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With schools closed, @RecParkSF and @SFPublicLibrary will operate libraries and indoor recreation facilities as emergency care facilities for children of parents on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak and low-income families.
More info here:https://www.dcyf.org/care
Both agencies will suspend regular indoor programming effective Friday, March 13 at 6 p.m. Parents on the front line include San Francisco-based hospital staff, Department of Public Health employees, and activated Disaster Service Workers.
Great execution by your team Mayor! Excited to thank you in person and shake your hand when we are allowed to do so again. Thank you for your service to our community
Very glad this is available, but won't these have the same effect on community transmission that keeping the schools open would have? Doesn't this negate the impact of social distancing, particularly when the parents are at high risk for exposure?
So proud our city is leading by example 
This is fabulous! I work in afterschool programming and it has occurred to me how can we support local health workers.
Awesome 
Thank you. Now do housing.
This is great.
I will have lots of time to read it, and maybe write. I’ve been wanting to read unread books from a shelf to replace them with my favorites #necessary #readingforpleasure #KnowledgeIsPower #FactsMatter #booksmart #bookshelf 
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I’m concerned because low-income registration is only open to families on the SF Rec and park scholarship list. What about families who have not participated in a rec park activity? Are you also inviting families who qualify for free/reduced lunch?
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