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Representative Payee Program

Representative Payee Program


Description

Tenderloin Housing Clinic’s Representative Payee program provides representative payee services to low-income individuals residing in San Francisco and receiving benefits from the Social Security Administration (this includes SSA, SSDI, and SSI). Clients must be permanently housed or must be willing to seek permanent housing at the time of program entry. The program assists clients with their housing search. The program helps clients receiving Social Security benefits budget their income amount in a way that allows them to pay their essential bills and meet essential needs, first and foremost. This includes rent, food, and utility bills.


Things to Know

Visit Us At:

www.thclinic.org

Services:

Supportive Services

Languages Spoken:

English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin

Accessibility:

The Representative Payee office has a small step at the front door. There is an office across the street from the payee office that is wheelchair accessible and services can be rendered there for mobility impaired clients

Fees:

None

Eligibility:

Clients must reside in San Francisco and must receive Social Security Benefits and be mandated by Social Security Administration to have a payee in order to be eligible for the program. Housing is not a requirement at program entry but clients must be willing to and obtain housing after enrollment in the program

Faith Based:

No

To Get Connected:

Contact Persons

Java Braden

Phone:

(415) 336-6171 x1014

Fax:

(415) 928-1058

(415) 928-1058

Email:

java@thclinic.org

Address:
447 Turk Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
447 Turk Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Hours:

Monday – Friday, 9:30am - 12:30pm, 1:00pm- 4:00pm

Notes:

Clients may drop-in to inquire about services, but will need an appointment for an intake. Clients can be placed on the waitlist through a referral from a community agency or a client self-referral. Individuals who are mandated by Social Security to have a payee and those in Housing First buildings, are prioritized on the waitlist

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