Coalition on Homelessness

Coalition on Homelessness Formed in 1987, the Coalition on Homelessness organizes alongside homeless and low-income San Franciscans in the struggle for social and economic justice.

Formed in 1987, the Coalition on Homelessness aims to foster the active participation of homeless and low-income San Franciscans in the struggle for social and economic justice. Through an integrated approach that combines outreach, peer support, leadership development, public education, advocacy and community organizing, the Coalition defends the human rights of homeless and low-income residents,

while advocating for permanent solutions to homelessness--taking into account not only poverty's devastating effects, but also its root causes. To participate, there are two work groups that meet every week which you can join:

Housing Justice - Tuesdays at 12:00p

Human Rights - Wednesdays at 12:30p

The COH also produces and distributes the Street Sheet, the longest running street newspaper which has raised millions of dollars directly for vendors.

“Declared Recognition,” by Miriam Sweeney.“Each painting starts as a map, streets and shorelines pulled from satellite d...
08/18/2026

“Declared Recognition,” by Miriam Sweeney.

“Each painting starts as a map, streets and shorelines pulled from satellite data, then layered in acrylic until the grid dissolves into ridge and shadow. What remains isn’t a place you could navigate. It’s what a place feels like after most of it has worn away.”

Street sheet vendors have reported harassment while distributing street sheet newspapers. A street newspaper that showca...
08/17/2026

Street sheet vendors have reported harassment while distributing street sheet newspapers. A street newspaper that showcases under reported stories on homelessness, housing and poverty. Most vendors have themselves been homeless or are currently experiencing homelessness.

Vendors have the right to be in public spaces and earn income without being criminalized.

Go to link tree in bio for a printable version.

08/13/2026

Independent oversight and participatory democracy allows for checks and balances of city government and weeds out corruption. On the November ballot, amendments A,D,E and F attempt to eliminate several citizen oversight commissions and give more executive power to rhe mayor.

Let’s fight this shameless power grab at the ballot box and Vote No A, D, E & F this November.

08/12/2026

Independent oversight and participatory democracy allows for checks and balances and weeds out corruption in city governance. Let’s fight the mayoral power grab this November election and VOTE NO on amendments A, D, E & F

“Blank Marquis,” by Beryl LandauLandau’s acrylic paintings depict urban imagery in San Francisco varying from familiar C...
08/11/2026

“Blank Marquis,” by Beryl Landau

Landau’s acrylic paintings depict urban imagery in San Francisco varying from familiar California scenes to more exotic locations.

No kings in San Francisco. This November let’s fight the billionaire takeover at the ballot box. 🗳️
08/05/2026

No kings in San Francisco. This November let’s fight the billionaire takeover at the ballot box. 🗳️

The 3 charter amendments on the ballot this November are an attempt at executive overreach and mayoral power grab. No ki...
08/05/2026

The 3 charter amendments on the ballot this November are an attempt at executive overreach and mayoral power grab. No kings in San Francisco, this November we must fight against the billionaire takeover at the ballot box!

“You Want a Beer?” By Charles Blackwell 2019. This bright and energetic piece by Charles Blackwell could be yours at thi...
07/31/2026

“You Want a Beer?” By Charles Blackwell 2019.

This bright and energetic piece by Charles Blackwell could be yours at this year’s CoH Art Auction 26.

Can’t wait to share a night of art, music and food in community with you! See you there 💃🍸🖼️✨

07/29/2026

Listen to our latest Street Speak episode with Christin Evans community advocate and former member of the Homeless Oversight Commission and Ajai Nicole Duncan– a community advocate at TODCO to discuss the city’s attempt at charter reform— to propose amendments to the city charter on the ballot this November.

On this episode we will be breaking down the charter amendments proposed for you all, outlining the threats to democracy here in San Francisco and hopefully activating listeners to engage in protecting San Francisco’s local democracy from the attempted billionaire takeover!

Address

280 Turk Street
San Francisco, CA
94102

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+14153463740

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