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San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium

san francisco community clinic consortium

San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium is a partnership of 13 community health centers that together form the largest provider of primary care safety net services in San Francisco. For over 40 years, SFCCC and our members have worked to improve the health and well-being of people across the city.

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Our 13 member clinics care for more than130,000 San Franciscans each year, many of whom face challenges accessing healthcare. Our clinics are located across the city to provide services where they are most needed.

In addition to comprehensive primary and preventive care, many clinics offer a range of services in one location, including dental and vision care, behavioral health support, and health education.

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Congratulations to our 2025-2026 AHEC Scholars Cohort!
Congratulations to our 2025-2026 AHEC Scholars Cohort!

SFCCC would like to congratulate our 14 San Francisco AHEC Scholars for completing their 2025-2026 Program Year requirements! Of those 14 completing Scholars, 6 have #graduated and 8 will return to complete their second year with the Program!

SF AHEC Scholars: Meet Hamsa Parab!
SF AHEC Scholars: Meet Hamsa Parab!

I would say experience is the most important. And I don’t mean doing things just for your resume, but genuinely exploring to understand what patient populations, specialties, and aspect of healthcare speaks to you!

SF AHEC Scholars: Meet Lily Su!
SF AHEC Scholars: Meet Lily Su!

I became an SF AHEC Scholar because I wanted to learn more about community health and see how it connected to what I was learning in school.

Vet SOS Featured in Korean Magazine, Sisain

Vet SOS was recently approached by In Jeong Kim, a Korean journalist who is based in San Francisco, and was interested in writing a story on our program. We are pleased to share this English translation of her final piece, originally published in SisalIN.

Together We’re Stronger
Together We’re Stronger

There are moments in our outreach work that remind me why collaboration really matters, and a recent experience at a Black History Month block party in Bayview was one of those moments.

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