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DOS Commission approves broad slate of grants, including $47.95 million for community centers
Summary
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services Commission on June 28 approved multiple grant agreements and contract modifications covering community centers, neighborhood programs, food and nutrition work, and care-management initiatives, with most votes recorded by roll call. The package includes a $47.95 million community center grant and several multi‑year program awards.
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DOS) Commission on June 28 approved a series of grant agreements and contract modifications covering community centers, neighborhood-based programs, nutrition outreach, care navigation, and enhanced care management.
The largest item, a multi‑year authorization to contract with multiple providers to operate 41 community centers citywide, totals $47,954,320 with a 10% contingency (not to exceed $53,501,000). The package includes baseline service expectations for sites, co‑located services such as Aging and Disability Resource Centers, and a five‑site digital navigator pilot to help older adults and adults with disabilities bridge the digital divide.
Other approved grants and contract actions included:
- Community Music Center neighborhood choirs (Item 12A): $1,059,204 plus 10% contingency (total not to exceed $1,165,124); approved…
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