City Resources 

• Mayor’s Office of Community Development   
• Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services. Find services by district.
• Board of Supervisors. Do you know who your district supervisor is?  
• Youth Commission represents and effectively advocates for the needs and wants of San Francisco's youth and encourages youth to be involved and to speak up in the political arena.
• SF FIND a powerful new tool utilizing Enterprise Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology that can help you find such things as their nearest post office, public schools, libraries, health care facilities or homeless shelters, and much more. You can also find which MUNI lines to use to get there
• San Francisco Districts shows listings of some of the local neighborhood groups.
• Neighborhood Parks Council is a coalition of organizations that supports hundreds of parks, playgrounds, and open spaces throughout the City.
• Resource Guide for San Francisco Homeowners 
• Neighborhood Watch Association runs SAFE (Safety Awareness for Everyone), which provides crime prevention education for San Francisco residents.
• 72Hours.org Learn how to prepare your home and family for the next inevitable natural disaster in SF.
• San Francisco Neighborhoods. A handy cheat sheet as to where and what are the larger neighborhoods in the City.