Fentanyl is the most deadly drug we've ever seen. It has changed everything. We desperately and urgently need to get people off of and away from these deadly drugs and invest in treatment and recovery.

I'm not sure why data tracking hasn't happened at the state, but data is always key to maintaining integrity in any program. Especially homeless programs because the participants are extremely vulnerable. I hope they fix this.
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This is a tough one. I understand the need for shelter is paramount in San Francisco. But I also know that the Tenderloin is inundated with programs and shelters already. This isn't a NIMBY thing. It's a community frustrated thing. sfstandard.com/2024/04/10/new…

I think the solution here is to have recovery housing available. It can be built into the Housing First model. In fact, HUD has an existing policy already out there, reinforced by POTUS that supports recovery housing.

So awesome to come home to this! Salvation Army USA TheWayOutSF Steve Adami Marc Benioff T Wolf 🌁

Woo hoo! This is how it’s done. Good work being done by Salvation Army SF !! ❤️

I was there when this happened. A guy saw this sign, inquired about getting clean, and then was helped into treatment—on the spot.

Felt like magic.

We need to scale this program to help the thousands who are suffering on the street from the #1 reason people are chronically…

Our homeless initiative, 'The Way Out' in San Francisco offers a full continuum of care from detox to housing. And yes, we have treatment on demand. Matt Dorsey London Breed Steve Adami T Wolf 🌁

Help us change the way we address homelessness and addictions in San Francisco. TheWayOutSF is operating mostly on private donations. We're housing or treating over 200 people and want to expand to 1,000. Help us help those in need! Salvation Army SF
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Today's highlight! A man knocked on the door of the Joseph McFee Center b/c he saw the 'Free Drug Treatment' sign.

We called an @uber and got the client into the Recovery Wellness Center at Harbor Light immediately. This is treatment on demand in action! Wishing him the best of…

'Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy, he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead' -1 Peter 1:3

Happy Easter from atop Mt. Davidson this morning!

Yesterday California Governor  Gavin Newsom called to inform me I had been granted a Pardon! From state prison to SF Adult Probation's Reentry Division Director, to the Executive Director of The Salvation Army's TheWayOutSF.  Don't ever give up hope, change is possible!  RECOVERY 1st!

Visit PAINnonprofit.org for the full episode of the Don’t Hide The Scars podcast with special guest Steve Adami, executive director of The Way Out, a recovery-focused homeless initiative of the SF Salvation Army.

#hope #wedorecover #sober #addiction #sobriety #recovery

Our friend T Wolf 🌁 is right. We need recovery based housing in San Francisco and throughout the state. At least 1 person every day is dying of drug overdose inside supportive housing in San Francisco. Matt Haney TheWayOutSF Salvation Army SF

'I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.' -Galatians 2 :20 #GoodFriday
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It's time for San Francisco to look at organizations you can trust to do the job of helping the homeless and providing treatment the right way, without scandal. Salvation Army SF

Visit PAINnonprofit.org for Don’t Hide The Scars with special guest Steve Adami, executive director of TheWayOutSF, a recovery-focused homeless initiative of The Salvation Army San Francisco.

#hope #wedorecover #sober #addiction #recovery #sobriety #abstinence

Our goals are to expand to 1,000 beds through the building of new or the purchase of existing properties throughout the city. We have big plans. Because the need is big. There are thousands on the streets of San Francisco that need one chance at recovery. We can deliver.