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Lighting The Way Gala brought together 300+ change makers at The Conservatory at One Sansome. $1 million was raised in support of TheWayOutSF, the Army’s recovery-oriented response to homelessness, which provides detox services, treatment, housing, and career development.

Today, Westside Community Services, the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, and The Salvation Army opened James Baldwin Place, an abstinence-based recovery housing program. Thank you, Westside Community Services for making us a partner in this meaningful project.

Today, we cut the ribbon on James Baldwin Place, which will offer 54 units of safe housing to people exiting homelessness and addiction. Under our Breaking the Cycle plan, we are matching our resources to the specific needs of the people on our streets. This project reflects

This is the way out for San Francisco.

I've been attending community meetings about several different drug-free transitional housing programs for people exiting drug treatment and the pushback has been astounding. These are DRUG-FREE sites. 🧵

Yesterday, in partnership with Westside Community Services we opened James Baldwin Place. A 54 bed clean and sober transitional housing program for people who've completed drug treatment. We are bringing recovery back to San Francisco. Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 Steve Adami TheWayOutSF T Wolf 🌁

Last week at our Salvation Army Gala event, our culinary program prepared and served hors d'oeuvres to over 300 guests. Many of our culinary program participants are in recovery! Take a listen! Salvation Army SF

Today, I signed the Recovery First Ordinance. This legislation makes long-term recovery the main goal of San Francisco’s approach to substance use treatment—defining recovery as living a healthy, self-directed life, free from illegal drug use. Thank you Supervisor Matt Dorsey,

In addition to Matt Dorsey, a lot of credit goes to people like Steve Adami T Wolf 🌁 and Cedric Akbar, who are leaders in the recovery community. They did a lot of work to change the narrative around drugs in San Francisco.

Check out our new monthly newsletter! We had a very successful fundraising event and are opening new post treatment recovery housing facilities in San Francisco! We are The Way Out! Salvation Army SF Steve Adami mailchi.mp/usw.salvationa…

HURRAY! San Francisco passed a "Recovery First" ordinance to make long-term recovery the north star of SF drug policies. Thanks to Matt Dorsey Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 & the recovery community for your leadership Steve Adami Cedric Akbar T Wolf 🌁

Show me any other program that has a 77% success rate of getting the homeless permanently housed. Who knew the right formula was sitting in a little shelter/campus in San Jose/Silicon Valley? I knew it. Now you do too. The Salvation Army Google NVIDIA Cisco

SF is turning the Marina Inn into 68 beds of drug-free transitional housing with strict rules, helping people in recovery stay sober and rebuild their lives. It deserves support, says 3-term supervisor Bill Maher thevoicesf.org/drug-free-tran…

Giving people valuable job skills is one of the best ways to keep people out of homelessness and off drugs. We just completed our 9th culinary training class and are assisting with job placement. This is TheWayOutSF. #recovery

This is an amazing clip from San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins 謝安宜 who admits harm reduction isn't working now. And that it doesn't work with this drug (fentanyl). "These aren't throw-away people." ONDCP DEASanFrancisco Sara A. Carter Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions

I’m pleased to share that I’ve joined Salvation Army SF as the new Director of Donor Relations for SF. I’m excited to accelerate their work supporting the City. Because Doing the Most Good is what being a good neighbor, community member, and San Franciscan is all about. ❤️

I asked San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins 謝安宜 if Housing First as a policy is working for people struggling with addiction. "It's certainly not helping addiction." 🧵

This is important. 👇

San Franciscans asked for recovery to lead the way in ending homelessness and the drug crisis. We Salvation Army SF in partnership with SFDPH are ready to step up and provide it! cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/n…

Recovery First is the official drug policy of San Francisco now. Salvation Army SF is leading the way by providing post treatment abstinence based interim housing. This is the way. TheWayOutSF Kunal Modi Stephen Sherrill Matt Dorsey Steve Adami CBS News Bay Area cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/n…