Resilient Diamond Heights has long advocated for removal of dry brush and dead wood from our neighborhood parks and open spaces. Our concern is that on a hot windy day, a wildfire could get out of control and impact our neighborhood. The following message from Cynthia Woo, former SF Fire Inspector and RDH Steering Committee … More Preparation Tips for Wildfire Danger

Resilient Diamond Heights (RDH) Meeting: Solar Power Stations, Heat Center Activation and Dinner Thursday, September 19, 5:00 to 7:00 pm, St. Aidan’s Church, 101 Gold Mine DrivePlease RSVP by replying to this message or by emailing dhcasf@gmail.com so that we have plenty of food for all. Please share this message with your email lists. Thank you! … More RDH Meeting on Solar Stations and Heat Relief Center Sept. 19

Message from Supervisor Mandelman Dear Neighbor, Join me next Friday, March 10, for a District 8 Public Safety Town Hall with DA Brooke Jenkins, SFPD Chief Bill Scott, SF SAFE, and other representatives from your City government.  District 8 Public Safety Town Hall5:30 – 7:00 pm. Friday, March 10Upper Noe Recreation Center Auditorium295 Day Street, San Francisco … More Supervisor Mandelman Public Safety Town Hall March 10

Since Diamond Heights reached 95 degrees today and our forecast is 86 degrees for Tuesday, Sept. 8, our Resilient Diamond Heights Steering Committee wanted to send you this brochure created by Greg Carey with tips to get you through heat emergencies safely.  Heat Emergencies: San Francisco’s extreme heat in the last several years led to the … More Heat Emergency Brochure

Look What I Did Website: http://www.LookWhatIDid.org Beverly Patterson and her son, created a website to “Have fun exploring ways to make, play, solve, move & more, and be a part of a community project. We’re all about artistic expression & creative problem-solving.”The program also connects with children who do not have computers in a location in Bernal Heights. If … More Local Children’s Activity Website and Miraloma Kinder Small Groups

Preparing for Fire Emergencies, Tuesday July 28, 6:30-7:30 pm Via Zoom Presented by Greg Carey California is already in the middle of an early wildfire season. It’s important that your household has an evacuation plan, whether it’s a wildfire, house fire, or something as unexpected as a ruptured gas main. Resilient Diamond Heights presents this free Zoom … More Virtual Preparing for Fire Emergencies Presentation, July 28, 6:30 pm

Most homes in San Francisco do not have air conditioning. Until recently, this has meant a week or so of uncomfortable sleeping in the late fall, but heat emergencies have become more common over the past few years. A heat emergency is defined as 2 or more days with temperatures over 80 degrees. The next training … More Preparing for Heat Emergencies (Tuesday, July 14, 6:30 to 7:30 PM)

Psychological First Aid Training Postponed from June 16 to June 30Resilient Diamond Heights apologizes in advance that we will need to postpone this talk to Tuesday, June 30, 6:30 to 7:30 pm in order to bring its content into alignment with the unique needs of our current crisis.  In the time of quarantines, curfews, riots and … More Psychological First Aid Training Postponed from June 16 to June 30

How do you protect your mental health and help that of others in times of stress from disasters such as the current COVID-19 pandemic? Psychological First Aid can help you reduce distress, meet current needs, promote flexible coping and encourage adjustment. Learn how to benefit from Psychological First Aid during this free Zoom training sponsored … More Psychological First Aid Training Hosted by RDH via Zoom Tuesday, June 16, 6:30 pm

Resilient Diamond Heights “What to Do in a Disaster” Virtual Training, Thursday, April 30, 6:30 – 7:30 pm Our Resilient Diamond Heights (RDH) Workgroup misses meeting and sharing a meal together. Our RDH Steering Committee decided to continue trainings via Zoom. We plan to provide our regular schedule of trainings that offers something different than our COVID-19 … More