Homeless Prenatal Program

Located at 2500 18th St in San Francisco, Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) is a family resource center founded in 1989 that supports homeless and low-income families, especially mothers motivated by pregnancy and parenthood. Its services are intended for pregnant people and parents or guardians raising children under 18.

HPP provides crisis management, emergency support, referrals, and trauma-informed assistance for families facing complex needs. Housing services include housing search and placement, application and tenant support, counseling, help with move-in barriers, and limited short-term assistance related to rent or deposits. The program also offers mental health and parenting services, fatherhood support, children’s playgroups, and activities supporting the transition from pregnancy to parenting.

For pregnant and postpartum clients, HPP offers transitional and emergency housing programs that combine housing with case management, prenatal and parenting support, and help moving toward permanent housing. Visit the official Homeless Prenatal Program website to confirm current program details. Additional information is available through California homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources.