Cayuga Community Connectors

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Cayuga Community Connectors What is Cayuga Community Connectors
A service of the Community Living Campaign
A FREE service, no fees or dues
Become a part of a neighborhood group.

The sharing of skills and gifts has already started. With the simplest of needs two neighbors started helping one another. One needed her garden weeded and her neighbor needed the use of a washing machine. Together they answered the needs of each other. You may also have a simple need or skill you enjoy sharing. Over 50 neighbors signed-up and exercise together every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at (9:45-10:45am) at Bethel Church on Alemany. On Thursday’s at 9:30am we walk around Cayuga Park together and at 10am some of your neighbors are shooting basket balls together. We also have monthly craft projects, computer lessons, lectures, pot lucks and field trips scheduled. Make a connection, meet a neighbor, find a friend.

09/14/2026

Friday, September 18, 2026 | 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Daring Faith Celebration Centre | 355 Ocean Ave., San Francisco Getting around San Francisco can be

Looking for steadiness and calm in your life?Pure Land Practice & Meditation WorkshopCome give meditation a TRY this Wed...
09/14/2026

Looking for steadiness and calm in your life?

Pure Land Practice & Meditation Workshop
Come give meditation a TRY this Wednesday at 11am. *Free
Cayuga, Bethel Church, 2525 Alemnay at Ottawa

Wednesday, Sept. 16th after exercise at 11am!

You can relax and sit in a chair, or bring a pillow

Join us for an introduction to two practices many of our community turn to for calm and steadiness: the Pure Land practice and Chan meditation. Both work by helping the mind settle and focus, bringing a lasting sense of peace that carries well beyond the practice itself. We'll also touch on what happens after death and other important topics.

No experience needed, everyone is welcome.

Led by the nuns from Dharma Treasury Temple: Master XianXin and Venerable XianPu

Moderate Heat RiskHigh temperatures this week are expected to bring about moderate heat health risk. The National Weathe...
09/08/2026

Moderate Heat Risk

High temperatures this week are expected to bring about moderate heat health risk. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Heat Advisory from 10:00 AM Wednesday 9/09 to 10:00 PM Thursday 9/10. There is also a moderate level of Heat Risk beginning today, Tuesday 9/08.

Wednesday is expected to be the warmest day of the trend for San Francisco, with a high of 88°.

How can we stay safe?

Prepare for the heat by pulling the shades down during the day and keeping the windows open at night.
Stay hydrated by drinking water. Avoid drinking alcohol and sugared drinks.
Never leave children or pets alone in closed vehicles.
If outdoors, stay in shaded areas. Wear light-colored, lightweight clothing, and a hat.
Practice Window Safety to protect toddlers and small children from falls.
Help your community stay safe

Forward this message to community residents who may be more susceptible to the health dangers of heat.
If possible, conduct in-person wellness checks or phone calls to vulnerable constituents.
What are the signs of over exposure to heat?

Heat stroke symptoms may include:

High (>103°F) body temperature
Difficulty breathing
Red/hot/dry skin with no sweating
Rapid pulse
Throbbing headache
Dizziness
Nausea
Mental confusion
Delirium
Hallucinations
Chills
Unconsciousness

Call 9-1-1 immediately if you or someone you know is having a medical emergency or showing signs of a heat stroke.

CLC SF Transportation Fair is coming up on Friday, Sept. 18, starts at 10:00am; across from Balboa Bart Station.Public T...
09/08/2026

CLC SF Transportation Fair is coming up on Friday, Sept. 18, starts at 10:00am; across from Balboa Bart Station.

Public Transportation isn’t optional, it’s a lifeline.
It links all of us. A trip to the doctor, visit family, food shop supermarket, drug stores, socializing opportunities. Vote YES to Save Muni.

Vote for a Stronger Muni for everyone in November.
Without this measure, Muni faces severe cuts: 30% service, Double wait times, 20 Bus lines to be cancelled.

Meet us at the Corner of San Jose and 355 Ocean Ave at Daring Faith Church, across from Balboa Bart Station. 10am to Noon***free parking***

Considering a move to residential care?Join Juliet Rothman for an informative discussion about the questions you should ...
09/08/2026

Considering a move to residential care?

Join Juliet Rothman for an informative discussion about the questions you should ask before making the move.

Considering a move to residential care is a major life decision. Before making the transition, it’s important to understand your options and think through what matters most to you.

Topics include:

Location, location, location: Do you want to remain in San Francisco, elsewhere in the Bay Area, or be closer to family?
Your care needs: What level of assistance do you need with daily activities now, and what might you need in the future?
Finding the right fit: What services, amenities, and community features are most important to your quality of life?
Whether you’re planning ahead for yourself or helping a loved one explore options, this session will provide practical information to help you make an informed decision.

HOW TO JOIN THIS EVENT

Join by video (computer/tablet/smartphone):
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81373798153

09/04/2026

The Superfest Disability Film Festival 2026
aking place September 9-20.

This year’s festival will feature live events at the San Francisco Disability Cultural Center (165 Grove Street) and many virtual screenings.

http://superfestfilm.org./

09/04/2026
Diamond Heights Shopping Center in 1950.
09/04/2026

Diamond Heights Shopping Center in 1950.

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465 Woolsey St
San Francisco, CA
94134

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