In Their Own Words

Explore below to hear clients, staff and community members share a slice of our history in their own words and voices.

Emergency Food Drive: Help Stock Our Food Pantry for Young Adults Facing CalFresh Funding Cuts

At The Crossroads Launches Emergency Food Drive as Government Shutdown Threatens SNAP Benefits for nearly 83,000 San Francisco Residents

Care Without Barriers: 2024-2025 Impact Summary

At The Crossroads provides unconditional, trauma-informed care to support unstably housed young people in San Francisco without waitlists, barriers to entry, or requirements to access care.

What is Stability? ATC Staff Share their Definitions

“I think stability is having the privilege to rest.”

Join Our Team: ATC is Hiring!

At The Crossroads is hiring for a Development and Communications Manager and Supportive Services Counselors!

Celebrating Our Own Angel Baten (Linda Summers) as This Year’s Empress: A Milestone for ATC and Our Community

ATC’s very own Angel Baten, has been crowned this year’s Empress of the Imperial Council of San Francisco

Two ATC donors talk about their personal connections to our work.

Staff members, Anna and Demaree, bust myths about what being a counselor at ATC means.

Jenn talks about the early years of doing outreach in the Mission.

Joey recalls the experience of being there with a client released from prison after over 12 years.

Past staff member, Lori, talks about what she sees as a strength of At The Crossroads.

Molly talks about what makes ATC unique from other places she’s worked.

Notorious staff trio, Naomi, Kris, and Brenda, reflect on their time at ATC and how foundational it was to their lives today.

Co-founders, Rob and Taj, talk about what it really means to bear witness to a person’s humanity.

Former client and now colleague, Julia, talks about her plan for the future and what she has carried from ATC into her work today.

Angelo, longtime Outreach Volunteer, and Abby, Outreach Counselor, talk about what makes outreach at ATC special.

Longtime Board Member and supporter, Avner, talks about finding new connections for ATC every day.

Two Board Members talk about their experiences supporting ATC’s work.

Lauren, longtime office volunteer and Sharissa, ATC’s Volunteer Coordinator talk about what harm reduction really means.

Two peer providers talk about 20 years of a changing San Francisco.

The Wacky and Amazing Ways ATC’s Community has Supported our Work

Amati talks about his many amazing projects and explains who he does it all for.

Barbie describes how telling her story is part of her healing process.

Erica describes how ATC has been her “safe haven” on and off for the last 16 years.

Former client and now colleague, Julia, talks about her plan for the future and what she has carried from ATC into her work today.

Maxine describes how “retail therapy” in ATC’s clothing room helps her dream big.

Travis talks with his counselor Abby about his comic book, Father MidKnight

Antoine describes what he wants in life and how he goes about achieving it.

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