A NEW $37.5 MILLION FUND started by a consortium of nonprofit organizations is partnering with the city and county of San Francisco to build more transitional housing. 

Dubbed the “Breaking the Cycle Fund,” to finance projects under a mayoral plan of the same name, the money raised from five main partners will be used to bring more beds to the city that will be reserved for people with substance abuse and mental or behavioral health issues. 

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