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Community Nutrition Program

Project Open Hand San Francisco, CA

About Community Nutrition Program

The Community Nutrition Program, based in San Francisco, CA, is dedicated to providing critical food assistance to individuals in need, focusing on older adults and adults with disabilities. Originally established during the AIDS crisis, this compassionate nonprofit organization has evolved to serve a diverse range of populations, ensuring that those experiencing hunger due to illness, disability, or economic hardship receive the nutrition they deserve. Our program offers freshly made hot meals at community sites and convenient frozen meal packs for takeout, tailored to accommodate those with chronic diseases and serious health conditions. With a steadfast commitment to fostering wellness and dignity, we strive to improve access to nutritious foods through our Community Meal Sites across San Francisco, ensuring that no one goes hungry. During the pandemic, we adapted by providing frozen meal packs, including milk and fruit, to limit exposure risks while continuing to meet our clients' essential nutritional needs. Join us in our mission to nourish our community with love and care.

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Location
446 Randolph St, San Francisco, CA 94132
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Community Nutrition Program

(415) 447-2379 Visit website

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