Registrations now open - Free Safety workshops for seniors

You're invited to register for our free self-defense workshops tailored for older adults.

These sessions aim to equip older adults with vital self-defense techniques, fostering a sense of safety and empowerment in our community.

We are offering a one hour self defense workshops for older adults who live in The Richmond district. Gain practical techniques to defend yourself, boost self-empowerment, and cultivate confidence.

Available dates: 
Thursdays at 11:30am
5/2/24
5/9/24 (priority for Cantonese speakers)
5/16/24
5/23/24 (priority for Mandarin speakers)
5/30/24
6/6/24 or
Saturday 6/8/24 at 2:30pm

Location:
Tat Wong Kung Fu Academy at 4801 Geary Blvd, San Francisco

Chinese Speakers please contact:
Sarah Li, Neighborhood Resource Coordinator (510) 8211841  
Hard copy forms available at One Richmond office, 802 Clement Street SF. Closed Mondays. Usually open 12-5pm Tues - Fridays. Please call if coming out of your way to ensure the office open. 

Email: onerichmond@richmondsf.org Phone: (415) 683 8402  

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免费老年人自卫 研讨会

我们为住在列治文区的老年人提供一小时的自卫研讨会。学习实用的防身技巧，增强自我保护能力，培养自信心。

日期：

5/2/24、5/9/24、5/16/24、5/23/24、5/30/24、6/6/24 (周四)上午11:30或 6/8/24 周六下午2:30

地点：
Tat Wong 功夫学院 旧金山市Geary Blvd 4801号

电子邮件：onerichmond@richmondsf.org 

电话：(415) 683 8402
请中文使用者联系：
Sarah Li，社区资源协调员 (510) 8211841
纸质表格可在802 Clement Street (团结列治文办公室）领取。
https://forms.gle/wi7D3dUo5zdqejvz6

Richmond District Lunar New Year Art Competition winners

We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Richmond District Lunar New Year Visual Art Competition! After thorough deliberation and evaluation by our esteemed panel of judges, Richmond District artists Risa Culbertson and Crystal Hermann from Sunshine Art House, we are delighted to recognize the exceptional talent and creativity demonstrated by all participants.

Without further ado, here are the winners:

Group: Public (18yrs +)

Overall Winner ($188): Polly Leung

Runner Up (Small Prize): Ryan Chen

Group: Children (1-12yrs)

1st Place ($188): Chloe Chan

2nd Place ($138): Jordan Lau

3rd Place ($88): Ving Chen

Group: Youth (12-17yrs)

1st Place ($188): Anna Feroz

2nd Place ($138): Audrey Xu

3rd Place ($88): Amy Yu

Richmond District Lunar New Year Celebration: A Taste of The Richmond

Immerse yourself in the vibrant festivities of the Lunar New Year at the heart of District 1! Join us for a new year celebration at The Richmond Neighborhood Center on Saturday, February 3, from 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM. This is a FREE community event.

📍 Location:Richmond Neighborhood Center, 741 30th Ave

🌙 Event Highlights:

🎟️ Prize Draw: Exciting prizes await! Register in advance for a chance to win prizes.

🍜 Mini Night Market: Indulge your taste buds and explore unique goods from local vendors offering delicious food and festive Lunar New Year items.

🌟 Performances: Be entertained by captivating performances that showcase the diverse talents within our community. From traditional dances to modern interpretations, expect a delightful show.

🎊 Activities for All Ages: Engage in a variety of activities suitable for both the young and the young-at-heart. From interactive games to community resources, there's something for everyone.

🎨 Art Competition: Marvel at the creativity of our community members as they showcase their artistic talents in a lively Lunar New Year-themed art competition.

🐉 Come together with family, friends, and neighbors to usher in the Lunar New Year with joy, unity, and a sense of community pride. Let's make memories and welcome the Year of the Dragon in style!

🎊 Save the date and be part of this unforgettable celebration! 🎊

Parking is limited. We encourage you to take public transport such as the 31, 38 or 5 MUNI bus

Please note: Must be in attendance to claim prizes.

Register in advance on Eventbrite.

🤝 Sponsored by:

The Richmond Neighborhood Center/One Richmond

Gum Moon/Asian Family Support Center/SF Department of Early Childhood

Self Help for the Elderly

CYC Community Youth Center

SFHSA SF Human Services Agency

SFPL San Francisco Public Library Richmond Branch

Holiday office hours at One Richmond

Office closed on 12/21/23 and will reopen on Tuesday 1/2/24

Neighbors Night at The Richmond Neighborhood Center

#neighborsnight #givingtuesday

🌟 Hello Village! 🏡 Join us to meet your neighbors in person! 🤝✨

📅 Tuesday 11/28 📍The Richmond Neighborhood Center

Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the neighborhood, let's connect and build those local friendships. Family friendly event with holiday treats and festive photo opportunities.

Hope to see you there! 🥳👋 

If you can't make it but would like to donate to our community programs, please visit

https://richmondsf.org/event/neighbors-night/

NOVEMBER Office hours update

ONE RICHMOND OFFICE HOURS NOVEMBER 

TUESDAY 11/21 - OPEN 1PM - 5PM
(DUE TO RCC MEETING)

WEDNESDAY 11/22  1PM - 4PM - COMMUNITY MARKET

THURSDAY - CLOSED - HAPPY THANKSGIVING 

FRIDAY - CLOSED 

MONDAY 11/27 - CLOSED 

TUESDAY 11/28 - CLOSED
JOIN US AT THE RICHMOND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER’S NEIGHBOR NIGHT
741 30TH AVENUE, SF
FROM 6 - 8PM 
FREE!

列治文一小時辦公時間

週二

11/21 - 下午 1 點 -5 點開放

由於在北塞浦路斯土耳其共和國舉行 RCC 會議

週三

社區市集下午 1 點至 4 點

星期四 - 休息 - 感恩節快樂

週五 - 休息

11 月 27 日星期一 - 休息

11 月 28 日星期二 - 休息

與我們一起參加里士滿鄰里中心的鄰里之夜

舊金山 30 大道 741 號

下午 6 點至晚上 8 點

自由的！

MOHCD Richmond Community Forum - 12/05/23

Are you passionate about shaping the future of San Francisco? The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) and the Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD) are inviting our community to actively participate in our strategic planning process.

**Community Forum Details:**
Date: Tuesday, December 5, 2023
Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Location: George Washington High School (600 32nd Avenue, San Francisco)

**Agenda:**
Join us to provide valuable input that will shape four key strategic plans:

1. **Consolidated Plan:** Identifying affordable housing and community development needs and priorities.

2. **Local and Regional Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Strategic Plans:** Focusing on workforce development needs for the San Francisco and regional economies.

3. **HIV Housing Plan:** Addressing housing-related programs for people living with HIV.

4. **Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing:** Examining fair housing issues and proposing solutions.

**Why Your Input Matters:**

Community participation is crucial in informing decisions about designing and improving services and resources to meet the diverse needs of San Francisco residents.

**How to Participate:**

- Attend the Community Forum on December 5th at George Washington High School.

 REGISTER HERE or on-site the day of the forum. 

- Share your thoughts and ideas on our online platform: www.engagesanfrancisco.com

Your voice matters, and together, we can create a stronger, more inclusive San Francisco. Let's work towards a community-driven future!