Hamilton Families
Kyriell Noon currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer at Hamilton Families, a position held since October 2020. Prior to this role, Kyriell held various leadership positions at GLIDEsf from 2015 to 2020, including Chief Impact Officer and Senior Director of Programs. Experience at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation spanned four years, culminating in the role of Director of Prevention and Client Services. Earlier career roles include Executive Director and Interim Program Director at STOP AIDS Project, and lecturer and visiting assistant professor at University of California, Berkeley and Reed College, respectively. Kyriell began a career in writing as a Grant Writer at Youth and Family Enrichment Services and Senior Writer at Juma Ventures. Education includes a Master’s degree from Harvard University, where Kyriell is a PhD candidate, an A.B. cum laude from Vassar College, and an IB Diploma from The Armand Hammer United World College.
Hamilton Families
Founded in 1985, Hamilton Families established San Francisco’s first shelter for families experiencing homelessness. Today we are one of San Francisco's leading nonprofit service providers to unhoused families, with an array of programs designed to end family homelessness. HF Shelter in the Tenderloin provides safe shelter, three meals a day and critical social services for up to 60 families per night for up to six months. HF Transitional Housing houses and supports up to 20 families per night at high risk for chronic homelessness for 6 to 18 months. Families receive intensive social services to identify and address factors contributing to their homelessness. HF Housing Services prevents homelessness whenever possible and assists families currently experiencing homelessness with housing search assistance, temporary rent assistance, case management, job search and other services for up to 18 months to help them find and retain a permanent home.