Independent Living Resource Center San Francisco

09/21/2026

Have you bought your tickets, yet, for ILRCSF's fundraiser? Of course we'll have our usual selection of fine wines, a variety of chocolates, a chocolate fountain with fresh fruit, and a variety of baked goods and other finger foods. There will be plenty of juice, water and other softs drinks for those of us who don't consume alcohol. We'll also have live music, a photo booth, some fun games and, of course, the presentation of awards to two community members who have made a real and positive impact on the quality of life of PWD.

During a time when your support is more important than ever, we hope you'll buy a ticket or make a cash donation No amount is too small.

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09/21/2026

Affordable rides through Uber

09/21/2026

Let's talk about transportation.

Would you attend if ILRCSF were to hold a forum on transportation options? If so, would you be interested in finding out about the latest developments re wheelchair accessible rides via Uber and Lyft, Waymo's accessibility options and accommodation for wheelchair users? Would you be interested in meeting a member of the MUNI Board of Directors, to ask questions about accessibility?

Let us know in the comments if this is a topic you'd like us to explore further.

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09/09/2026

ILRCSF's annual fundraiser is just around the corner! What better way to say goodbye to Summer and kick off Autumn?

Wheelchair Repair, Community Activities, Assistive Technology, Peer Mentorship, Legal ......our programs are busier than ever, offering services and opportunities both in person and remotely. We're doing all sorts of cool stuff ad the amazing Disability Cultural Center. We've got a new 3D printer to help with wheelchair and mobility device repair.

All of this is made possible, in part, by the generosity of our supporters. We hope to see lots of goods friends at this event - tickets are selling fast!

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09/04/2026

In addition to the DCC, GOAT partners with regional organizations serving similar needs, such as the Independent Living Resource Center of San Francisco (ILRCSF).

On Tune-Up Tuesdays, people come to San Francisco’s Disability Cultural Center to fix loose armrests and squeaky wheels. They often leave with a newfound sense of community.

“Being here is how I move from feeling stuck to having a direction,” Jen Holthaus, who is at the beginning of her wheelchair journey, explained, noting she gained practical tips and also felt less alone.

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06/11/2026

Good news for some of those to whom we owe a debt. There are tons of military vets living with disabilities, and not receiving the services and resources they need and are entitled to. Good news for some of those to whom we owe a debt.

VA streamlines the process of purchasing prosthetic limbs to more efficiently serve thousands of Veterans who receive prosthetics through the VA every year.

06/03/2026

Call To Action from our friends at Justice in Action:

Justice in Aging opposes the California Assembly’s plan to adopt Governor Newsom’s proposal to impose a $2,000 asset limit for older adults and people with disabilities to qualify for Medi-Cal.

California aging and disability network, please take action TODAY! Call Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel (916-319-2046), chair of the Assembly Budget Committee and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (916-319-2029) – urge them to reject this proposal.

The Assembly’s suggested delay in implementation until July 1, 2027 does little to mitigate the harm of this cut. A $2,000 asset limit for Medi-Cal is simply a cruel requirement that unfairly penalizes older adults and people with disabilities.

Talking Points

I am opposed to the Assembly’s agreement to impose a $2,000 asset limit in Medi-Cal for older adults and people with disabilities.

Delaying this proposal is unacceptable, and the Assembly should fully reject this unfair and harmful proposal.

A $2,000 asset limit prevents people from having any savings, putting them one emergency away from financial ruin.

04/11/2026

This should be a great workshop.

Have you had a repair or pest issue that a landlord just would not fix? This workshop will share red flags, best practices, and options for addressing an unsafe living environment while protecting your housing. We will discuss examples of habitability problems and what tenants can do to make sure the housing provider maintains the property and gives tenants a safe place to live.

After the virtual workshop, you will have the opportunity to get your questions answered in a one-on-one consultation.

Register at the link: https://www.disabilityrightsca.org/events/habitability-and-the-right-to-safe-living-conditions-apr-2026

ASL and Spanish interpretation will be offered.

This event is only for tenants with disabilities, not landlords or home owners.

When: April 21th, 2026 at 1:00pm


Image Description: Top photo of a male-presenting person in a kitchen making coffee. He is a white person with curly brown hair, beard, and a double leg amputee. He wears a tan hat, navy shirt, cross body bag, and sits in a wheelchair. Header Text: Virtual Workshop. Title Text: Habitability and the Right to Safe Living Conditions. Text: April 21, 2026 at 1:00PM. Blue/green DRC logo.

04/10/2026

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**MISSING PERSON**

The San Francisco Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing, at-risk elderly person.

Rosie McMurray was last seen on Thursday, April 9, 2026, at approximately 3:30 a.m., leaving her residence on the 1200 block of Fillmore Street.

Ms. McMurray is described as an 85-year-old Black female, 5’4”, 170 pounds, with short black hair and brown eyes. She is considered “at-risk” because she suffers from Alzheimer's and takes medication for another medical condition.

Ms. McMurray was last seen wearing a beige jacket, jeans, white shoes, and pushing a shopping cart. She is known to frequent the McDonald's at Golden Gate Avenue and Fillmore Street.

A photo of Ms. McMurray accompanies this news release.

Anyone who locates Rosie McMurray should call 911 and report her current location and physical description. Anyone with information on her possible whereabouts should call the SFPD Missing Persons Unit Tip Line at 1-415-734-3070 or Text-A-Tip to TIP411 and begin the text message with SFPD. You may remain anonymous.

SFPD CASE # 260-194-988