Bayview SF Neighborhood Food and Transportation Resources
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Food Resources
SF Marin Food Bank Food Finder
Family Connections Centers food pantry for households with children
Alemany Farmers’ Market accepts food benefits including WIC, EBT, and MarketMatch
Grocery Stores?
SF HSA Food Assistance resources
CalFresh Benefits Application Help
Transportation
SFMTA’s Quick Start for Older Adults web page is a great overview of current low-cost and free transportation options.
Free MUNI for Seniors The program offers complimentary access to Muni services, cable cars included, for low-to-moderate income seniors living in San Francisco via a Clipper card. Eligibility is open to San Francisco residents aged 65 and over whose total yearly household income does not exceed 100% of the Bay Area Median Income standards. Apply online or by mail.
Essential Trip Card The ETC program subsidizes about two to three round trips by taxi per month for older adults (persons 65 and older) and people with disabilities. Eligible participants pay 20% of the cost of a regular cab ride fare for essential trips. The program uses taxis to take people on essential trips like going to the grocery store, pharmacy or another necessary medical trip. Customers who pay $12 will receive $60 value for taxi trips on a debit card.
To qualify for the program, customers must meet at least one of these qualifications:
- Age 65 or older
- Have a disability
- Those with health conditions or mobility challenges that prevent them from using Muni or accessing nearby transit stops or stations.
Walk SF Walk SF works in the interest of all pedestrians in San Francisco, but prioritizes our work in order to address the needs of people who are disproportionately affected by pedestrian safety issues. This includes children, communities of color, people with disabilities, and seniors.
SFMTA Streets Division-Transportation Engineering, including Traffic Routing, Signal Shop, Special Projects/Street Use and Traffic Management/Operations
- Parking, Curb Management, Operations & Enforcement, including Off-Street Parking; Curb Management; Meter, Sign, Temporary Sign and Paint Shops; and Parking Enforcement
- Planning & Delivery, including Planning, Livable Streets, Project Delivery, Engineering, QA/QC and MuniForward
- Taxis, Access & Mobility Services, including Enforcement & Legal Affairs, Mobility Services Permits, and Disability & Accessible Services
311- Street and Sidewalks: Broken pavement, potholes, or damaged street signs.
Trees and Parks: Fallen trees, overgrown weeds, or park maintenance issues.
Sanitation: Illegal dumping, graffiti, overflowing public trash cans, or abandoned vehicles.
Street Behavior / Encampments: Unhoused persons in distress or street encampments.
Policy
Other Bayview Groups