The City & County of San Francisco Human Services Agency (HSA) is a government agency that provides a wide range of social and health-related services to the residents of San Francisco. Established in 2004, the HSA aims to help individuals and families overcome poverty, access healthcare, and gain financial independence. The agency is responsible for administering a variety of local, state, and federal programs and services, including public assistance, job training, childcare, food assistance, and adult protective services. The HSA works in close collaboration with community-based organizations, advocacy groups, and other public agencies to address the needs of vulnerable populations and improve the overall well-being of San Francisco residents. The agency is committed to promoting social justice, diversity, and equality through its programs and policies. It employs over 2,000 staff members, including social workers, counselors, and administrative professionals, who are dedicated to providing high-quality and compassionate services to those in need. The HSA is governed by an executive director appointed by the Mayor of San Francisco and overseen by a commission composed of members appointed by the Mayor, the Board of Supervisors, and community organizations. With an annual budget of more than $1 billion, the agency serves as a critical safety net for thousands of San Francisco residents each year.