Disability + Aging
We collaborate with our community partners to deliver services that promote health, safety, and independence for older people, veterans, and adults with disabilities.
On April 1: The Mayor's Office on Disability moved to SFHSA. The Office has been renamed the Office on Disability and Accessibility (ODA) and works closely with us to support people with disabilities.
Need help finding the services and resources that are right for you?
Contact the DAS Benefits and Resources Hub or an Aging and Disability Resources Center (ADRC) near you.
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Disability Rights + Accessibility
Help with making the City's services, facilities, events, and information accessible to people with disabilities.
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Groceries + Meals
Groceries and community meals for pickup or delivery at locations across the City
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Health Care
Insurance, fitness programs, and chronic disease management
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In-Home Care
Help with personal care and daily chores from paid care providers
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Protection + Safety
Adult Protective Services, conservatorship, and emergency preparedness
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Veterans
Help with federal benefits, claims processing, and records access
Additional Services
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Caregiver Support
Respite care, caregiver training, and counseling
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Case Management
Authorizes, monitors, and coordinates a person's full range of services
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Community Activities
Social activities, computer skills, intergenerational programs and more at locations near you
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Jobs
Job placement for meaningful part-time employment through SF ReServe
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Legal Assistance
Advice and representation for legal issues including naturalization
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LGBTQ Programs
Case management, client advocacy, peer support, and social activities
More Disability services and resources
For more information on topics that include transportation, accessible environments, disability rights, and emergency preparedness, visit the City’s Disability webpage.