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A Safe Haven for Survivors

At the St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco Riley Center, we are deeply committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence with safety, respect, and strength. Our programs provide secure shelter and a network of resources tailored to help survivors reclaim their independence and rebuild their lives free from fear.

We believe in empowering individuals through compassionate advocacy, healing services, and community connection because everyone deserves to live with dignity and hope.

24-Hour Support Line
(415) 255-0165

Community Office
(415) 757-6500

For over 30 years, the Riley Center has served as a safe, welcoming environment for all survivors of domestic violence, regardless of age, race, religion, sexual orientation or marital status.

We know that overcoming the effects of domestic violence is a lifelong process, and we are here to help at every step of the journey.

The Riley Center Community Office offers drop-in support services to all survivors of domestic violence, including former residents of Rosalie And Brennan Houses.

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Riley Center Community Office

The Riley Center Community Office offers drop-in support for all survivors of domestic violence.

Rosalie House

Our 23 bed emergency shelter offers those fleeing from violence or other forms of domestic abuse a safe, temporary haven for up to 12 weeks.
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Brennan House

Our 32 bed transitional housing program provides survivors and their children a secure, positive living environment for up to 24 months.

Urgent Accommodations Voucher Program - Domestic Violence

Our urgent accommodation voucher provides immediate emergency hotel placement for survivors of domestic violence who are in imminent danger and fleeing violence. The program offers up to seven days of safe, confidential temporary lodging.
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SURVIVORS & CHILDREN SHELTERED & SUPPORTED

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SURVIVORS PLACED INTO SUPPORTIVE HOUSING IN 2025

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SURVIVORS ASSISTED THROUGH THE CRISIS HOTLINE IN 2025

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DROP-IN CLIENTS SERVED THROUGH THE COMMUNITY OFFICE IN 2025

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