What We Do

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 supportive and non-judgmental cases and give the family the ability to trust the ability to recognize their strengths and to change their lives for families, especially pregnant mothers and fertile mothers It is.

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 work with clients to plan health and self-sufficiency; they are role models for customers who want to change their lives, and when they see the needs of their customers I We will continue to expand our services. Today more than half of the HPP project staff are from former customers or communities where we serve.

Healthy infant: Parents give birth to healthy babies and allow them to successfully integrate with infants

Foster a safe, prosperous family of children: Make sure that parents are knowledgeable, proactive and can support children's success and healthy development

Economically stable family: Ensure access to information and resources that enable families to obtain permanent and stable housing and economic self-sufficiency

Over the past 25 years, HPP has evolved from a mother-centered prenatal care to a family-centered resource center with a more comprehensive and more comprehensive mission. That is to break the cycle of poverty in childhood. More than 4,000 households each year receive HPP service, and nearly 200 households visit HPP for the first time every month. Today, the service of HPP is used for housing, prenatal and child rearing support, child development, family fund and stability, access to technology, domestic violence and drug abuse, family unity, emergency support to basic needs I am focusing.

please remember. Today's change is that we are looking for ways to find the best "fit" between what we are thinking and what we are doing. Or, in another sense, we are between what we are thinking and what we have learned. We do what we have learned. We think according to our own opinion. Calculating what you are going to do next is based on what you have learned. So, this is not rocket science. Thinking things like what we are doing We simply evaluated important things when looking for a better way. How do you understand the creative way of working for problem solving?

Aamer has two kinds of reflections described by Donald Schön in 1973. One is "actual reflection" and the other is "reflection practice". What we are actually reflecting is what we are doing at the event; we basically use our previous experience to inform us about future actions, but intuitively " Do it now. " Reflective exercises are what we do when thinking about things after events. Aamer You do not necessarily need to write something as a practitioner of contemplation, but if you do not record it, you may lose the essence of your reflection. Only events that are supposed to be useful in the future will be recorded. These are the main problems affecting my practice, let's change my mind.

This is very easy. Every day, we either grow or die. Practicing what we are doing will keep us better. The moment we stopped, we lost all intimacy to what we did. When you write the code, you may want to be distracted and leave a question. But doing this will lower your skills. Therefore, we need to concentrate on always practicing what we are doing everyday. I wrote online for a year and a half, and I have not received a direct payday from any article I wrote. I did not do this for the money. I did it for society. In my mind I built up my desire to free me from all selfish desires that let me fall down from elegance and make myself rebuild within myself by making decisions It was.