San Francisco Adult Day Services Network

Strengthen and promote high quality and culturally appropriate adult day services

Increase capacity for and access to adult day services for
frail elders and young disabled adults

Support caregivers

Participate in primary and long term care service delivery as part
of the systems of care for the chronically ill

The San Francisco Adult Day Services Network was initiated in 1983 for the purpose of raising funds to open adult day health centers throughout the city's various neighborhoods. The core group of community leaders was successful in raising $3 million and in opening five centers to augment the work of two existing programs. The Network was the first county-wide alliance of adult day services in the country. It is now a membership organization that includes 13 agencies providing neighborhood-based health and social services at and serving more than 2,000 participants each year. Originally a project of The United Way, the Network became a freestanding nonprofit in 1994. Its mission is to help build capacity, increase access, and maintain the highest quality of care.

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