concerns regarding high staff turnover and vacancies, which have hindered service delivery. Officials noted that the Department of Public Health (DPH) has been proactive in providing technical assistance to address these issues, including salary adjustments and support for onboarding new staff. The foundation has also implemented a training director position to enhance staff training and retention.

In addition to outpatient services, the foundation operates a methadone program aimed at treating opioid dependence, serving about 150 individuals annually. This program is crucial for the community, particularly in the Southeast sector of San Francisco, where it serves a significant number of Black and African American clients. The methadone program is one of seven outpatient services in the city, highlighting the need for accessible addiction treatment options.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to monitor the foundation's progress and ensure that it meets its service delivery goals. Officials emphasized the importance of collaboration between various departments to support the foundation's sustainability and effectiveness in providing quality care to the community. As the county moves forward, the focus will remain on enhancing service capacity and addressing the ongoing challenges faced by the Bayview Hunters Point Foundation.

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