RESILIENT ALICE GRIFFITH
Alice Griffith Housing Development
The Alice Griffith Housing Development is home to 337 public housing units with approximately 600 residents on about 22 acres. Alice Griffith is relatively isolated from the rest of the City; due to its location on the City’s bay coastline and in one of the warmest parts of the City, it is at incredibly high risk of the impacts of sea level rise and heat waves. While the facilities have been improved, the residents still need ongoing support services to overcome the negative impacts of the intentional lack of civic and social investment in the surrounding community. As part of that strategy, Bayview Hunter's Point Multi-Purpose Senior Services (BHPMSS) has stepped in and is now managing the community center and its resident support services.
COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTER - BAYVIEW
San Franciscans live in one of the world’s most at-risk seismic zones, placing a special responsibility on those who live here—as well as local, state and federal agencies—to take steps to prepare for major seismic events.
This program increases disaster preparedness by providing free seismic safety outreach and education to San Francisco’s diverse cultural and multilingual communities. As part of this program, CYC:
- Provides community outreach, trainings, and workshops to residents, youth, seniors, businesses, and merchants
- Builds working partnership with other community-based organizations and city departments
- Engages in community fairs and events
- Develops solution-driven recommendations to create “disaster prepared” communities
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