Disability

DAS programs provide in-home help with personal care and daily chores.

DAS food programs offer free groceries and community meals for pickup or delivery.

Access a wide range of services offered across the City in collaboration with our community partners.

Follow the steps to file a complaint about access to City facilities and services.

An ADA Coordinator can help you access City services, programs, and facilities.

Find out ways to get a curb ramp in San Francisco.

Download disability access posters and signs to post in public areas.

Small business owners can get reimbursed for accessibility inspections or for making your business more accessible.

What to do if you see businesses not following rules for their shared space or parklet

A step-by-step checklist with instructions and resources.

Guidelines and regulations about service and support animals.

Find career opportunities or employment services for people with disabilities.

Resources for communicating effectively with people with disabilities and listings of City approved vendors.

Disability-related programs in San Francisco.

Tell us about problems accessing employment, housing, businesses, or public spaces.

Federal and state law ensures the rights of people with disabilities to rent, buy or secure financing for any housing.

Learn about ADA program compliance, training, and how to get help accessing City services.

What to do if you are denied access or need help because of a disability.

Get legal information, advice, or representation.

We defend, advance, and strengthen the rights and opportunities of people with disabilities.

Get election materials in accessible formats and learn about accessible voting equipment.

We mobilize and educate seniors and people with disabilities to fight for individual rights and social justice

We are a parent-run San Francisco-based nonprofit organization that supports families of children with any kin

NOD increases employment opportunities for Americans with disabilities.

Emergency resources for People with Disabilities

Find resources to help you prepare for hazards and natural disasters.

Volunteer for the Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT).

Making sure that programs and services are accessible.

Information about training, communication tips, sign language or real-time captioning providers, posters and more.

Guidance, forms, and documents related to ADA and disabled access code.