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Slippery Fish Initiative, Inc.- Preschool

Child care center in San Francisco, CA · 999 Brotherhood Way, 94132

Licensing visits

5total visits
3inspection visits
2complaint visits
1citations

The most recent visit by Community Care Licensing was on August 26, 2026. These are the counts CDSS publishes in its facility data; the official record lists each visit date and lets you open the reports, including whether complaints were substantiated.

Larger facilities and those open many years usually have more visits. A count is not a rating: read the reports. How to read a CCLD record.

About this facility

Facility typeChild care center
Facility number384002203
StatusLicensed
Licensed sinceDecember 5, 2011
Capacity40
Address999 Brotherhood Way, San Francisco, CA 94132
CountySan Francisco
Phone(415) 585-5300

Contact & directions

Call (415) 585-5300 Directions State record (CDSS)

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Questions

Is Slippery Fish Initiative, Inc.- Preschool licensed?

CDSS lists Slippery Fish Initiative, Inc.- Preschool as a child care center (facility #384002203) with status "Licensed", licensed since December 5, 2011. Confirm the current status on the Care Facility Search before you enroll.

How many children can Slippery Fish Initiative, Inc.- Preschool care for?

Its license capacity is 40 children.

When was Slippery Fish Initiative, Inc.- Preschool last visited by licensing?

The most recent visit in the CDSS data was on August 26, 2026. The record shows 3 inspection visits, 2 complaint visits and 5 visits in total, with 1 citation.

Where is Slippery Fish Initiative, Inc.- Preschool?

999 Brotherhood Way, San Francisco, CA 94132, in San Francisco County.

Source: CDSS Community Care Licensing Division facility data (November 6, 2026). Independent guide, not a government website and not affiliated with this facility. Something wrong? Tell us.