Homeless Prenatal Program

HPP will invite you to our annual luncheon to be held in Fairmont San Francisco on 12th October! In the past 6 years, this moving event celebrated the big difference that the support community can bring to our neighbor's life.

The homeless prenatal program (HPP) is the award winning San Francisco Family Resource Center. HPP has provided the ability to end poverty of children of poor families and homeless families over 25 years. We are based on the management of cases that are supportive and non-judgmental. And, to families, especially pregnant and fertile mothers, to recognize their strengths and to trust their ability to change their lives. As an organization that hires the first client in San Francisco as a project manager and case manager, organization development and development has been led by our clients. Case managers share some of the same life experiences as women they help, so they can build trust and trust with their clients. They are a role model for customers who want to cooperate with customers to create healthy, self-sufficient plans, change their lives, and to play an important role in expanding our service when looking at customer's needs I will fulfill.

The Homeless Prenatal Program is a non-profit organization in San Francisco that aims to eradicate poverty and by the end of this year at least 224 homeless pregnant women have offered residence and prenatal care. According to the California State Department of Public Health, the number of women who gave birth in San Francisco or living in hotels for singles has increased by 76% between 2010 and 2015. "This long-term pressure does not know where you hold your baby, where you can take your baby, this is an indicator of the negative impact of women's labor and childbirth," she Said. Chronic stress during pregnancy is likely to be premature, and we know that premature birth can have sustained effects on children. "

The full time staff of San Francisco's Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) will work with some of the poorest families in New York City to encourage parents to break the homelessness and poverty cycle of themselves and their children. By providing guardian counseling, drug abuse rehabilitation, mental health counseling, immigration support, vocational training resources, domestic violence treatment and residential support, HPP will help parents and their children address the problems of daily living I will help you. My life and family welfare