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San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and Their Families Grantee List | Unnamed: 1 | Unnamed: 2 | Unnamed: 3 | Unnamed: 4 | Unnamed: 5 | Unnamed: 6 | Unnamed: 7 | Unnamed: 8 | Unnamed: 9
Fiscal Year 2013-2014
Agency Name | Program Name | Strategy | DCYF Grant | Street | City | Zip | Phone | Website | Program Description
826 Valencia | After-School Tutoring | SPEC_K8 | 51000 | 826 Valencia | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] x 205 | www.826valencia.org | Our after school tutoring program offers free 1-on-1 tutoring in all subject areas 5 days/week for 3 hours/day to 85 enrolled elementary, middle, and high school students in our neighborhood, with a particular emphasis on developing strong writing and reading skills. Students work to finish their homework every day and then shift gears to focus on sharpening their writing skills.
[NAME] | Reaching All Youth (RAY) Project | SPEC_K8 | 50000 | 3221 22nd Street | San Francisco | 94110 | 4153784673 | www.abada.org | [NAME] (ACSF) - Reaching All Youth Project offers youth grades K-8 accessible instructional and performance programs focused on Capoeira, a Brazilian martial art. Programs are led by world-class artists and take place three days a week during the school year, and during four, week-long summer camps. Instructional capoeira classes are complemented with performances, guest artist dance and music workshops, and participation in our home season master classes, performance festivals, and capoeira competitions. Program activities are offered free or low-cost based on income levels, and target underserved communities with limited access to art and physical programs.
African American Art & Culture Complex | African American Art & Culture Complex Specialized Teen | TEEN | 132500 | 762 Fulton St | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.aaacc.org | Project Level teen program works with youth ages 13-24. Project Level focus primarily on our Recording Studio and Technology program. Project LEVEL is a theme based program that allows its participants to learn every aspect of the entertainment industry and obtain skills to use in a future career path. Each participant goes through four phases of the program to train them properly in their disciplines (Pre-Production, Production, Post Production, and Marketing). Participants learn professional techniques for mixing, mastering and engineering various musical compositions. The marketing students will have a platform to pitch marketing campaigns to celebrities, athletes, tech companies, etc.
African American Art & Culture Complex | K-8 Specialized Program | SPEC_K8 | 67500 | 762 Fulton Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.aaacc.org | The African American Art & Culture Complex offers summer and after-school classes for all youth between the ages of 8-12 years old, in dance, audio engineering and music production, performing arts, graphic and visual arts, modern & hip hop dance, film and editing, creative writing, reading, photography, graffiti, painting and Illustration, and poetry.
After School Enrichment Program | SY EXCEL & Scholarship @ McKinley Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 74477 | 1025 14th St. | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] |  | The After School Enrichment Program (ASEP) provides a safe, healthy, nurturing and enriching environment for a diverse student base. In ASEP, school-age students are given the opportunity to develop social and academic skills while their families go to work, school or seek employment. [NAME] provides after school services to McKinley students from 1:45-6pm, Monday-Friday.
After School Enrichment Program | SY EXCEL @ Webster Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 69498 | 2017 Mission St. | San Francisco | 94110 | (415) 863-9917 |  | The After School Enrichment Program (ASEP) provides a safe, healthy, nurturing and enriching environment for a diverse student base. In ASEP, school-age students are given the opportunity to develop social and academic skills while their families go to work, school or seek employment. [NAME] provides after school services to [NAME] students, Monday - Friday, from 2:30-6pm during the academic school year.
America SCORES Bay Area | America SCORES | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 152865 | 1610 Harrison Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | http://www.americascoresbayarea.org | SCORES is an after-school program combines soccer, poetry, conflict resolution and service learning. SCORES "poet-athletes" play on a soccer team (Saturday Games) and participate in creative writing workshops. They write and perform poetry, and working together with their teammates, they help others in need through service-learning projects.
American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) | Theater Arts as a Tool for Change | TEEN | 50000 | 30 Grant Avenue, 6th Floor | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.act-sf.org | Theater Arts as a Tool for Change offers an intensive year-long residency to provide the most at-risk local students with free theater training. A.C.T. teaching artists will work with students 4 days a week at IBW and 1 day at A.C.T. to write and perform original monologues and short plays. Students will be involved in all aspects of writing, performing, marketing, and producing a final performance as the culminating activity of each quarter. IBW is a continuation high school serving high percentages of youth involved with the juvenile justice system, recent immigrants, foster youth, and special education students. 71% of students at IBW are designated Educationally Disadvantaged Youth.
American Friends Service Committee | 67 Suenos San Francisco | YLORG | 60000 | 65 Ninth Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] x111 | https://afsc.org/office/san-francisco-ca | 67 Suenos program goal is to develop the capacity of underprivileged migrant youth to become leaders, ambassadors and experts on issues that affect their communities. With about 240 hours of community organizing, youth feel galvanized within a local social movement, working to build a culture of human rights and respect for migrant rights. During cycles youth meet with mentors and peers twice a week for three hour political education, personal healing and organizing session. After each cycle, youth work effectively as a group to host events, plan actions, and are motivated to work together in a self-directed way, without adult supervision.
APA Family Support Services - SCDC | Fiscal Sponsorship for SCDC | MISC | 39061 | 10 Notthingham Place | San Francisco | 94133 | 4156170061 | www.apafss.org
APA Family Support Services - SCDC | PIYA - After School | COMM_AS | 79184 | 2055 Sunnydale Avenue | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.samoancenters.org | The Pacific Islander Youth Alliance (PIYA) program serves children and youth who live primarily in the Visitacion Valley, Bayview-Hunter's Point, Potrero Hill, and Outer Mission neighborhoods. We provide mentoring, counseling, tutoring, physical fitness and recreation, and outreach to youth and families.
APA Family Support Services - SCDC | Samoan Case Management | REENTRY | 114148.2 | 2055 Sunnydale Avenue | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.samoancenters.org | The Samoan Case Management Program will be focusing on working with youth that are at high risk of entering the juvenile justice system and/or are on probation. The services will include but not limited to home and school visits; one-on-one counseling sessions; supporting youth, providing workshops such as anger management, cognitive behavior, etc., and accompanying families at court hearings. The population served are Samoan and Pacific Islander youth.
Arab Cultural & Community Center | ACCC After-School Tutoring Program | COMM_AS | 50339 | 2 Plaza Street | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.arabculturalcenter.org | The After-school Academic Enrichment Program will provide tutoring focused on math and reading 4x/week M-Th. from 3-6 p.m. to youth ages 6-13. Youth will also be given monthly health, cultural and recreational activities and workshops. Youth will be exposed to other cultures, build their academic skills and help them feel safe in their communities.
Arab Cultural & Community Center | ACCC Youth Empowerment Program | TEEN | 41000 | 2 Plaza Street | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.arabculturalcenter.org | Our Program at Wallenburg and Mission High will be held 2x a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays during lunch. The program aims to serve low income immigrant Arab students. Participants gather weekly and identify projects within the areas of culture, education, health, coordinating assemblies, presentations and multi-cultural learning. Youth will also take part in an Annual Summer Institute.
Architectural Foundation of San Francisco | Build San Francisco | CA | 75000 | 901 Mission Street, Suite 110 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.afsf.org
[NAME] | Kalpulli Leadership Program | TEEN | 121600 | 1850 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.homeysf.org | The Kalpulli Leadership Program mission is to educate, organize, and empower youth and young adults ages 13 to 18 years old. In the indigenous Nahuatl language â€œCalpulliâ€ literally means â€œlarge houseâ€. Calpulliâ€™s are neighborhoods or groups organized to carry out a common purpose such cultural activities or the care for community members. In HOMEYâ€™[NAME] we focus on developing its participants to critically think and become leaders. We do this by conducting non-traditional workshops that focus on addressing and combating internalized oppression, discrimination, and disenfranchisement. Program Hours: Tuesday (4:00PM - 6:00PM); Friday (4:00PM - 8:00PM); Saturday (Varies)
[NAME] | Youth 1st Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 117000 | 1850 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | [EMAIL] | Youth 1st seeks to create a sense of well being within our youth and keep them off the streets and performing well in the classroom by offering additional learning opportunities in a nurturing, safe and drug free environment. We support and encourage student's effort to achieve and improve academically, physically, mentally and socially. The program operates Monday - Friday from 1:00 - 6:00 pm with some evening and weekend hours. Youth 1st serves youth ages 5 - 17 through academic support, enrichment, mentoring, employment, sports and recreation.
[NAME] | Youth Workforce | YWD | 108748.59 | 1850 Mission Street | San Fracisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | [EMAIL] | The program provides work readiness preparation, life skills workshops, peer-to-peer support, computer skills training, GED preparation, intensive case management, job search and placement assistance, supportive services, and retention services. The program goal is to help youth be self sufficient.
Asian American Recovery Services, Inc. | Aftercare/Reentry Case Management | REENTRY | 103948.2 | 2166 Hayes Street Suite 302 | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.aars.org | Intensive case management services for youth aged 12 - 18 that are in Juvenile Justice System in San Francisco. Our services would include comprehensive needs assessment of youth and their parents/caretakers, linkage services and advocacy, building social skills and self-esteem, enrichment activities for youth, and monthly workshop for the parents. Hours of operation: M-F, 9 am - 6 pm.
Aspiranet | Sunset Media Wave | TEEN | 100000 | 3925 Noriega Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The mission of Sunset Media Wave is to educate youth in media arts as a tool for self expression, communication, community-building, and social change. After more than a decade of experience supporting elementary and middle school youth in meaningful ways, youth want to continue on with SNBC, and Sunset Media Wave is a natural extension and progression of our work in media arts, youth development, project-based learning, and community building.
Aspiranet | Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center | BEACONS | 336303 | 3925 Noriega Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center (SNBC) offers many programs, services, and activities free to the Sunset community. Afterschool programs are located at A.P. Giannini Middle School, [NAME], [NAME], Sunset, [NAME] and West Sunset Rec Connect, reaching over 950 students each school day through academic, enrichment, and recreation-based activities. Evening adult skill-building and enrichment programs attract over 300 adults each week. SNBC also provides family support services including case management, parenting support, and activities promoting early-childhood development. Each summer, SNBC provides a daily academic and enriching youth program.
Aspiranet | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 200227 | 1530 43rd Avenue | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The SNBC After School Learning Program at Francis Scott Key Elementary serves 232 youth participants from grades [NAME]. The program operates from 1:50pm-6:00pm, Monday through Friday. The program includes on homework assistance, enrichment, physical education, project based learning, and skill-building elective classes.
Aspiranet | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 55188 | 3925 Noriega Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | SNBC's afterschool program at Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary serves students from 2nd-5th grade from 2:45-6:00 pm, Monday-Friday. Each day, students participate in a variety of activities, including: homework completion, targeted academic supports that promote literacy skills, active and structured recreation, and in clubs of the students' choice on Wednesdays (e.g., creative writing, arts & crafts, or sports).
Aspiranet | SY EXCEL @ Sunset Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 143291 | 3925 Noriega Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | SNBC's Afterschool Program at Sunset Elementary operates every academic school day from 2:40 pm to 6:00 pm, 5 days per week. The program is open to all K-5 grade students at Sunset Elementary. Each day, SNBC offers homework assistance, enrichment activities that expand horizons and promote active learning, and structured recreational activities.
Aspiranet | SY EXCEL @ Ulloa Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 112871 | 3925 Noriega Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | SNBC's Ulloa Afterschool Program serves 192 students in grades 2-5 for three hours each school day. Our daily three-hour schedule includes a healthy snack, structured recreational activities, academic support, and enrichment clubs and classes. Over 50% of our students are English language learners, a majority coming from Chinese-speaking households.
Aspiranet | West Sunset Rec Connect K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 88764 | 3925 Noriega Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The West Sunset Rec Connect Afterschool Program provides high quality afterschool services to Sunset youth five days a week (Monday - Friday), from 3:30 - 6:15 pm. The afterschool program and its activities are grounded in Youth Development principles, Family Support practices, environmental sustainability, and foster community engagement.
Bay Area Community Resources | Home Away School House Comprehensive Services | COMM_AS | 65779 | 171 [NAME] | San Rafael | 94903-2005 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | A Home Away from Homelessness, a program of Bay Area Community Resources, believes that every child deserves the opportunity to experience safe and supportive spaces that respect and foster his or her strengths, creativity and abilities. The School House program serves middle school youth, grades 5-8, all of whom attend school in San Francisco. Up to 15 youth are part of the school house each year with an average daily attendance between 10 and 12. All are classified as homeless as defined by the [NAME]-Vento Act and priority is given to those currently without homes. The School House runs from 2:30 to 7:30 Monday through Thursday with an afternoon session most Fridays as well.
Bay Area Community Resources | ReSET - Work Experience for High Risk Youth | [NAME] | 300000 | 965 Mission Street, Suite 520 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.chalk.org | ReSET: Re-defining Sustainable Employment and Training is a job training and work experience program for in-risk youth and young adults on probation. Participants receive 40-80 hours of job and life skills training, as well as academic support, mentoring and advocacy. Participants are placed at worksites, working 10-20 hours per week.
Bay Area Community Resources | SF Team at Bret Harte Elementary | SFTEAM_NEW | 60000 | 1035 Gilman Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | The SF Team Program at Bret Harte will engage struggling students with high level literacy activities to help them develop into confident readers and writers. Students will receive support from teachers and literacy specialists using curriculum that helps students develop key comprehension skills. We will also expand our sub-contract with SCORES to utilize their literacy component. The majority of the population served will be African-American although some will be Spanish and Samoan English language learners. Reading will be the emphasis of the intervention program. We will meet with students 5 days per week, Monday thru Friday, from 2:40pm to 6:00pm as part of the site's ExCEL program.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 165433 | 625 Douglass Street | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | At the Alvarado EXCEL after school program we will offer homework assistance, language arts activities to improve reading skills and comprehension; intensive small-group tutoring; and STEM-based interactive activites; as well as a variety of enrichment activities including arts and crafts, cooking club, and dance club to name a few. Through positive encouragement and by demonstrating how much of our staff are college-educated individuals, we will also continue to serve as role models to our children in EXCEL. The EXCEL program runs all school year with breaks that follow the school district breaks. We will meet with students 5 days per week, Monday thru Friday, from 1:50pm to 6:00pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Bret Harte Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 79002 | 1035 Gilman Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | [NAME] students will participate in a variety of academic, enrichment and recreation activities. They will receive daily homework assistance and below level students will receive small group tutoring. Reading will be the emphasis of the intervention program. Enrichment and recreation activities like soccer, art, drama, gardening, poetry, academic games, dance and group games will be offered. Programs are designed to fit the needs of the students and utilize youth development strategies. The EXCEL program runs all school year and most of our students qualify for free and reduced lunch program. We will meet with students 5 days per week, Monday thru Friday, from 2:40pm to 6:00pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Cleveland Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 108306 | 455 Athens Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | EXCEL after school programs offer structured academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities. Programs are designed to fit the needs of the students and utilize youth development strategies. At Cleveland Elementary we will work closely with the school's daytime administrators and teachers to create a seamless school day - an extention of the everyday learning experience. We will provide homework assistance, tutoring, enrichment activities, and structured recreational activities (SPARK curriculum). The EXCEL program runs all school year with breaks that follow the school district breaks. We will meet with students 5 days per week, Monday thru Friday, from 3:30pm to 6:30pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 107250 | 423 Burrows Street | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | Our ExCEL/BACR ASP program at ER [NAME] operates 5 days per week, Monday - Friday for approximately 3.25 hours per day. The enrollment reflects the diversity of the surrounding neighborhood- 50 percent Chinese, 27 percent Latino, 12 percent other non-white, 7 percent African American and 3 percent Filipino, with 75 percent qualifying for free and reduced lunch. Due in part to the large size of our school our program has historically served students with the highest academic, social and emotional needs. The students enrolled in ER Taylorâ€™s After participate in daily homework assistance and enrichment activities as well as daily recreation to assure that our students remain active.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Guadalupe Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 89496 | 859 Prague Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | Gallopers after-school program at Guadalupe Elementary School is designed to meet the academic, social and physical needs of the participants by providing activities and support that will strengthen their skills and enrich their lives. 75% of the participants qualify for Free/Reduced Lunch and more than half are English Language Learners. The program runs from 2:40 until 6:00 PM, five days a week, each day of the school year. Students are identified by school staff and ExCEL leadership based on their need and represent the diversity of the school. Each child receives structured academic support, engaging enrichment activities and daily recreation to ensure that they are physically active.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Junipero Serra Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 94569 | 625 Holly Park Circle | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | The J. Serra/EXCEL after school program offers structured academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities for identified SF youth to help them be more successful in school and in their community. Programs are designed to fit the needs of students and employ youth development strategies. [NAME] highly trained EXCEL staff will offer comprehensive programming to students grades [NAME] aiming to improve student outcomes in the academic, health, social and emotional areas. The EXCEL program runs all school year with breaks that follow the school district breaks. We will meet with students 5 days per week, Monday thru Friday, Monday thru Friday, from 2:30pm to 6:00pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Lakeshore Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 65023 | 220 Middlefield Drive | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | Lakeshore ExCEL students will participate in activities that include teacher and student-led silent exercises, SPARKS activities, sensory/perceptual motor activities, team sports, and dance. Enrichment activities will include visuals arts, sculpture, theatrical production, media production, game design, music, gardening and cooking. All students will receive homework assistance 4 days/week with tutoring and interventions for students identified in SSTs, IEPs. All students will participate in service learning activities and restorative justice. The program runs all school year with breaks during District breaks. We will meet with students 5 days per week, M-F, 3:35pm-6:35pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Longfellow Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 77141 | 755 Morse Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] |  | BACR after school program at Longfellow Elementary offers structured academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities for SF youth to be more successful in school and in their community. Our after school program works with diverse students from 2nd through 5th grade. Majority come from low socio-economical status and are English Language Learners. Students participate in several activities that help them develop social, emotional and academic skills.The program runs all school year with the exception of holidays and breaks that follow school district breaks. We meet with students Monday through Friday from 2:40pm-6:00pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Mission Education Center | EXCEL_SY | 25542 | 1670 Noe Street | San Francisco | 94131 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | BACR afterschool programs offer academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities for youth to be more successful in school and in their community. At MEC, students will participate in meaningful academic, enrichment and recreation activities. They will receive daily assistance with homework. Below-level students will receive small group tutoring. Enrichment activities include cooking, art, gardening, poetry, academic games, dance, soccer and group games. Programs are designed to fit the needs of the students and utilize youth development strategies. The program runs all school year with breaks during District breaks. We will meet with students 5 days/week, M-F, from 3:30pm to 6:30pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Sanchez Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 107514 | 325 Sanchez | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | All BACR afterschool programs offer structured academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities to help students be more successful in school and in their community. Programs are designed to fit the needs of the students and utilize youth development strategies. Sanchez After School will offer comprehensive after school programming to students from grades [NAME], including enrichment classes, recreation activities, and academic support with the goals of improving student outcomes in the academic, health, social and emotional areas. The After School Program at Sanchez works with [NAME] through 5th grade students daily, from the end of school until 6:00pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ SF Community School | EXCEL_SY | 108543 | 125 Excelsior Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | BACR afterschool programs offer academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities for youth to be more successful in school and in their community. Programs are designed to fit the needs of students and utilize youth development strategies. SF Community's program will work with administrators, teachers, and parents to create a seamless school day. Online-based programs (EPGY) are available for 2nd-8th graders. Groups will rotate to use the library/computer lab. Homework assistance, tutoring, recreational and enrichment activities will be offered. The program runs all school year with breaks during District breaks. We will meet with students 5 days/week, M-F, from 3:30pm to 6:30pm.
Bay Area Community Resources | SY EXCEL @ Sunnyside Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 63632 | 250 Foerster Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | http://www.bacr.org/ | BACR afterschool programs offer structured academic, enrichment and recreational opportunities for SF youth to become more successful in school and in their community. The program will provide healthy snacks, academic tutoring, enrichment activities, recreational activities, emotional support with the mental health department for specific children, and community service for the children in the form of peer tutoring. Enrichment includes activities such as art, dance, foreign language, nutrition lessons, theatre and creative writing. Recreation includes basketball, kickball, soccer, and volleyball. The Sunnyside program runs each day from 2:45 until 6 PM.
Bay Area Community Resources | [NAME] | YLPHIL | 200000 | 965 Mission Street, Suite 520 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.chalk.org; www.yfyi.org | CHALK runs Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI). [NAME] is a youth led grant-making program which seeks to foster leadership in San Francisco youth by funding their project ideas. San Francisco youth apply to YFYI youth staff, youth employed as program officers and youth evaluators, for grants up to $5,000. [NAME] provides pre and post funding support.
Bay Area Community Resources | Youthline IT & Digital Media Work Experience | YWD | 225000 | 965 Mission Street, Suite 520 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.chalk.org; www.youthlinesf.org | The YouthLINE IT & Digital Media is a job training and work experience program for in-risk youth. Participants are trained in the IT and Digital media career fields. Youth are provided with hands on work experience in television production, video filming and editing, website creation and editing, and more. In addition to the vocational training and experience, youth are provided with academic support, leadership development, life skills training and case management. Participants are also given the opportunity to recruit, hire, train and mentor their own media interns; teens interested in a career in digital media.
Bay Area Video Coalition | Digital Pathways | TEEN | 96000 | 2727 Mariposa, 2nd Floor | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.bavc.org/nextgen | Digital Pathways is an after-school digital media skills-training program for at-risk youth ages 14-17 from underserved neighborhoods. Participants build digital media skills during 120 training hours over 8 months from September to May in basic and advanced video and audio production, or creative open-source coding, and/or game development. Training occurs twice a week. Beginning tracks and advanced video meet on Mon/Wed and advanced audio meets on Tu/Thu. While training, participants attend soft-skill workshops, career and college panel discussions, family engagement events and field trips. In the summer, participants are placed into paid internships.
BAYCAT | Youth Powered Digital Media K-8 | SPEC_K8 | 41000 | 2415 3rd Street, Suite 230 | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] ext. 203 | www.baycat.org | BAYCAT - Youth Powered Digital Media K-8 BAYCAT's programs take place from 4:30 to 6:30, Monday through Thursday during the school year, and our Summer Media Camp operates from 1-5 Monday through Thursday. Classes include Digital Filmmaking, Music Production and Animation. BAYCAT serves youth from throughout San Francisco, especially Bayview.
BAYCAT | Youth Powered Media- Specialized Teen | TEEN | 52125 | 2415 3rd Street, Suite 230 | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] ext. 203 | www.baycat.org | BAYCAT's programs take place from 4:30 to 6:30, Monday through Thursday during the school year, and our Summer Media Camp operates from 1-5 Monday through Thursday. Classes include Digital TV Production, Music Production, and Animation. BAYCAT serves youth from throughout San Francisco, especially Bayview.
Bayview Association For Youth | 100% College Prep Institute | TEEN | 75000 | 1201 MENDELL ST. | SAN FRANCISCO | 94124 | [PHONE] | Bay100cpi.org | The Bayview Association for Youth/100% College Prep Institute is a college access program that offers academic support, college and career advising, college preparedness workshops, and college tours for middle and high school youth in an after school setting. Youth have and the opportunity to visit 10 college campuses including, Historical Black Colleges and Universities. In addition to these services, BAY/100% offers services and support for families through its Parent Academy, which provides monthly topics workshops on financial aid, understanding your teen, and preparing and supporting youth through their high school year. Weekly Schedule: [NAME] tutoring and homework help
Bayview Association For Youth | 100% College Prep Institute at Alice Griffith Housing Development | SPEC_K8 | 35500 | 1201 Mendell St. | SAN FRANCISCO | 94124 | [PHONE] | Bay100cpi.org | The Bayview Association for Youth/100% College Prep Institute is a college access program that offers academic support, college and career advising, college preparedness workshops, and college tours for middle school youth in an after school setting. Youth have and the opportunity to visit 3 college campuses.In addition to these services, BAY/100% offers services and support for families through its Parent Academy, which provides monthly topics workshops on financial aid, understanding your teen, and preparing and supporting youth through their high school year. Weekly Schedule: [NAME] tutoring and homework help
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation | Aftercare/Reentry Gender Responsive (Case Management) | REENTRY | 103948.2 | 150 Executive [NAME]., [NAME] 2800 | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.bayviewci.org | [NAME]/Reentry Case Management (BV/GRARCM) will serve 40 in-risk girls/young women 14-25 years old needing ongoing hands on support to follow up with positive life choices in school, the community and with court obligations. Services will be provided at 5015 Third Street, Monday-Friday from 10AM-6PM.
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation | Bayview Evening Reporting Center (ERC) | DETALT | 207896.4 | 150 Executive [NAME]., [NAME] 2800 | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.bayviewci.org | Bayview-ERC will serve youth ages 12-18 male and female that are referred by Juvenile Court. Capacity of ten (10) youth per 6 week cycle with a maximum of fifty (50). The program will provide transportation to and from program, Monday-Friday 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm. The program's goal is to ensure that each youth meets their court ordered obligations and reduce recidivism rates of adjucicated youth.
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation | Community Response Network | CRN | 913796.75 | 150 Executive [NAME]., [NAME] 2800 | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.bayviewci.org | The Southeast Community Response Network (SCRN) Program is a community based/focused program that will provide violence intervention and reduction services in targeted neighborhoods by providing street outreach and education; 24 hour crisis response; and family support/aftercare services to family/individuals who have experienced acts of violence upon their selves, family and/or communities.
Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center | Community Public Safety Program | MISC | 51928 | 515 Cortland Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | bhnc.org | BHNC's Community Public Safety program improves public safety in Bernal Heights/ Excelsior/ Outer Mission by working with neighborhood residents including those in public housing, merchants, SFPD, Rec and Park, Housing Authority, District Supervisors, other City resources, and CBOs to prevent crime and violence by building an engaged, active community. BHNC's Cortland Avenue location serves as a drop-in site for emerging safety issues, hosts a monthly Public Housing Working Group meeting, and is the gathering place for neighbors and residents to address concerns and form solutions to safety issues in the community, M-F during the day and occasional evening and weekends.
Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center | Excelsior Community Center -Youth Development and Empowerment Program | TEEN | 68000 | 515 Cortland Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.bhnc.org | BHNC's Youth Programs are after school at two locations:BHNC on Cortland in Bernal Heights & Excelsior Cmnty Ctr on Mission St. BHNC's Excelsior Com Center provides case management, life skills, job development, leadership development, violence prevention, & gang prevention programs for youth who live, go to school or hang out in the Excelsior. Our leadership development program is available on Mondays 4:30-6:30 PM; [NAME] 10-11 AM; Wed 1-6 PM; Fridays 4:30-6:30 PM. Additional activities such as leadership field trips to other organizations, SF City Hall or community meetings are also part of our program.
Board of Trustees of the Glide Foundation | Glide Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 212454 | 330 Ellis Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | glide.org | Glideâ€™s Janice Mirikitani Family, Youth and Childcare Center (FYCC) primarily serves low-income families living in the Tenderloin area. FYCCâ€™s vision is to empower marginalized children and families to realize their potentialâ€”at home, in school and in the communityâ€” and break the cycle of poverty. The Glide Afterschool Program at FYCC aims to increase nutrition knowledge and access, support school performance and enjoyment of learning, and celebrate difference through fun, healthy and enriching programming including literacy curricula; visual arts; physical recreation; gardening and nutrition education; and diversity education. The program operates 5 days per week during the schol year.
Booker T. Washington Community Service Center | Booker T. Washington K-8 After School Program | COMM_AS | 238475 | 800 Presidio Ave. | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.btwcsc.org | BTWCSC - ASP will provide academic, tutorial, cultural awareness, creative arts, media learning techniques and recreation to children and youth ages 6 through 13 years with a focus on participants from the Western Addition community. The program is open from 2pm to 6:00 pm Monday through Fridays. A special schedule for events.
Booker T. Washington Community Service Center | Specialized Teen Program | TEEN | 75000 | 800 Presidio Ave. | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.btwcsc.org | [NAME] provides high school aged programming for youth ages 13-18yrs, Monday through Friday with field trips every other weekend. The programming will include leadership training through developing computer literacy, physical activity; cycling, boxing and IT Skills, social media, and civic engagement.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | BGCSF - Mission Prevention Case Management, Referral & Enrichment | [NAME] | 64967.63 | 450 Guerrero Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Case Management will be provided for youth referred or otherwise determined to need intensive or restorative services. Case management services are offered from 2-8pm daily Mon-Thursday and until 10pm on Friday, with weekend support as needed. Wraparound services provided on site include mentorship, academic case management, homework assistance and free tutoring support, art, athletics, vocational services & behavioral health services; client barrier addressed through individual and family therapy, transportation funds, and stipend incentives.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Boys & Girls Clubs Specialized Teen Program | TEEN | 150000 | 55 Hawthorne Street | San Francisco | 94104 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The BGCSF Academic Support and Academically Linked Program includes subject specific tutoring, academic case management, college prep, and HW assistance. Academically linked programs will be facilitated in the gym, multi-media center, learning center, and fine arts dept. Teens will receive one on one Formal Mentorship from staff to ensure they are on track to progress through each grade level while meeting the SFUSD A-G requirements. The program will run Mon-Fri from 4 to 7pm. The program focuses on the needs of low income youth from communities with high levels of violence who face barriers to academic success.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Columbia Park Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 60000 | 450 Guerrero Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Columbia Park Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: academic success, good character & community engagement, healthy lifestyles, and job readiness with earning potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6-13, primarily low income and Latino. Many members are recent immigrants. Programs reflect the needs and interests of Mission youth including drum classes, female gang prevention, tutoring, STEM-aligned activities, sports leagues, fine arts, a media Club, gardening, cooking, a positive character development & healthy decision-making program, and behavioral health support.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Ernest Ingold Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 60000 | 1950 Page Street | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Ernest Ingold (EI) Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Job Readiness with Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6-13, primarily low income; many members at EI are from single-parent homes and lack positive male role models in their lives. [NAME] offers high quality academic support with a strong emphasis on smooth transitions into and out of middle school. The Club offers peer-led leadership groups, lunch-time programs at local schools, aquatics, tutoring, and fine arts.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Excelsior Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 78000 | 163 London Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Excelsior (EX) Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Job Readiness with Earning Potential. The Club serves a diverse range of youth ages 6-13, including Asian, Latino, African American and multi-ethnic. The vast majority of youth members are low or extremely low income. Excelsior offers high quality academic support with a strong emphasis on smooth transitions into and out of middle school. The Club offers skill building programs in the arts, recording studio, learning center, gym, playfield, and technology center.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Intensive Academic Support Program at June Jordan School for Equity | TEEN | 80000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | San Francisco | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Intensive Academic Support (IAS) Program facilitated by Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (BGCSF) will provide tutoring and academic enrichment support, with an emphasis on mathematics to high risk, low performing students of color from the Southeast neighborhoods of San Francisco. The goal of the program is to engage high risk students in their own learning, build math confidence and competence, and increase academic achievement of a cohort of June Jordan students. In addition, BGCSF staff will facilitate team building activities along with college and career development support. The program will run Monday-Friday from 4-7pm.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Mission Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 75000 | 901 Alabama Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Mission Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Job Readiness with Earning Potential. The Club serves a diverse range of neighborhood based, low-income youth ages 6-13, although Latino youth make up the largest percentage of youth members. Many members are recent immigrants. Programs reflect the needs and interests of Mission youth including one-on-one tutoring, HW help, STEM-aligned activities, sports leagues, fine and digital arts, cooking classes, and positive character development & healthy decision-making programs.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | SF TEAM at Sunnydale | SFTEAM_CONT | 30000 | 1654 Sunnydale Ave. | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Sunnydale SF TEAM program is an exemplary after school literacy program for the low income children who live in and around Sunnydale public housing. A variety of programs are offered daily to strengthen motivation to read and write; expose to various literarcy activities; encourage a sense of joy about literacy accomplishments; mastery of reading fundamentals. As a youth development provider, we will continue with our successful integration of literacy into Club programs youth already participate in and enjoy. SF Team capacity building will support. The population served are youth who are below reading levels and need positive role models in their lives to encourage literacy success.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Sunnydale Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 30000 | 1654 Sunnydale Ave | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Sunnydale Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates Mon-Fri, 2-7 pm. The Club focuses primarily on two outcome areas: Academic Success and Good Character & Community Engagement. All programs and support services support the academic engagement and grade progression of members, along with building positive character traits. Youth participants are ages 6-13, primarily African American. The Club is located within the isolated Sunnydale Public Housing, home to a diverse and extremely impoverished population. The Club offers academic support (i.e. tutoring, HW help, literacy enrichment) daily to meet membersâ€™ educational needs. Youth attend consistently, 3 or more times per week.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Tenderloin Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 90013.8 | 115 Jones Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Tenderloin (TL) Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Job Readiness with Earning Potential. The Club serves a diverse range of low-income youth ages 6-13, including Asian, Latino, Arab-American, African-American and multi-ethnic youth. Many youth members live upstairs from the Club in Mercy Housing, with the vast majority living within walking distance of the TL Club. Many members are recent immigrants. Programs reflect the needs and interests of TL youth, with a specific focus on academic suppport & community engagement.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Visitacion Valley Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 84000 | 251 Leland Avenue | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Visitacion Valley Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7 pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME] with Earning Potential. Participants are ages 6-13, primarily low income. The majority of members are Asian, with a significant number coming from immigrant families. The Club has strong academic support programs through a partnership with Exploratorium, VV Elementary School & the VV Public Library. There is also a strong behavioral health environment at the Club that supports members who deal with poverty, immigration challenges, and community violence.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Willie Mays Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 60000 | 195 Kiska Road | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Willie Mays Boys & Girls Club K-8 Afterschool Program operates M-F, 2-7pm. Effective youth development programs focus on 4 outcome areas: [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Job Readiness with Earning Potential. The Club serves primarily African-American, Samoan and multi-ethnic youth ages 6-13 who are extremely impoverished and live in the surrounding public housing. There is a high level of community violence and stresses at home that youth face on a daily basis, making our Behavioral Health Services and collaboration with SFPD (we have a fixed-post officer at the Club) a critically important part of our youth development work.
Brava! For Women in the Arts | Mission Academy of Performing Arts at Brava (MAPA@Brava) | TEEN | 50000 | 2781 24th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.brava.org | Mission Academy of Performing Arts @ Brava is a new consortium or youth arts programs which include Brava's SF Running Crew theater technical training program (Mon & Wed 4pm - 6pm plus performances), Marsh Youth Theater Teen Troupe musical theater training program (Mon - Thu 4pm - 6pm plus performances), [NAME] folkloric and modern dance training program (Wed 5pm - 8pm & Sat 9am - noon plus performances) and Famooly Salsa Band Workshops music performance training program (Tues 4 - 6pm). These programs primarily serve low-income families in the Mission, Excelsior and Bayview neighborhoods.
Buena Vista Child Care., Inc. | OST Scholarship Program | SCHOLARSHIPS | 45000 | 3351 23rd Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.buenavistachildcare.org | The OST Scholarship Program serves 30 [NAME] students and their families, providing a before school program. From 7:00 - 9:30 am, Monday - Friday, children receive purposeful instruction, on a rotating basis, in sports, art, "guided reading" and homework help if they have not yet completed their homework. They also have an opportunity to engage in activities of their choosing during unstructured time, such as indoor games or outdoor free play.
California Academy of Sciences | Careers in Science Intern Program (CiS) | YWD | 151000 | 55 Music Concourse Drive | San Francisco | 94118 | [PHONE] | http://www.calacademy.org/ | The Academy created Careers in Science (CiS) to help San Francisco high school youth learn science, prepare for college, and explore science careers while developing transferable life and job skills. CiS provides a complete continuum of services, from job-readiness training to employment and transition with a focus on postsecondary science education. Interns work year-round, averaging 5-15 hours/week during the school year and 10-24 hours/week in the summer. CiS targets disadvantaged youth within groups underrepresented in the sciences: minorities and women.
California Lawyers for the Arts | Spotlight on the Arts Youth Employment Project | YWD | 100000 | 2 Marina Blvd; Fort Mason Center, [NAME] | San Francisco | 94123 | [PHONE] x 102 | www.calawyersforthearts.org | Spotlight on the Arts Youth Employment Project provides workforce development training in the arts to low income youth ages 14-17. Youth are placed in internships at non-profit arts organizations and businesses based on their interests in particular arts sectors. There are two cycles-summer and school year. In the summer, youth intern at their placement sites for 16 hours per week and attend weekly workshops. Youth who have completed the summer program may apply to participate in the continuation program during the school year for up to seven hours per week for six months.
[NAME] | Maureen & [NAME] Youth Services (Afterschool Program) | COMM_AS | 100671 | 180 Howard Street | san Francisco | 94105 | (415) 863-1141 Ext. 101 | cccyo.org | CCCYO-Maureen & [NAME] Youth Services provides quality child development services to from San Francisco children, focusing on kids from very low income families, primarily residing in the SOMA neighborhood. It offers a strong learning based curriculum that supports enrichment, physical and socio-emotional strength. Services are accessible 249 days per year. Center is open from 8.00 am until 7.00 pm., Mondays through Fridays. Afterschool Program only days, take place during SFUSD school year schedule from: 2.00 am until 7.00 pm.; Summer Program, Spring Camp, Winter Camp and other full-day programming when schools are closed, take place from: 8.00 am until 6.00 pm.
[NAME] | San Francisco Boys Girls' Home Shelter Services and Intensive Treatment/Family Reunification Program | DIVERS | 259870.5 | 180 Howard Street, Suite 100 | San Francisco | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.cccyo.org | The San Francisco Boys' and Girls' Home is a State Department of Social Services licensed, community based residential treatment program. As a program of Catholic Charities CYO (CCCYO), the SFBGH provides services to in risk children and youth between the ages of 13 and 18 years old. The SFBGH program is an alternative to detention of youth. The program operates 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, and 52 weeks per year. Services include academic guidance support, counseling and life skills training, access to information and referral, and access to medical, dental and vision care.
Center for Young Women's Development | Girls Detention Advocacy Project | DET-BASED | 77961.15 | 832 Folsom Street, Suite 700 | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] x208 | cywd.org | CYWDâ€™s Girls Detention Advocacy Project provides curriculum-based RAP sessions in Juvenile Hall & County Jail for young women ages 12-25. Curriculum is designed to enhance critical thinking, coping mechanisms, and life skills. Rap sessions in Juvenile Hall will be held weekly for one hour and every other week in the County Jail.
Center for Young Women's Development | Sisters on the Rise Initiative | REENTRY | 203948.2 | 832 Folsom Street | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] ext 208 | www.cywd.org | CYWDâ€™s Sisters on the Rise Initiative provides out-of-custody case planning support for young women ages 14-23. Services include setting re-entry/aftercare goals; academic enrichment, group/individual therapy, life skills training and support groups. Collaborative partners provide vocational training, homework assistance, and tutoring. In addition to these services [NAME] on the Rise will provide paid job training and externships related to the career goals identified by the young women.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | Detention Diversion Advocacy Program | DETALT | 233883.45 | 40 Boardman Place | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.cjcj.org | DDAP targets the highest risk youth in the juvenile justice system providing intensive case management and a comprehensive range of community services while reducing the use of secure detention. DDAP uses a positive and supportive, while aggressive, case management approach to ensure that the youth take advantage of the services available to them.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | Diversion & Re-entry Mentoring Program | DIVERS | 275000 | 40 Boardman Place | San Francisco | 94103 | (415) 621-5661 | http://www.cjcj.org | The Youth Justice Mentoring program aims to reduce recidivism and increase resiliency for â€œin riskâ€ youth (boys and girls) ages 11-19 & girls in diversion. We focus on assessing the individual needs and strengths, developing an individualized treatment plan and matching youth with a weekly mentor for support and sustained independence from the juvenile justice system. Our detention-based and community-based mentoring are designed to connect youth back into their communities, strengthen their natural support systems, and engage them in productive activities that support them to improve their personal relationships, self confidence, and life outcomes.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | [NAME] Unit (JCRU) | REENTRY | 20665 | 40 Boardman Place | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.cjcj.org | JCRU is a collaborative between JPD, the Superior court and the Public Defenders Office. JCRU provides reentry and aftercare planning services to youth returning from OOHP. A dedicated court hears and approves the plans & oversees each plan's implementation. Aftercare plans may include family reunification, housing, education, vocational linkages, and mental health services.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | Juvenile Collaborative Reentry Team (JCRT) â€“ [NAME] | REENTRY | 51974.1 | 40 Boardman Place | San Francisco | 94103 | (415) 621-5661 | www.cjcj.org | The JCRT-LCR is a working collaboration with JPD and CJCJ to ensure the clientâ€™s successful community reintegration from LCR. CJCJ's JCRT-LCR Reentry Case Manger will work closely with the LCR staff, youth, and guardian before exiting. The Reentry Case Manager's high priority will be family reunification and maintaining frequent contact Staff will engage youth and family with frequent intensive case management & coordination services, 24/7 as needed, to cultivate a sense of accountability and involvement.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | Probation Enhancement Program | REENTRY | 37421.35 | 40 Boardman Place | San Francisco | 94103 | (415) 621-5661 | www.cjcj.org | In partnership with the San Francisco probation department, CJCJ will host two monthly Saturday sessions as an alternative option for youth facing technical violations of probation. The program design allows for the probation department to refer youth to this program rather than placing them in secure detention. The program aims to improve the success of probationers and reduce the use of secure detention by increasing youth and parental understanding of probation expectations. The program requires the youth to participate for two Saturday sessions that will last approximately a total of ten to twelve hours. Successful completion of program will be awarded a certificate of completion.
Central American Resource Center | [NAME] | SPEC_K8 | 50955 | 3101 Mission St. Ste. 101 | San Francisco | 94110 | 4156424421 | www.carecensf.org
Central American Resource Center | Second Chance Tattoo Removal Program (Case Management) | DIVERS | 408212.19 | 3101 Mission Street Ste. 101 | San Francisco | 94110 | 4156424421 | www.carecensf.org | The Second Chance Program provides case management, peer support groups, mental health and tattoo removal services for at-risk and in-risk Latino immigrant youth 14-25 yrs living in San Francisco. The program operates Monday through Friday from 9-5pm. Wednesdays we operate from 9-7pm and other evening hours depending on case management needs of clients.
Charity Cultural Services Center | Families in Transition Program (FIT) | TEEN | 50955 | 731 Commercial Street | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] ext 103 | www.sfccsc.org | Families in Transition is a youth-led teen and English language learner program that will direct 40 low-income limited English proficient Asian immigrant youth towards positive educational, career and personal development. Program youth meet after school four days a week from 2-5pm or 3-5pm for homework assistance and peer tutoring. Leadership workshops are offered tri-weekly and English language clinics are offered once a month. Youth also help plan and participate in volunteer events 3-4 times a semester. FIT's goal is to provide newcomer students with both academic and social support so that may emerge into society as independent and productive citizens.
Chinatown Community Development Center | Campaign Academy | YLORG | 50000 | 1525 Grant Avenue | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.chinatowncdc.org | CCDCâ€™s "Campaign Academy" seeks to enable youth to emerge as powerful, engaged citizens organizing community-based as well as multi-coalition, city-wide campaigns and become leaders to bring about positive social change for their communities. Campaign Academy is youth-led. Youth select the campaign issue, develop their own tactics and strategies and form working-committees. Staff and adult allies provide support, training, and insight when needed. Many participants come from our existing AAA and YSRO youth programs (serving mostly low-income, immigrant youth) but we also outreach to other youth programs to attract new members. Our offices are open 9 am-6pm M-F; some weeknights & weekends.
Chinatown Community Development Center | CCDC Youth Leadership | TEEN | 156000 | 1525 Grant Avenue | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.chinatowncdc.org | Chinatown CDC's two core youth leadership groups - "Adopt-An-Alleyway" Youth Project (AAA) and Youth for SROs (YSRO) - are youth-led & youth-run, where youth leaders organize and direct community service projects (i.e., neighbourhood clean ups & beautification; youth intergenerational activities with low-income seniors & children; and youth-led workshops on disaster preparedness & safety, etc.) Our youth are high school students, mostly from low-income, Chinese immigrant families, where their parents have limited English skills and often work low-wage jobs. Our program is year-round. Our offices are open Mondays to Fridays from 9 am to 6 pm, with various weeknight and weekend activities.
Chinese Progressive Association | [NAME] Youth Organizing Program | YLORG | 101910 | 1042 Grant Avenue | San Francisco | 94133 | 4153735412 | www.cpasf.org | [NAME] is a youth organizing/leadership development program and is a collaboration between the Chinese Progressive Association and People Organizing to Demand Economic and Environmental Rights (PODER). We bring together immigrant youth from each community and expose them to social justice issues facing both communities and work with and empower them to become agents of change. The goal of the program is for youth participants to gain skills like event planning, facilitating meetings, public speaking; become familiar with community organizing and potentially become organizers themselves.
Chinese Progressive Association | [NAME] Youth Organizing Program | YLORG | 101910 | 1042 Grant Avenue | San Francisco | 94133 | 4153735412 | www.cpasf.org | [NAME] is a youth organizing/leadership development program and is a collaboration between the Chinese Progressive Association and People Organizing to Demand Economic and Environmental Rights (PODER). We bring together immigrant youth from each community and expose them to social justice issues facing both communities and work with and empower them to become agents of change. The goal of the program is for youth participants to gain skills like event planning, facilitating meetings, public speaking; become familiar with community organizing and potentially become organizers themselves.
City College of San Francisco | Bridge To Success | SFUSD_PART | 169275 | 50 Phelan Avenue | San Francisco | 94112 | (415) 902-0114 |  | Bridge to Success is a partnership program with City College of San Francisco, San Francisco Unified School District, and the City of San Francisco that seeks to improve post-secondary access, success, and completion rates. CCSF will partner with SFUSD to provide on site matriculation services at SF high schools, participate in joint data sharing and research opportunities, hold joint professional development trainings, and create opportunities for curriculum alignment with SFUSD. SFUSD graduating seniors receive priority registration dates and access to a summer bridge preparation program. All partners work together to sponsor and offer a college visit day called FRISCO DAY for all seniors.
Collective Impact | Magic Zone After School (6th-8th) @ Ella Hill Hutch Community Center | COMM_AS | 80056 | 1050 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.CollectiveImpact.org | The MAGIC Zone offers out of school programming for students K- 12, during the school year and summer, serving more than 100 unduplicated youth at two sites in the Western Addition. The MAGIC Zone is committed to working with the School District, families and youth to address academic issues and support youth through quality programming. Program takes a youth development approach, integrating project based learning in academic, enrichment and recreational activities.The after school program operates Monday - Friday, 3:00pm - 6:00pm, and primarily serves low income and/or at risk youth.
Collective Impact | Magic Zone After School Program (K-5th) @ [NAME] | COMM_AS | 193584 | 699 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.CollectiveImpact.org | The MAGIC Zone offers comprehensive year round programming for students K-8, serving more than 100 unduplicated youth at two sites in the Western Addition. The MAGIC Zone is committed to working with the School District, families and youth to address academic issues and support youth through quality programming. The middle school program focuses on building fundamental academic skills while giving students the ability to self assess and discover their areas of strength and opportunities for growth. The program operates Monday - Friday, 3:00pm - 6:00pm, and primarily serves low income and/or at risk youth.
Collective Impact | Magic Zone Teen Program @ Ella [NAME] | TEEN | 200000 | 1050 [NAME] | SanFrancisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.CollectiveImpact.org | The Magic Zone offers year round programming for teens, with a partnership with SFUSD to support chronically truant youth during the school year. The Magic Zone's Teen programming includes enrichment, civic engagement, youth development, community building activities, career explorations, and college prep. The program operates Monday - Friday, 3:00pm - 6:00pm during the school year, and Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 6:00pm during the summer.
Collective Impact | SF Team in the Western Addition | SFTEAM_CONT | 30000 | 699 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] |  | The MAGIC Zone offers out of school programming for students K- 12, during the school year and summer, serving more than 100 unduplicated youth at two sites in the Western Addition. The MAGIC Zone is committed to working with the School District, families and youth to address academic issues and support youth through quality programming. Program takes a youth development approach, integrating project based learning in academic, enrichment and recreational activities.The after school program operates Monday - Friday, 3:00pm - 6:00pm, and primarily serves low income and/or at risk youth.
College Track | College Track San Francisco | TEEN | 75000 | 4301 3rd Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] ext 101 | www.collegetrack.org | College Track is an education nonprofit that empowers students from underserved communities to reach their dreams of a college degree. Our mission is to close the achievement gap and create college-going cultures for students who are historically and currently under-represented in higher education. We actively engage students over the course of eight years, from the summer before high school through college graduation. Our students join [NAME] with limitless aspirations and we provide them with a comprehensive program and encouraging learning environment that empowers them to succeed in high school, college and beyond.
Community Initiatives | Mission and Excelsior Science Workshops | SPEC_K8 | 100000 | c/o Mission High School, 3750 18th St | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.missionscienceworkshop.org | The Mission Science Workshop (MSW) and Excelsior Science Workshop (ESW) are bi-lingual community science centers that provide science enrichment activities to underserved youth from low-income households, as well as their teachers and families. We provide 1.5 hour long field trips to schools, Monday to Friday, from 8am until 3pm. Then we are open for our after-school programs that run from 3.30pm until 6pm. On the second Saturday of every month during the school year we have our Second Saturday Program. This is where the workshop is opened and children and their families are encouraged to come and learn together.
Community Initiatives | Peer Resources | TEEN | 100000 | 727 Golden Gate Avenue | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.peerresources.org | Peer Resources creates change in our schools and communities through the leadership of young people engaging, training, and advocating for young people. Partnered with the San Francisco school district, we provide the Peer Resources academic elective during the school day at middle and high schools for non-traditional youth leaders, increasing youth voice through peer to peer services, so that youth gain skills to collectively impact their education. Through training in the elective, students--Peer Leaders--develop their skills to provide services to their peers. These services include peer conflict mediation, peer support groups, peer mentoring, and peer education.
Community Works | Project WHAT! | YLORG | 75000 | 4681 Telegraph Ave. | Oakland | 94609 | 5104862340 | www.communityworkswest.org | As an advocacy and community organizing program, [NAME]'re Here and Talking (WHAT!) raises awareness about the impacts of parental incarceration on children, with the long-term goal of improving services and policies that affect them. However, this is also a direct service program that supports children of the incarcerated to succeed in school and ultimately establish safe, productive, and self-reliant lives. The program begins with an intense eight week summer training program. During the school year we meet every Tuesday from 5 pm to 7 pm, and as needed to prepare for presentations and community events.
Community Works | ROOTS at Balboa High School | TEEN | 54000 | 4681 Telegraph Ave. | Oakland | 94609 | (510) 486-2340 | www.communityworkswest.org | Community Works' ROOTS mission is educate and support students impacted by familial incarceration through creative expression and critical thinking. ROOTS provides community-building, youth development, violence prevention/intervention, and expressive arts programming to young people impacted by incarceration through in-school social justice/theater elective at Balboa High School. The ROOTS program runs throughout the academic year during school hours and the class is one period four days a week.
Community Works | Women Rising/Rising Voices | REENTRY | 114343.02 | 4681 Telegraph Avenue | Oakland | 94609 | [PHONE] | www.communityworkswest.org | Women Rising/Rising Voices provides formerly incarcerated young women with the tools/resources to lead healthy and productive lives, as well as reducing their rates of re-arrest, by providing a full continuum of services, combining the principles of restorative justice and youth development through a paid theater internship and case management. Women Rising/Rising Voices out of the Women's Resource Center which is open Monday-Friday from 8am-4pm. Rising Voices meets from September to May on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4pm-6pm.
Community Works | Young Men's Reentry Program | REENTRY | 103948.2 | 4681 Telegraph Ave. | Oakland | 94609 | (510) 486-2340 | www.communityworkswest.org | The Young Men's Reentry Program will provide formerly incarcerated young men with the tools and resources to lead healthy and productive lives, and reduce rates of re-arrest and re-incarceration. YMRP combines the best practices of restorative justice, youth development, and a strength-based approach through intensive case management. The YMRP case management services are available Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm and operates out of the SF Sheriff's Department Community Programs site.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | API Youth School-based [NAME] | DIVERS | 100000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The API Youth School-Based Outreach will provide recruitment, referral and conflict mediation for in-risk Asian and Pacific Islander youth ages 14â€“25; the majority are predominantly low income with cultural and language barriers facing multiple risk factors. Recruitment and referrals service will provide at most high schools, CYC offices, Chinatown YMCA as well as other community events. Structural activities will include support group, organized sport and community events.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Asian Pacific Islander Violence Prevention Services | DIVERS | 181909.35 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | Asian Pacific Islander Violence Prevention Services (APIVPS) provides case management, support group and enrichment activities for in-risk Asian and Pacific Islander youth ages 14â€“25; the majority are predominantly low income with cultural and language barriers facing multiple risk factors. Referrals and service will provide at most high schools, CYC offices, Chinatown YMCA as well as Community Assessment & Referral Center and Juvenile Justice Center.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | [NAME] | TEEN | 170000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The Bayview Youth Advocates (BYA) program is a youth-led multicultural collaborative comprised of the youth committed to planning, developing and implementing activities such as Bayview Youth Summit that promote tolerance, understanding, diversity and racial harmony in their schools and in their community. The goal of their message of tolerance and understanding is to bring about sustainable changes in policies and public systems in their community and have a positive impact and long lasting effect in the Bayveiw Hunters Point/Visitacion Valley neighborhoods and San Francisco. The youth leaders meet three time a week during afterschool hours at CYC Bayview Branch Office.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Chinese Rec Center Program | MISC | 50000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | CYC in collaboration with Chinatown Community Development Center, Chinese Cultural Center, SF Park and [NAME] and other partners will host the third annual [NAME] and Community Festival in Chinatown on August 18, 2013 at Portsmouth Square. The goals are to promote awareness and participation of the sport of ping pong in San Francisco and the Bay Area; to promote economic development in San Francisco's Chinatown by drawing people into the area as participants and spectator's of this event; to promote awareness of Chinatown community organizations; and promote fitness and family fun.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | CYC Redding Elementary School SF TEAM Program | SFTEAM_NEW | 60000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | CYC: Redding Afterschool Enrichment Program will develop, create, facilitate and implement tools to assist K-5 kids in literacy improvement and comprehension. The goal of this program is to incorporate literacy in every aspect of comprehensive afterschool programming. We will hire consultants to train staff on how to assess and evaluate the literacy comprehension levels of the students. They will also train and teach staff to utilize various techniques and updated technologies to encourage and engage students in learning in more interactive ways where they will be able to be build and strengthen their reading, writing and comprehension literacy skills.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Job Readiness for English Language Learners | YWD | 150000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The goals of the program are to provide youth, ages 14-18, who are primarily immigrant English Language Learners with a workforce program that focuses on removing barriers to employment through a skills building curriculum and workplace experience to ensure they are ready and prepared to succeed in school, work and life. Program participants will receive job readiness training/career exploration workshops for 40 hours and will be placed at work experience at a work site that matches youthâ€™s interests for 120 hours. ESL/VESL classes for ELLs will be offered during the program period and transition planning is provided during the final week and continued support and coaching after.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Newcomer Club | ELL | 210000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | Newcomers Club (NCC) supports new immigrants struggling socially, academically and economically due barriers and challenges associated with adjusting to life in a new country. Programs and activities are designed to supplement the SFUSDâ€™s Newcomer Pathways program with English language tutoring, leadership development, school life skills, college and career counseling, and academic support needed to finish their high school education or GED, prepare for postsecondary education, and secure and/or retain jobs. During the school year and summer, youth led weekly life skills workshops will have different themes to support a youthâ€™s social and emotional needs during their life transition.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Pacific Islander Outreach Services | DIVERS | 226875 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | Pacific Islander Outreach Services is to build relationships with identified PI youth ages 12-30 years old in target neighborhoods. Using cultural approach with traditional methods to organize, develop leadership and mediate conflicts that can lead to gun and street violence. Recreation/cultural activities are used to engage and connect youth to pro-social services.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Parent Youth Empowerment Project (PYEP) | [NAME] | 207896.4 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | Parent and Youth Empowerment Program (PYEP) is a secondary prevention program that targets high risk/at-risk Asian youth ages 10â€“21 and provides primary and secondary tier case management, referral and enrichment activities. Services will be provided at school sites and community-based sites i.e. Chinatown YMCA and CYC's three branch offices in Tenderloin, Bayview and Richmond district. Parenting classes are offered in Cantonese, Spanish and English for two cycles with ten sessions each.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Supporting Transitions and Aspirations Mentorship Program | TEEN | 62500 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | CYC will target, identify and recruit 25 youth mentees to be paired with 25 adult mentors. Mentees and mentors will go through a screening process, orientation and pre-test to determine the most ideal match. Mentees will also undergo an initial assessment of academic skills. Following orientation, mentees will meet once a week for one-on-one time planned activities. Mentees will also attend ongoing weekly academic tutoring sessions, college prep workshops, and help plan and arrange campus tours, community service projects and other events and activities. Mentees and their mentors will also collaborate on a service learning project and personal strategic plan through monthly session.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 95960 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The CYC Elementary School After School Program based at Moscone Elementary School serves 110 youth in grades 1-5, daily from 1:50pm-6:00pm, and provides family enrichment activities. The program components include academic assistance, recreation activities, project based enrichment learning and family activities.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | SY EXCEL and [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 192446 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The CYC Elementary School After School Program based at Garfield Elementary School serves at least 140 youth in grades 1-5, daily from 1:50pm-6:00pm, and provides family enrichment activities. The program components include academic assistance, recreation activities, project based enrichment learning and family activities. With this matching grant, we are able to provide scholarships to 40 youth from low income families.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | SY ExCEL and Scholarship @ Redding Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 87477 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The CYC Elementary School After School Program based at Redding Elementary School serves at least 125 youth in grades 1-5, daily from 2:50pm-6:00pm, and provides family enrichment activities. The program components include academic assistance, recreation activities, project based enrichment learning and family activities.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Youth Commission & Youth Empowerment Fund Support | YLORG | 217000 | 1038 Post Street | San Francisco | 94109 | 4157752636 | www.cycsf.org | The Youth Empowerment Fund Advisory Board (YEFAB) is made up of 8-12 outstanding youth leaders between the ages 15-20. Members hail from communities throughout San Francisco and provide leadership and oversight to the Youth Empowerment Fund through providing mini-grants to youth-led projects. The Youth Warrior Award and Fellowship is awarded to remarkable young leaders who have made a commitment to using their knowledge, skills, and talents to bettering themselves as well as the community around them. Youth Warriors are nominated by community-based organizations and selected for their strength in overcoming challenges in their lives and dedication to being positive change-makers.
Cross Cultural Family Center | CCFC After School Program at Raymond Street Center | COMM_AS | 151848
[NAME] | Bilingual After School Program (BAP) | COMM_AS | 200000 | 920 Sacramento st. | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] x112 | CameronHouse.org | BAP is a community based after school program in San Francisco's Chinatown for 1st - 8th grade youth, Monday - Friday, from 2:45pm - 6:00pm. We offer one-on-one homework help, enrichment activities used to supplement and bolster school day curriculum, and support for our families by partnering with schools and other agencies to provide translation, social services, help communicating with schools, and more. A majority of our Elementary School youth come from [NAME], with some from other neighboring schools. Our Middle Schoolers primarily attend Marina, [NAME], and Roosevelt. Most of our youth live in the Chinatown area, with some in the Bayview and Excelsior.
Each One Reach One | ADAPT: A Dream and A Plan for Tomorrow | DET-BASED | 77961.15 | 146 S Spruce Ave | South San Francisco | 94080 | [PHONE] | www.eoro.org | ADAPT: A Dream and A Plan for Tomorrow provides one on one GED tutoring and testing, life skills, HIV and pregnancy prevention training and Playwriting programs. GED/Lifeskills training is conducted Wednesdays from 7-8:30pm, 52 weeks per year. Playwriting operates 5 nights per week for 2 weeks, 3-4 times per year. HIV series trainings operate 2 hours per day for 3 days, 2-3 times per year.
Enterprise for High School Students | Pathways-Career Ahead | CA | 150000 | 200 Pine Street 6th Floor | San Francisco | 94104 | [PHONE] x 302 | www.ehss.org | Pathways-Career Ahead is a series of workshops and individual sessions designed to introduce high school students to the world of work and college and career opportunities. Over a 16 week period students will discover and explore their skills and interests as they relate to career fields, learn about educational pathways to achieve their short and long term goals and gain an understanding of work readiness through job readiness training. Two cycles will be offered, Fall and Summer, and are open to all high school students residing throughout San Francisco.
Enterprise for High School Students | Work Ahead | YWD | 250000 | 200 Pine Street, 6th Floor | San Francisco | 94104 | [PHONE] x 302 | www.ehss.org | Work Ahead is a city-wide job readiness and work based program for 100 high school youth who have passed our Job Readiness Assessment. After completing 18 hours of pre-employment workshops preparing them for success in their work or internship experience, youth will be offered opportunities in various career fields, environmental/gardening jobs or as junior caddies primarily during the summer months for a minimum of 85 hours. Youth will also meet individually with their job counselors for check ins and transitional planning at the end of their work experience. Follow-up will be conducted for 6 months after their work experience.
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco, Inc. | Canon Barcus Community House K-6 Afterschool Program | COMM_AS | 47742 | 670 Natoma Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] |  | The Canon Barcus After-School Program partners with the Embarcadero YMCA to provide 20 formerly homeless children with academic support & recreational activities 5 afternoons a week. Program celebrates the successes of each participant in order to build self-esteem and nurture personal development. The hours of program are Monday-Friday 3:00-6:00pm.
Exploratorium | [NAME] Program: Meaningful Work & STEM Training for Teens | YWD | 150000 | Piers 15/17 | San Francisco | 94111 | 4155284897 | www.exploratorium.edu | The [NAME] program is an integrated work and learning experience for San Francisco high school students. Explainers began serving as museum docents in 1969, when the Exploratorium opened its doors to the public. In that first year, a single teenage girl described a handful of exhibits to visitors. In 2014, 150 young people will serve as Explainers, ushering 1.2 million visitors through the museum. Explainers work during museum hours, 6 days per week, and the museum provides flexible schedule options to work around high school schedules. Each teen receives a minimum of 144 hours per session of academic enrichment, work-based learning, and preprofessional trainings.
Exploratorium | XTech: STEM Academic Enrichment & Leadership Development for Youth | TEEN | 100000 | Pier 15 | San Francisco | 94111 | [PHONE] | www.exploratorium.edu | XTech is a youth development program that uses project-based STEM learning to build academic competency and leadership skills among underserved San Francisco youth. As students ages 11-17 progress through the program, they develop an understanding of science and engineering content and practices, deepen that understanding by embracing facilitator roles with younger students, and prepare for eventual employment as paid facilitators within the program.
FACES-SF | Empowering Today's Youth for Tomorrow | COMM_AS | 120000 | 100 Whitney Young Circle | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] x118 | www.facessf.org | The FACES SF afterschool program works with children from 5-12 years old. Services are provided before school from 7:00-9:00am and after school from 1:00-6:00pm on a daily basis, including all-day programming during school district breaks. Children participate in homework club and enrichment activities on a daily basis and are served nutritious breakfasts and snacks. Children are bused in from approximately ten elementary and middle schools and many of them have previously participated in our toddler and preschool programs, also on site.
Family Service Agency of San Francisco | Back on Track | DIVERS | 207896.4 | 1010 Gough Street | San Francisco | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.fsasf.org | Back on Track is a collaborative of the SF District Attorney, [NAME], and FSASF for first-felony economically-driven offenders 18-25 to complete an intensive year-plus program, correct errors, embark on productive endeavors, and have felonies sealed. For the DCYF part of this program, FSASF and [NAME] provide Case Management and linkage to vital services.
Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association | Oceans Afterschool | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 36335 | The Presidio 991 Marine Drive | San Francisco | 94129 | [PHONE] x314 | www.farallones.org | Oceans After School serves youth, ages eight through ten, through a series of after school sessions focused on marine ecology. The program consists of eight sessions, each addressing a specific ocean topic. Oceans After School is offered from 3-5pm two to three times per week depending on the month.
Filipino-American Development Foundation | Kabataan | TEEN | 100000 | 4681 Mission St. | San Francisco | 94112 | 4153336267 | www.filipinocc.org | Kabataanâ€™s main goal is to build youth leadership in service of our communities. Subsequently we aim to impart knowledge & skills that will be invaluable to the youth during their high school years & in their adult life. We do this by providing an enriching environment where youth can identify various challenges they face & then support them through an empowering process of exercising their leadership abilities & taking collective action. Kabataan youth are trained to work as a team, make decisions collectively, plan events, and organize activities. Kabataan is most active after school and serves mostly but not exclusively Filipino youth who attend Balboa High School.
Filipino-American Development Foundation | Pin@y Educational Partnerships (PEP) - High School Filipina/o American Experience Course and Mentorship Program | TEEN | 92000 | 4681 Mission St. | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] |  | Pin@y Educational Partnerships (PEP) exposes elementary, middle, and high school students to RELEVANT, RESPONSIVE, & RIGOROUS curriculum. Students develop academic skills by exploring their cultural identity & history and participating in projects that will address issues in their communities. PEP students at [NAME] and [NAME] High Schools get A-G credit and if they are junior or senior standing, they also receive college credit through Step-to-College at San Francisco State University. We serve our Denman Middle School, [NAME] and [NAME] High school students 4-5 times a week during school hours as an elective course of A-G credit course.
Filipino-American Development Foundation | Pin@y Educational Partnerships After School Cultural Enrichment Program at Longfellow Elementary School | SPEC_K8 | 23000 | 4681 Mission St. | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] |  | PEP Longfellow is an after school academic yearlong program by serving 28 students Monday and Wednesdays. PEPâ€™s afterschool program is unique because it provides elementary students with ethnic studies based on the experiences of Filipina/o Americans. We currently provide grade specific curriculum focusing on history in fall and contemporary experiences in the spring. A. Kindergarten-1st- Who Am I?: [NAME] and Filipino Culture and Arts B. 2nd-3rd- How did We Get Here?: Immigration, Settlement, and Documenting Family Stories C. 4th-5th- How do We Improve Our Community?: Contemporary Filipina/o American Issues and D. Action/Youth Participatory Action Research project.
First Place for Youth | [NAME] for Success at First Living Place for Youth Independent Living Skills Program | [NAME] | 150000 | 225 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] x246 |  | The Youth Employed for Success at First Place for Youth Independent Skills Program (YES) provides 1) Job readiness training using a classroom based curriculum focused on career exploration, work readiness, and job search skills 2) work based learning opportunities including one paid internship lasting 120 hours and 3) one on one support through an Employment education specialist at SFILSP. The program serves youth ages 16-20 who are involved with the justice system.
Flame | Ring of Fire Youth Boxing Club | SPEC_K8 | 20500 | 33 Samoset St. | San Francisco | 94111 | [PHONE] |  | Ring of Fire Boxing Club is a free after school program with an emphasis on at-risk or underserved youth. The program revolves around physical fitness and boxing training which instills and develops leadership, confidence, and sportsmanship qualities in civic minded youth that can be carried over into their classroom, neighborhood, and family communities. The gym is open year on Monday - Friday year round from 4pm-7pm. Youth participate free of cost and may participate in conditioning and character building and/or compete at an amateur level in local or national events under the rules of USA boxing. Hours of operation: Monday thru Friday: 4:30pm - 6:30pm (School and Summer year programming)
GASP (Grattan After School Program) | SY EXCEL @ Grattan Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 40534 | 165 Grattan Street | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] |  | GASP is a private, non-profit, licensed childcare program serving Kindergarten-5th Grade students at Grattan Elementary School. GASP operates school days, Monday-Friday, 1:50-6:00pm (12:50-6:00pm during Early Release weeks for Parent-Teacher conferences.) GASP offers several program options to accommodate families' needs, and an income-based Tuition Assistance Program to ensure that all families have access to high-quality, on-site, after school care. GASP works closely with the school day program and staff to create a seamless day, and offers a variety of developmentally appropriate Academic, Enrichment, and Recreational activities to support the successful development of the whole child.
GirlVentures | On The Rise: Empowering Girls to Build Leadership Skills, Confidence and Cross-Cultural Allies | TEEN | 7495 | 3543 18th Street, Suite 18 | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] ext. 303 | www.girlventures.org | GirlVentures invests in todayâ€™s teenage girls with On the Rise, a 9-day backpacking expedition for girls entering grades 10-11 that takes them through the Point Reyes National Seashore and offers them [NAME]. This yearâ€™s On The Rise course runs from 6/13 through 6/21. Our target population is adolescent girls needing the opportunity to take guided physical and emotional risks, voice their opinions, work through conflict, and to realize how much they are capable of.
GOKID.org | SFKIDS.org | MISC | 102483 | P.O. Box 31703 | San Francisco | 94123 | [PHONE] |  | Program Name: SFKids.org GoKid.org develops and maintains the SFKids.org website as well as does social media outreach. SFkids.org is made up of a online database of almost 2000 organizations, an online events calendar with hundreds of listings per week. We also send out a weekly newsletter to approximately 5000 people.
Good Samaritan FRC | Good Samaritan Youth Services Program | SPEC_K8 | 80000 | 1294 Potrero Ave. | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.goodsamfrc.org | Good Samaritan Youth Services Program engages youth from immigrant Latino families in activities that promote emotional, social and physical well-being and healthy behaviors. Activities include support groups, art and dance classes and outdoors exploration. Services are provided four days per week after school at three sites - [NAME], [NAME] schools and Buena Vista/Horace Mann K-8.
Good Samaritan FRC | Latino Student Union | TEEN | 40000 | 1294 Potrero Ave. | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.goodsamfrc.org | Latino Student Union is a youth empowerment program that provides a space and guidance for youth from immigrant families to explore and express themselves regarding history, current issues and cultural identity. The program will conduct activities twice per week during the school year at O'Connell and SF International High Schools. The Latino Student Union focuses activities toward Latino immigrant youth, but accepts all youth regardless of ethnicity.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at [NAME] | SCHOLARSHIPS | 88750 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] ext 206 | www.gloinc.org | GLO is a child-centered, after school enrichment and academic program based on the premise all children can and will succeed when offered learning opportunities that are inclusive of a wide range of learning styles, are calibrated to the needs and capabilities of different developmental stages, and are targeted to the unique strengths and assets of children as individuals. GLO offers every student a safe, structured, and welcoming environment. GLOâ€™s programs are structured around three key components: (1) daily academic support, (2) diverse program enrichment, and (3) engaging recreational activities. GLO at [NAME] serves students M â€“ F, offering five hours of programming each day.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at Chinese Immersion School Scholarship Program | SCHOLARSHIPS | 53000 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] ext 206 | www.gloinc.org | GLO is a child-centered, after school enrichment and academic program based on the premise all children can and will succeed when offered learning opportunities inclusive of a wide range of learning styles, are calibrated to the needs and capabilities of different developmental stages, and are targeted to the unique strengths and assets of children as individuals. GLO offers every student a safe, structured and welcoming environment. GLOâ€™s programs are structured around three key components: (1) daily academic support, (2) diverse program enrichment, and (3) engaging recreational activities. GLO at Chinese Immersion School serves students M â€“ F, offering five hours of programming each day.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at Dianne Feinstein Scholarship Program | SCHOLARSHIPS | 75000 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] ext 206 | www.gloinc.org | GLO is a child-centered, after school enrichment and academic program based on the premise all children can and will succeed when offered learning opportunities inclusive of a wide range of learning styles, are calibrated to the needs and capabilities of different developmental stages, and are targeted to the unique strengths and assets of children as individuals. GLO offers every student a safe, structured and welcoming environment. GLOâ€™s programs are structured around three key components: (1) daily academic support, (2) diverse program enrichment, and (3) engaging recreational activities. GLO at Dianne Feinstein School serves students M â€“ F, offering five hours of programming each day.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at West Portal Scholarship Program | SCHOLARSHIPS | 96450 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] ext 206 | www.gloinc.org | GLO is a child-centered, after school enrichment and academic program based on the premise all children can and will succeed when offered learning opportunities that are inclusive of a wide range of learning styles, are calibrated to the needs and capabilities of different developmental stages, and are targeted to the unique strengths and assets of children as individuals. GLO offers every student a safe, structured, and welcoming environment. GLOâ€™s programs are structured around three key components: (1) daily academic support, (2) diverse program enrichment, and (3) engaging recreational activities. GLO at West Portal serves students M â€“ F, offering five hours of programming each day.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | Literacy Program for GLO @ Fairmount | SFTEAM_NEW | 60000 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] ext 206 | www.gloinc.org | GLO is a child-centered, after school enrichment and academic program based on the premise all children can and will succeed when offered learning opportunities that are inclusive of a wide range of learning styles, are calibrated to the needs and capabilities of different developmental stages, and are targeted to the unique strengths and assets of children as individuals. GLO offers every student a safe, structured, and welcoming environment. GLOâ€™s programs are structured around three key components: (1) daily academic support, (2) diverse program enrichment, and (3) engaging recreational activities. GLO at Fairmount serves students M â€“ F, offering five hours of programming each day.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | SY EXCEL and Scholarship @ Fairmount Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 129330 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | San Francisco | 94116 | [PHONE] ext 206 | www.gloinc.org | GLO is a child-centered, after school enrichment and academic program based on the premise all children can and will succeed when offered learning opportunities that are inclusive of a wide range of learning styles, are calibrated to the needs and capabilities of different developmental stages, and are targeted to the unique strengths and assets of children as individuals. GLO offers every student a safe, structured, and welcoming environment. GLOâ€™s programs are structured around three key components: (1) daily academic support, (2) diverse program enrichment, and (3) engaging recreational activities. GLO at Fairmount serves students M â€“ F, offering five hours of programming each day.
Health Initiatives for Youth | Aptos Diversity and Leadership | LGBTQQ | 83333 | 1550 Market Street | San Francisco | 94104 | [PHONE] | www.hify.org | The Aptos Diversity and Leadership program is aimed at creating a culture that promotes acceptance of LGBTQQ youth. Aptos middle school students, faculty, and staff will participate in creating safe and supportive environments for all students, particularly LGBTQQ youth. The program runs throughout the school year. All students receive workshops on anti-oppression, anti-transphobia and anti-homophobia throughout the year. Core LGBTQQ youth and allies will join a Diversity Club twice a week during lunch. [NAME] include team building, communication, self-advocacy and diversity. All staff will attend a 1 hour training per semester addressing proven approaches for adult support and allyship.
Health Initiatives for Youth | Denman Diversity and Leadership | LGBTQQ | 83333 | 1550 Market Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.hify.org | The Denman Diversity and Leadership program is aimed at creating a culture that promotes acceptance of LGBTQQ youth. Denman middle school students, faculty, and staff will participate in creating safe and supportive environments for all students, particularly LGBTQQ youth. The program runs throughout the school year. All students receive workshops on anti-oppression, antitransphobia and anti-homophobia throughout the year. Core LGBTQQ youth and allies will join a Diversity Club twice a week during lunch. [NAME] include team building, communication, self-advocacy and diversity. All staff will attend a 1 hour training per semester addressing proven approaches for adult support and allyship.
Health Initiatives for Youth | Presidio Diversity and Leadership | LGBTQQ | 83333 | 1550 Market Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.hify.org | The PresidioDiversity and Leadership program is aimed at creating a culture that promotes acceptance of LGBTQQ youth. Aptos middle school students, faculty, and staff will participate in creating safe and supportive environments for all students, particularly LGBTQQ youth. The program runs throughout the school year. All students receive workshops on anti-oppression, antitransphobia and anti-homophobia throughout the year. Core LGBTQQ youth and allies will join a Diversity Club twice a week during lunch. [NAME] include team building, communication, self-advocacy and diversity. All staff will attend a 1 hour training per semester addressing proven approaches for adult support and allyship.
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Hearing and [NAME] of Northern California | Listen Up! | SPEC_K8 | 50000 | 1234 Divisadero St. | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.hearingspeech.org | Our program consist of working with all Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children between the ages of 6-13 who reside in San Francisco. Our services will include but are not limited to: weekly after-school programs that will be hosted at SFUSD's Claire Lilienthal's Middle School, monthly events that will allow students to explore the city in its finest and annual summer camps where partnerships will continue with YMCA's Camp Jones Gulch. Academic tutoring, increase of self-confidence, team building, cultural awareness and community partnerships will be some of the services implemented.
Hearing and [NAME] of Northern California | Transition Program for Youth with Hearing Loss | TEEN | 45000 | 1234 Divisadero St. | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.hearingspeech.org | Future Links for youth ages 12-17 who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing is a city-wide program that focuses on transition curriculum preparing youth for post-secondary education, employment and independent living. Future Links will also support youth with hearing loss on their academics on a weekly basis. Future Links collaborates with SFUSD offering both individual and group services ranging from weekly to bi-monthly.
Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. | Females Against Violence | [NAME] | 77961.15 | 44 Potrero Ave. | San Francisco | 94110 | (415) 487-6702 | www.horizons-sf.org | FAV is a 6-month Peer Education and Leadership Program for at-risk Latina and other women of color, ages 14-20. The program consists of 2 phases: A) Making Proud Choices curricula and B) 50 hours of intensive training on teen dating, domestic violence, sexual assault, and gang life, public speaking, presentation training, etc, to create engaging youth centered presentations. Participants also receive counseling. After the young women complete the training they conduct violence prevention workshops and presentations for their peers and the community. The program has 2 cycles per annum, 6 months per cycle, programming is 2 days per week, Mondays & Wednesdays, 4pm to 7pm.
Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. | Jovenes Education & Empowerment Program | TEEN | 40000 | 440 Potrero Ave. | San Francisco | 94110 | (415) 487-6702 | www.horizons-sf.org | The Jovenes Education and Empowerment Program (JEEP) is based on youth development principles and best practices model: El Joven Noble, which is designed to foster respectful, healthy relationships between Latino/young men of color ages 14-18 yrs. , their peers, family, and community. Youth will meet Mondays and Wednesdays 4-7pm, in two 6-month cycles, 6 youth per cycle.
Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. | LifeWorks Employment Program | [NAME] | 250000 | 440 Potrero Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | (415) 487-6715 | www.horizons-sf.org | LifeWorks Employment Program is a youth workforce development program that provides job readiness, life skills, career exploration, academic support, educational/post-secondary planning and preparation, and work experience for youth, ages of 14-21, involved with the juvenile justice system and/or with barriers to employment. The program consists of 2 cohorts, LifeWorks (ages 14-17) and TAY (Transitional Age Youth) (ages 18-21) and is offered year round: Summer (8 weeks, 20 hrs/wk) and Fall (30 weeks, 10 hrs/wk).
[NAME] | Cole Street Clinic | HW | 305730 | 3310 [NAME]. | San Francisco | 94118 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | The Health Education Team provides comprehensive sexual education, violence prevention, and substance use prevention to youth in San Francisco Unified School District middle and high schools, charter schools, community based organizations, Youth Guidance Center, and other Huckleberry Youth Programs including [NAME] and the Wellness Academy. The Clinic hours are 9:00am to 7:00pm, Monday-Thursday, and 9:00am to 6:00pm on Friday. Clinical Counseling provides therapeutic support for youth and families, provided by licensed therapists or BBS-registered interns
[NAME] | Huckleberry Community Assessment and Referral Center (CARC) | DIVERS | 765000 | 44 Gough Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | The Community Assessment and Resource Center (CARC) is a community-based alternative for youth ages 11-17, arrested for a variety of criminal offenses, citywide. CARC provides a single point of entry for crisis intervention, assessment, case management, counseling, service integration, and referrals. CARC's hours of operation are M-F 9:00am-12midnight.
[NAME] | Huckleberry House | [NAME] | 538452 | 1292 Page St. | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | [NAME] is the only licensed adolescent shelter in San Francisco. It is open 24 hours/day, 365 days/year. The goal is to intervene with at-risk and runaway youth (ages 11-17), provide shelter and safety, engage youth and their families in counseling and case management, and reunify youth with their families.
[NAME] | Huckleberry House Case Management | [NAME] | 85237.52 | 1292 Page Street | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | [NAME] is the only licensed adolescent shelter in San Francisco. The program is open to youth (ages 11-17) 24 hours/day, 365 days/year. The youth come from all neighborhoods of San Francisco and are referred by family members, teachers, other community based organizations, the police, Child Crisis, Children's Protective Services, or self-referred. Case management services are provided to ensure that youth and their families follow through on their action plans and referrals and to provide support during their period of reunification.
[NAME] | Huckleberry Wellness Academy (HWA) | TEEN | 152865 | 555 Cole Street | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | Huckleberry's Wellness Academy provides low-income teens who are first-generation college bound with a three-year comprehensive health career training program including health education, academic case management, career exploration, internships, job-readiness skills, job placement assistance, academic tutoring, post secondary counseling, and more.
Hunters Point Family | [NAME] Year | COMM_AS | 96623 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Gilman program is focused on after-school educational support and recreational activities. The program provides daily homework assistance sessions along with a variety of sports clinics, enrichment activities and recreational outings based on a seasonal calendar. The program ensures that there are activities geared toward school age youth and their families living in Bayview/Hunters Point. The program also provide community building events.
Hunters Point Family | Girl Case Management | DIVERS | 180869.86 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Girls Case Management Program is a structured program component of the Hunters Point Family agency GIRLS 2000, Safe Haven and Peacekeeper programs. Program services include case management, academic support, life skills, enrichment classes, field trips & female leadership groups to re-direct females ages 14-24 that are in-risk of or involved in truancy and/or other delinquent behaviors. The programs provide off-site individualized case management services in the mornings and on-site program services for participants from 3 pm until 8 pm Monday through Friday. The programs also offer occasional weekend activities and outings.
Hunters Point Family | GIRLS 2000 | COMM_AS | 144417 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | (415) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The GIRLS 2000 program serves high-risk, primarily African American female youth from the Hunters Point community. GIRLS 2000 provides individualized care management, educational advocacy and life-skills workshops during the day at participants' school sites, and daily homework assistance sessions, enrichment classes, leadership development projects, and recreational outings in the program during the evening.
Hunters Point Family | Hunters Point Family Leadership Institute | TEEN | 51000 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Hunters Point Family Leadership Institute (HPFLI) is an agency-wide program designed for selected participants from the GIRLS 2000, Safe Haven and Peacekeepers programs. Youth qualify for the HPFLI program based on active program participation and school achievement. HPFLI provides leadership development opportunities for youth through urban gardens, youth-run businesses and community service projects. The Program also provides life-skills workshops and job readiness training.
Hunters Point Family | Multi-Support Services for Girls | [NAME] | 77961.15 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Hunters Point Family Girls programming provides gender-specific services to in-risk girls primarily living in public housing. Program services are provided at the GIRLS 2000 program. The program is designed to promote the leadership development, community accountability and personal efficacy of young women involved in or at risk for involvement in the juvenile/criminal justice system. The program provides off-site individualized case management services in the mornings and on-site program services for participants from 3 pm until 8 pm, Monday through Friday. The program also offer community service project opportunities on Saturdays and other weekend activities and outings.
Hunters Point Family | Ujamaa Employment & Entrepreneurship | [NAME] | 120000 | 1800 Oakdale Ave. | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Ujamaa Employment & Entrepreneurship program is a structured component of the Hunters Point Family agency that focuses on developing and preparing youth who are involved in the juvenile justice or adult probation department or CARC between the age of 14-21 for employment. Program services include case management, job readiness training, life-skills and work-based learning opportunities. Youth will develop skills and competencies needed for future employment.
Hunters Point Family | Young Men's Leadership Institute | DIVERS | 234922.93 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The program is provided to young men enrolled in the Hunters Point Family agency - Safe Haven and Peacekeeper programs. Program components include case management & other activities & services such as, academic support, life skills, athletics, arts, field trips & events to re-direct & support male youth ages 14-24 that are in-risk of or involved in gangs/turfs and/or delinquent behaviors including youth referred through the Juvenile Probation Department. The programs provide off-site individualized case management services in the mornings and on-site program services for participants from 3 pm until 8 pm Monday through Friday. The programs also offer occasional weekend activities and outing
Inner City Youth | OMI R.I.T.E.S. (Reshaping Ideas Through Empowerment and Support) | DIVERS | 285857.55 | 96 Broad Street | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | innercityyouthsf.org | OMI R.I.T.E.S. will provide Restorative and Intensive Case Management services to 40 at, high and in-risk youth ages 14-24 and their families in the OMI. The program will operate Monday - Friday from 10 to 7 pm, with additional hours as needed for home base support. Enrichment and incentive activities will also be available for program clients.
Inner City Youth | OMI Youth Resurgence Project for Teens | TEEN | 100000 | 96 Broad Street | San Fracncisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.innercityyouthsf.com | The Youth Resurgence Project focuses on providing academic, enrichment and devlopment skills to help youth 12 - 24 access resources in the OMI. Our programs focus on advocacy, case management, job development, life skills and GED Prep, skill building and media arts. Opportunities include music, recording, spoken word, videography and photography.
Instituto Familiar de La Raza, Inc. | La Cultura Cura-Secondary Prevention-Case Management & Enrichment | [NAME] | 129935.25 | 2919 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | ifrsf.org | La Cultura Cura provides Intensive and Restorative Care Management services to 12-24 year old Latino youth city-wide with an emphasis on serving any at-risk youth in the Mission District. Services include referral, assessment, and linkage in addition to individualized care planning to advance participant goals. Services are provided at IFR, off-site at SFUSD schools, and collaborative partner agencies to ensure accesability to participants with safety concerns. Available Mon.-Fri., 9am to 7pm by appointment.
Instituto Familiar de La Raza, Inc. | [NAME] | ELL | 40000 | 2919 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | IFRSF.org | [NAME] is a young women's group providing health related psycho-education, arts & crafts, skills-building, and individualized educational support planning to youth at S.F. International H.S. The program is designed to provide a safe space for newly arrived immigrant young ladies to disucss topics related to life skills development, acculturation, resource access, healthy relationships, self-esteem, and conflict resolution in a group setting. The program provides opportunities for English [NAME] participants to practice and develop their language skills in a non-threatening environment. Program participants also benefit from access to IFR's Cultural Affirmation activities.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | SF TEAM at Cesar Chavez Elementary School | SFTEAM_NEW | 60000 | 3382 26th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] x124 | www.jamestownsf.org | Jamestown's SF TEAM program aims to promote high-quality literacy development that aligns closely with the school day as well as enhances program quality and sustainability. This entails training [NAME] after-school enrichment teachers on the schoolâ€™s English Language Development (ELD) and common core implementation strategies as well as adopting San Francisco Unified School Districtâ€™s curriculum design tools. Furthermore, [NAME] will be expanding its supply of age- and reading-level appropriate books. [NAME]'s after-school program operates Monday through Friday from 3 - 6 p.m. except on Thursdays when it operates from 1:50 - 6:00 p.m..
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | Soccer for All | SPEC_K8 | 75000 | 3382 26th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] x118 | www.jamestownsf.org | Soccer for All offers youth in grades K-8th the opportunity to play on recreational and competitive soccer teams. Each team practices 1-2 days/week and plays in 10 weekend games each season for 2-4 seasons each year. Players participate in workshops that focus on teamwork, sportsmanship, and health-related topics.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] Mann K-8 School | EXCEL_SY | 93852 | 3382 26th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.jamestownsf.org | The Jamestown Community Centerâ€™s after-school program serves youth in K-8th grade through age-appropriate programming that includes daily academics, recreation and enrichment. For elementary-school-age youth, literacy and math support is integrated into the program curriculum, while middle schoolers are provided with leadership and decision-making opportunities. In addition, participants are provided with 45 minutes of homework help every day, including reading support, and those performing below grade level have access to one-on-one and/or small group tutoring. The program operates Mondays-Fridays from 3:30-6:30pm except on Thursdays when it operates from 1:30-6 p.m..
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | SY EXCEL @ Cesar Chavez Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 83160 | 3382 26th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.jamestownsf.org | The Jamestown Community Centerâ€™s after-school program serves youth in K-5th grade through literacy-infused, age-appropriate enrichment, recreation, and academics. In addition, participants are provided with 45 minutes of homework help every day, and those performing below grade level have access to one-on-one tutoring. The program operates Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., except on Thursdays when it operates from 1:50 p.m. - 6 p.m..
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 98030 | 3382 26th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.jamestownsf.org | The Jamestown Community Centerâ€™s after-school program serves youth in 6th-8th grade through enrichment, academic, and recreation. All curricula integrate leadership and decision-making opportunities, and participants are provided with 45 minutes of homework help each day. Furthermore, youth performing below grade level have access to one-on-one tutoring. The program operates Monday through Friday from 3:30pm to 6:30pm..
Japanese Community Youth Council | [NAME] (JYL) | TEEN | 100000 | 1840 Sutter Street, Suite 207 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.jcyc.org | The Japantown Youth Leaders (JYL) strives to promote success in school and future careers by building positive self-identity, sense of self-efficacy, confidence, raised aspirations and the capacity to make healthy decisions. Target population is Asian/Pacific Islander youth 14-17 years of age. Meeting times will vary, but generally, services are offered from 10am â€“ 6pm, Monday â€“ Thursday.
Japanese Community Youth Council | Mayor's Youth Employment and Education Program (MYEEP) | MYEEP | 3324557.5 | 2012 Pine Street | San Francisco | 94115 | 4152027914 | www.myeep.org | MYEEP provides San Francisco youth between the ages of 14-17 with the opportunity to prepare for and build work experience through after school and summer employment at nonprofit and public sector organizations, as well as local businesses. MYEEP also helps participants develop job search skills, explore postsecondary education and career opportunities, and learn life skills. During the school-year, MYEEP focuses on high school freshman and sophomore and includes; 60 hours of job readiness training, 10 hour per week of employment from January through April. During the summer, MYEEP is open to all high school students and includes 10 hour of job readiness training and 116 hours of employment.
Japanese Community Youth Council | San Francisco YouthWorks | YW | 1516128.02 | 2012 Pine Street | San Francisco | 94115 | 4152027914 | www.sfyouthworks.org | San Francisco YouthWorks is a citywide high school internship program that teaches 11th and 12th grade youth with barriers to employment crucial job skills while sparking their interest in public service careers. Youth intern during the summer or school-year session, working up to 10 hours per week during the school year or 20 hours per week in summer. In addition to the skills and work experience youth develop at worksites, participant are given the opportunity to plan and prepare for their future through weekly workshops and exploration activities.
Japanese Community Youth Council | STEM Academy @ ISA | YWD | 150000 | 2012 Pine Street | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.jcyc.org | The Japanese Community Youth Council STEM Academy @ ISA prepares and places sophomores and juniors who attend International Studies Academy in STEM relate work experience. The program targets young people from backgrounds that are underrepresented in STEM careers and provides academic skill building, job readiness and access to related employment. During the school-year, youth will attend after-school and weekend enrichment designed to compliment their classroom learning as well as provide insight on STEM career access and requirements. After successfully completing the school-year enrichment, youth will be given an eight-week paid internship at UCSF to further explore STEM careers.
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco | Havurah Youth Center | COMM_AS | 75000 | 3200 California Street | San Francisco | 94118 | [PHONE] | www.jccsf.org/hyc | THavurah Youth Center (HYC), the JCCSF's outstanding licensed afterschool program. Students enjoy thematic programming, arts enrichment activities, special interest classes and celebrating Jewish holidays and culture. Each day, children engage in a wide range of activities, including swimming, performance and visual arts, music, planting in the rooftop garden, science experiments or playing a game in the gym. Regular Hours: Monday â€“ Friday, 2:00 â€“ 6:00 pm, Full-day programming: 8:00 am [NAME] 6:00 pm most SFUSD school day closures. HYC predominantly serves public school children from 14 public schools across San Francisco.
Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) | School Partner Model | YWD_HS | 600000 | 225 Bush Street, [NAME] 400 | San Francisco | 94104 | [PHONE] | www.jvs.org | The School Partner Program will establish training and career exploration activities, paid internships, work-based academic enrichment supports and cohort programming for 25 students each at Downtown High School, [NAME] High School and O'Connell High School students who have poor attendance, have not passed the CHASEE or have low basic skills levels.
Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) | Work Resource Program (WRP) | YWD | 319000 | 225 Bush Street, 4th floor | San Francisco | 94104 | [PHONE] | www.jvs.org | Work Resource Program provides youth with disabilities comprehensive job search skills, job readiness, and career exploration training at up to 11 SFUSD high schools, year-round job placement and retention services, along with access to post-secondary education counseling and referrals to appropriate transition and support services.
Juma Ventures | Pathways to Advancement - YWD for Educational Success | YWD | 171464 | 131 Steuart St. | San Francisco | 94105 | (415) 371-0727 | jumaventures.org | [NAME] Venturesâ€™ mission is to break the cycle of poverty by ensuring that young people complete a four-year college degree. Jumaâ€™s Pathways program recruits students as sophomores and supports them through completion of college, setting them on the path to a family-sustaining income. Its core services - employment in social enterprises, academic support, and assets services - compliment each other and provide a comprehensive support system. This year, [NAME] will serve approximately 130 low-income, first-in-family youth in San Francisco with 36 hours of group and/or individual activities. Additionally, each youth will work ~6 hours a week at one of our social enterprises (288 hours total).
Larkin Street Youth Services | 3rd Street Youth Center and Clinic | TEEN | 51000 | 1728 Bancroft Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.3rdstyouth.org | In alignment with Specialized Teen Program goals, funding will support 3rd Street's Youth Outreach Squad (YOS) and Youth Action Board (YAB). Twice annually, 3rd Street partners with other agencies to recruit 10 BVHP youth to our YOS. Youth are trained to provide peer based Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) outreach and prevention. Each fall 3rd Street recruits 5 youth for the YAB to serve as leaders within 3rd Street and community at large. They advise 3rd Street staff on programmatic issues and help identify community needs. [NAME] Point (BVHP) leads the city in violence, unemployment, poverty, teen pregnancy, and rates of STIs.
Larkin Street Youth Services | Emergency Housing | SHELTER | 83158.56 | 701 Sutter Street, Suite 2 | San Francisco | 94109 | [PHONE] x 281 |  | The Emergency Housing program provides financial assistance in the form of housing subsidies to youth who need move in costs to secure independent housing, or who are awaiting placement in another housing program. The program also links youth to support services such as case management, counseling, and education and employment programming.
Larkin Street Youth Services | Future Track for Diamond Youth Shelter and [NAME] In Center, and Future Track for the LOFT | TEEN | 117365 | 701 Sutter Street, Suite 2 | San Francisco | 94109 | [PHONE] ext235 |  | Future Track is a curriculum based program with a focus on post-secondary attainment and career exploration for homeless youth engaged in Larkin Street Services through our Diamond Youth Shelter, Drop In Center, and/or LOFT group home. Activities focus around skills-building, building mastery, self-efficacy, and career exploration.
Larkin Street Youth Services | Larkin Street Hire Up Alternative Education GED Program | ALTED | 103948.2 | 1154 Sutter Street | San Francisco | 94109 | (415) 673-0911 ext. 235 |  | The HIRE Up Alternative Education GED Program offers services to homeless youth, including tutoring, GED preparation, and YouthForce transitional employment opportunities. The goal is to increase youth self-sufficiency, prepare them for independence, and deter them from violent or criminal activities. The program is available to homeless young people ages 12 thru 24 every weekday during flexible day and evening hours to ensure maximum access.
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | LGBTQQ and Ally Youth Community Building Program | TEEN | 100379 | 127 Collingwood Street | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | LYRIC's LGBTQQ and Ally Youth Community Building Program provides project-based learning opportunities for our target population of low-income LGBTQQ youth of color, ages 13-17, including grades 8-12. Eligible applicants express interest in building community with their peers and learning about Culture, Identity, Diversity, and Social Justice. Over a period of 8-10 weeks, youth explore an issues impacting their community and produce a culminating product or event demonstrating their learning. Past projects have included drag shows, art exhibitions, and film festivals.
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | LGBTQQ Leadership and Allyship Initiative | LGBTQQ | 150000 | 127 Collingwood Street | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | LYRICâ€™s LGBTQQ Leadership and Ally ship School-Based Initiative provides a project based learning opportunity to students through a school day course offered at their school-site. Students will either self-select or be referred by school staff to enroll in the course. Over the school year period students meet weekly in an hour long course to explore issues of Social Justice within a LGBTQQ and Gender lens affecting their community and produce a culminating project demonstrating their learning. Complementary activities are offered for school teachers/staff (e.g. prof. development trainings, coaching) and families (e.g. support groups, educational workshops).
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | LGBTQQ Violence Prevention & Intervention Program | [NAME] | 77961.15 | 127 Collingwood Street | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | LYRIC's YOUTH ADVOCACY Program provides a continuum of secondary prevention case management services to a target population of low-income LGBTQQ youth of color who face numerous, intersecting forms of oppression. Services include educational and employment support, access to medical/mental health services (including STI/HIV testing), access to housing services, and much more! Case Management services are primarily available Monday-Friday, 2:00pm-6:00pm.
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | Sequoia Leadership Institute for LGBTQQ and [NAME] (SLI) | YWD | 240000 | 127 Collingwood Street | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | The Sequoia Leadership Institute (SLI) provides a continuum of work-based learning opportunities for our target population of low-income LGBTQQ youth of color. Through a culturally relevant training curriculum, sequenced skill-building activities, and intentional mentorship, SLI provides youth with the knowledge, skills, abilities, and experiences that will prepare them for the world of work. Four cohorts and held annually (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer); youth work approximately 10 hours per week and are paid $11 per hour. Program hours vary by season.
Legal Services for Children | Partners for Success | [NAME] | 103948.2 | 1254 Market St., 3rd Floor | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] x 311 | www.lsc-sf.org | Legal Services for Children's Partners For Success (PFS) will serve youth who are the victims or perpetrators of violence with interdisciplinary legal and social work services throughout San Francisco. LSC is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and operates a Warmline from 1:30 to 5pm Monday to Thursday, and an on-site walk-in clinic on Wednesday from 4 to 6pm.
Life Frames, Inc. | San Francisco Branch Living Library & Think Parks | SPEC_K8 | 107005 | 93 Mirabel | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | alivinglibrary.org/blog alivinglibrary.org | Our Branch Living Library & Think Park Program works with children and youth year-round, including summers, to green their school and neighborhood through hands-on, interdisciplinary, standards-based learning opportunities, bringing all subjects to life: math, science, history, language arts, multi-arts, health, nutrition, youth leadership, while also improving the public realm. Older youth are Student Stewards and mentors during OTS for younger ones, and receive a modest monetary stipend, and green skills job training. A goal is to link students in our Branch Living Library & Think [NAME] through communications technologies so they can learn new cultures and ecologies - near and far.
Life Learning Academy | Life Learning Academy | YWD | 203820 | 651 8th Street, Treasure Island | San Francisco | 94130 | [PHONE] | www.llasf.org | Life Learning Academy (LLA) located on Treasure Island is a SFUSD charter high school serving 70 students ages 14-18 involved or at-risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system and/or who have challenging life problems including school failure, family problems, poverty, abuse, gang involvement, and substance abuse. LLAâ€™s Workforce Development Program provides career exploration, job readiness and vocational training for all students, and job placement and support as appropriate. Every LLA student has an internship each Wednesday with one of our 70 off-site employers. We offer a summer work program for 25 students that includes supportive, paid off-site employment.
Life Learning Academy | Life Learning Academy Charter High School | ALTED | 451135.19 | 651 8th Street, Treasure Island | San Francisco | 94130 | [PHONE] | www.llasf.org | Life Learning Academy (LLA) located on Treasure Island is a SFUSD charter high school serving 70 students ages 14-18 involved or at-risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system and/or who have challenging life problems including school failure, family problems, poverty, abuse, gang involvement, and substance abuse.
Literacy for Environmental Justice | Bay Youth for the Environment (BYE) | TEEN | 50000 | 909 Florida Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.lejwyouth.org | Bay Youth for the Environment (BYE) is a youth development & park stewardship program providing year round leadership & environmental education training to high school students via paid internships. We target youth who reside in Southeast SF. The programming takes place on Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM & occasional weekday nights from 4 to 6 PM for special event planning. The BYE interns will host 6-12 peer to peer education service learning programs per year reaching an additional 240 school age youth. They also host 12 volunteer events reaching up to 500 adult volunteers per year & plan & present 2-3 youth cohort training talks to increase public engagement in stewardship of SF open spaces.
Loco Bloco | Performance Arts Training | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 52250 | 3543 18th Street #20 | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.locobloco.org | [NAME] is a youth development organization with the mission of promoting San Francisco youth's healthy transition into adulthood by engaging them in the creation and performance of music, dance and theater traditions reflecting the cultural diversity of the Americas. Loco Bloco provides free after-school and weekend classes for youth in drum, dance and stilt-walking as well as performance opportunities for our participants at our self produced Theater Production and [NAME] as well as other community events
Marriott Foundation for People w Disabilities | Bridges from school to work | YWD | 211000 | 785 Market Street, Suite 700 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.bridgestowork.org | Bridges from School to Work is a workforce development program for youth with special needs and high risk youth ages 16 to 24. [NAME] provides job readiness and soft skills training, job placement and retention services. The [NAME] program does not provide internships, it is a real employment agency which facilitates placement and long term retention in the private sector. All services are free of charge. Program office hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday; however, job coaching may occur during evenings and weekends.
Mission Education Projects Incorported | Reducing the Risk: The Child in Family, School, and Community | COMM_AS | 128696 | 3049 24th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | MEPISF.ORG | School year program will serve 30 students ages 5-14. Services are provided Mon-Fri. from 2:00 pm - 5:30. focusing on improving student's academic skills and providing enrichment activities. MEPI will offer basic reading, writing, and math support, as well as cooking classes, arts and crafts activities and other recreational activities.
Mission Graduates | Bryant Literacy Program | SFTEAM_NEW | 60000 | 2641 25th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.missiongraduates.org | Mission Graduates Extended Day Program at Bryant Elementary School serves 62 1st-5th grade youth and their families. The program is grounded in English Language Development and Literacy Development to support students that are English Language Learners to improve their literacy and English language skills. Services provided include remedial academic assistance, homework completion, enrichment classes, nutrition and fitness activities, college-bound trips in and out of San Francisco, and family workshops and events Monday - Friday from 2:05 - 5:15 p.m.
Mission Graduates | SY EXCEL @ Bryant Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 78181 | 2641 25th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.missiongraduates.org | Mission Graduates Extended Day Program at Bryant Elementary School serves 62 1st-5th grade youth and their families. The program is grounded in English Language Development and Literacy Development to support students that are English Language Learners to improve the literacy and English language skills. Services provided include remedial academic assistance, homework completion, enrichment classes, nutrition and fitness activities, college-bound trips in and out of San Francisco, and family workshops and events Monday - Friday from 2:05 - 5:15 p.m.
Mission Graduates | SY EXCEL @ Marshall Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 136874 | 3040 16th Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.missiongraduates.org | Mission Graduates Extended Day Learning Program at Marshall Elementary School serves 146 K-5th grade youth and their families. The program is grounded in English Language Development and Literacy Development to support students that are English Language Learners to improve the literacy and English language skills. Services provided include remedial academic assistance, homework completion, enrichment classes, nutrition and fitness activities, college-bound trips in and out of San Francisco, and family workshops and events Monday - Friday from 2:40 - 6:00 p.m.
Mission Housing Development Corporation | Rich Soro Commons After School Program | COMM_AS | 42053 | 474 [NAME], Suite 280 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | missionhousing.org | The Rich Sorro After-School Program partners with the Embarcadero YMCA to provide 20 low-income children with academic support & recreational activities 5 afternoons a week. Program celebrates the successes of each participant in order to build self-esteem and nurture personal development. The program operates Monday-Friday 3:00-6:00pm.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Avenidas Case Management-Prevention | [NAME] | 228686.04 | 534 Precita Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | The Avenidas Case Management and Evening Services program provides case management services for young people 10-25 years old, who are at-risk or involved in delinquent behaviors and who are most likely to become victims or perpetrators of violence without intervention. The program develops case plans which offers advocacy, academic support, and evening services such as open recreation and life-skills workshops. We operate daily programming and services weekdays from 2pm-10pm, but will also meet on an individual basis outside of these times as needed.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Home Detention | DETALT | 270265.32 | 534 Precita Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | The Home Detention program provides supervision to low level, in-risk youth or first time offenders-18 years old or under, awaiting court disposition as an alternative to detention. Clients are referred into the program only through court orders from the Juvenile Justice System. Our program monitors the minor's court orders of release. We provide referrals or resources to other programs, ensure program compliance, and attendance at school, required programs, and court hearings. The Home Detention staff conduct daily curfew calls (7 days per week) and meet clients weekly. We also communicate with the parents and probation officers to give and get updates on the minor's status weekly.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Beacon Community Center | BEACONS | 326112 | 362 Capp St. | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | [NAME] is located at Everett Middle School. We offer after school and evening programming. We host several family and community events throughout the year such as the Mission Peace Collaborative, Dia de los Muertos Celebration, and Black History Month Family Dinner. Hours are10 am - 9 pm, M-F, and some Saturdays, excluding school holidays. Our mission is to prepare the youth mentally, physically, and spiritually; nurturing young minds with education, support, guidance, and advocacy. We promote social awareness, community engagement, and cultural enrichment. Working through a collaboration of community partners, we strengthen youth and families to empower our communities.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Girls After School Program | COMM_AS | 77505 | 362 Capp Street | san francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | Mission Girls Services is a gender specific program that provides comprehensive community-based out of school time services. Mission Girls offers project based programming that aligns with the school day and that is interest and need based. Mission Girls provides skill buidling programing in academic support, career exposure, leadership building, health education, and cultural diversity. Mission Girls operates Monday through Friday from 2:30 to 6:30pm and we serve girls in grades 3-8 who live or go to school in the Mission District.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Neighborhood Centers GED Program | ALTED | 103948.2 | 534 Precita Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | Our GED Program serves young adults ages 17-25. We offer GED preparation and ESL supportive services to at risk, and multi-systems involved young adults. We offer afternoon, evening and Saturday classes, at 3 different sites to ensure the client completes the program successfully. [NAME], Bernal Dwellings, and [NAME] at Everett Middle school offer preparation classes twice per week. Tutoring and individual sessions are available to students to prep for testing and learning basic english. The program offers financial assistance to register and pay for GED tests and re-tests. Once all tests are completed, we encourage enrollment in higher learning and/or vocational training.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Precita Center After School Program | COMM_AS | 95777 | 534 Precita Avenue | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | The Precita Center offers after school programming to youth ages 5-13, weekdays from 2:30-6pm, offering extended hours to accommodate working parents. Precita offers after school pick ups from the nearby elementary school and escorts the youth to the center. The program offers daily homework assistance, and a variety of skill building academic and enrichment activities including sports and recreation, math, science, and literacy, health and fitness, cultural arts including and dance and music. The program also focuses on leadership development which involves civic engagement, service learning, and career exploration. The staff work closely with parents and teachers ensuring academic success.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Young Queens Diversion | DIVERS | 30144.98 | 362 Capp Street | san francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | Young Queens on the Rise is a gender specific program designed to meet the needs of young women involved in the juvenile justice system. Participants receive case management services to include intake, assessment, case planning and monitoring, referrals, court advocacy, and crisis intervention. Participants also attend weekly life skills and support groups on Wednesday evenings. Young women may be referred by the Juvenile Justice System or through self-referral.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Young Queens Prevention | [NAME] | 77961.15 | 362 Capp Street | san francisco | 94110 | 4152067756 | www.mncsf.org | Young Queens on the Rise is a gender specific program designed to meet the needs of young women at risk of involvement with the juvenile justice system. Participants receive case management services to include intake, assessment, case planning and monitoring, referrals, court advocacy, and crisis intervention. Participants also attend weekly evening life skills workshops and enrichment activities that encourage positive and informed decision making.
Mission Neighborhood Health Center | Latinos en Extasis Youth Program | TEEN | 127388 | 240 Shotwell street | San Francisco | 94110 | (415) 552-1013 x339 | [NAME] | Latinos en Extasis engages youth, ages 12 to 17, in acquiring skills in facilitating peer-led health education groups, covering reproductive health topics including STI's/HIV, contraception, and healthy relationships. The core participants are 10 youth who engage in training, workshop facilitation, and other youth development activities during the course of the program cycle. The Peer Outreach Educators facilitate workshops for youth in after-school programs. Peer leaders offer a series of four groups, held once a week at youth-serving agencies in the community. Groups are scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-6pm, October-May. They expect to reach at least 150 youth through workshops.
Mission SF Community Financial Center | Make Your Path (MY Path) | TEEN | 100000 | 3269 Mission St | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | missionsf.org | MY Pathâ€™s goal is to set low-income youth on a path to economic mobility through a peer-to-peer financial capability model. A nationally-recognized financial capability initiative, MY Path empowers marginalized youth at the moment they receive their first paycheck, helping them to set and meet savings goals with peer trainings, savings accounts, savings incentives, auto-enrollment in an auto-deposit program, and group support. MY Path youth leaders meet for two, two-hour sessions a week. Priority for participation in MY Path is given to youth who are participating in DCYF-funded employment programs, with a particular focus on low-income and communities of color, and LGBTQQ communities.
Mission SF Community Financial Center | New Economic Rights for All (New ERA) Youth Organizing Project | YLORG | 50000 | 3269 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.missionsf.org | Mission SF Community Financial Center's New ERA (Economic Rights for All) Youth Organizing Project is a team of youth organizing to improve the financial services available to low-income and low-wealth youth and their families in San Francisco and to reduce the impact of predatory financial services. New ERA youth launched a campaign to make San Francisco the first city in the country that ensures that all youth earning money have access to accounts, financial education and direct deposit. New ERA also advocates for policies that improve access to quality financial products with partner organizations in Sacramento. New ERA meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4pm to 6pm.
Mission Youth Soccer League | Mission Youth Soccer League | SPEC_K8 | 50000 | 2773 21st Street | San Francisco | 94110 | 4153318110 | missionyouthsoccer.org | Mission Youth Soccer League provides the opportunity for approximately 300 K-8 children and youth to play soccer in a year-round program. Participants are members of teams coached primarily by volunteer coaches. Each team is recruited by the coach and teams are organized in nine age groups by gender. (Under-6 through Under-14.) Most teams are gender specific, but some younger teams have players of both genders. Each team consists of between 10 and 20 players. The teams participate in "playing" leagues in San Francisco and the greater Bay Area. Leagues operate in Fall and Spring and MYSL runs our own league during Summer.
New Conservatory Theatre Center | Satellite Drama Education Program at Varying SFUSD Schools | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 36915 | 25 Van Ness Avenue, LL | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.nctcsf.org | The New Conservatory Theatre Center's Satellite Drama Education Program brings theatre education classes to schools and community based organizations across San Francisco throughout the school year. One-hour weekly classes are offered to K-8 students for 10-15 week periods, during the after school hours. Led by an experienced Theatre Teaching Artist, participants in the Satellite Drama Education Program are introduced to drama through theatre games and improvisation techniques. Each Satellite session culminates in a student showcase for parents, teachers and friends.
New Door Ventures | NDV Youth Workforce Development | YWD | 150000 | 3075 21st Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.newdoor.org | New Door Venturesâ€™ mission is to prepare at-risk youth for work and life. We provide skill-building opportunities, individual support and paid jobs that enable our youth to discover and achieve their potential. Our work is integral to their successful transition to healthy, sustainable adulthood. We aim to transform individuals who will in turn transform their communities. Our Program Model takes a positive youth development approach and has four core components: paid job internships, skill-building workshops, 1-on-1 case management, and educational supports. These program components are mostly delivered Monday through Friday during from 9am to 8pm.
New Door Ventures | NDV Youth Workforce Development for Justice System Involved Youth | [NAME] | 238000 | 3075 21st Street | San Francisco | 94110 | 4159209200 | www.newdoor.org | New Door Venturesâ€™ mission is to prepare at-risk youth for work and life. We provide skill-building opportunities, individual support and paid jobs that enable our youth to discover and achieve their potential. Our work is integral to their successful transition to healthy, sustainable adulthood. We aim to transform individuals who will in turn transform their communities. Our Program Model takes a positive youth development approach and has four core components: paid job internships, skill-building workshops, 1-on-1 case management, and educational supports. These program components are mostly delivered Monday through Friday during from 9am to 8pm.
Northern California Music & Art Culture Center | Wreach-Out | SPEC_K8 | 127387 | 3936 Geary blvd | San Francisco | 94118 | 4157516222 | https://ncmacc.org | WREACH OUT (Western Addition and Richmond Education, Arts, and [NAME] to support Open minds,Understanding, and [NAME]) is to foster intercultural understanding and cooperation among children, youth and families of San Francisco's Korean American and African American communities through music, arts and martial arts instruction and performance.
Old [NAME] | Old [NAME] | [NAME] | 250000 | 1429 Mendell Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | ww.oldskoolcafe.org | Old [NAME] is a youth-run restaurant that provides job training and employment to youth ages 16-22, focusing on the at-risk, previously incarcerated, and foster care population. Youth are trained in every aspect of what it takes to become employed in a restaurant restaurant. Our youth receive training in food prep, cooking, food safety, dishwashing, bussing, hosting, serving, and entertainment and management. Youth receive up to 20 hours of training and hands on work experience each week.
Omega Boys Club | Omega Leadership Academy | TEEN | 61146 | 1060 Tennessee Street | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.stayaliveandfree.org | Omega Boys Club will provide teens in San Francisco with academic development infused with violence prevention Tuesdays 5:30-10pm, and college preparation infused with violence prevention Thursdays 5:15-8pm through the Alive & Free Leadership Academy (formerly the Omega Leadership Academy) in San Francisco. Components are Math, Literacy and Life Skills, Financial Literacy, and Family Meetings.
Omega Boys Club | Omega Training Institute | MISC | 126974 | 1060 Tennessee Street | San Francisco | 94017 | [PHONE] | www.stayaliveandfree.org | The Alive & Free (formerly named [NAME]) Training Institute will train up to 90 youth providers in the 'Alive & Free Prescription' violence prevention methodology. Omega will conduct three trainings (two three-day trainings and one two-day refresher training) to be scheduled in partnership with DCYF with a maximum of 30 participants per training.
Our Kids First | Our Kids First | COMM_AS | 149850 | 5845 Mission Street Suite 301 | San Francisco | 94112 | 4155851104 | www.okfprogram.org | The Our Kids First After School Tutorial Program is designed to provide after school services to children enrolled in kindergarten through eighth grade in an environment that is safe, challenging and nurturing. This environment is designed to help the children with their homework, raise their GPA, provide academic enrichment, in a safe environment within the OMI/Outer Mission community. Our Fall/Spring sessions are aligned with the SFUSD Academic Calendar, operating Monday - Friday beginning with student pickup at Longfellow Elementary School and evening parent pickup at 6:00 PM. During early dismissal parent teacher conference days, our program begins at 1:40 PM
Pacific News Service | The Beat Within (TBW) | DET-BASED | 44697.73 | 209 Ninth Street, Second Floor | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] ext 400 | www.thebeatwithin.org | The Beat Within's primary commitment is to provide incarcerated youth with a weekly writing and conversation workshop that provides them with a safe place to share their ideas and experiences while promoting literacy, self-expression, critical thinking skills, and healthy, supportive relationships with adults and their community. San Francisco weekly workshops are held on Tuesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm, visiting the entire population of boys and girls units at the SF Youth Guidance Center. The Beat Within magazine is printed every 2 weeks and brought back to the workshops to share with the youth, at the end of the workshop, each participant receives their own issue to enjoy and read.
People Organized to Win Employment Rights | Youth in Power | YLORG | 75000 | 2145 Keith Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.peopleorganized.org | Youth in Power (YIP) is the youth organizing wing of POWER. The program has grown significantly over the past five years, and now serves over 100 youth ages 13 to 17 each year. Our youth members are low-income youth of color, the majority of whom are Latino or African American with fewer Asian/Pacific Islander youth. The core leadership group consists of 35 youth, most of whom attend Balboa High School where YIP recruits the majority of our participants and holds youth meetings twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays for 1 to 2 hours each. Youth also plan and attend monthly actions, community meetings, hearings and youth outings, and take part in internships that meet weekly for two months.
Performing Arts Workshop | Artists-in-Communities | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 150000 | 1661 Tennessee Street Suite 3-O | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] x201 | www.performingartsworkshop.org | Performing Arts Workshop is dedicated to helping young people develop critical thinking, creative expression, and basic learning skills through the arts. Our Artists-in-Communities program serves young people, particularly those others often refer to as "at-risk", in after school settings, county/court schools and transitional housing facilities.
Performing Arts Workshop | Artists-in-Communities, [NAME] | SPEC_K8 | 35000 | 1661 Tennessee Street, Suite 3-O | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] x201 | www.PerformingArtsWorkshop.org | Performing Arts Workshop (the Workshop) is dedicated to helping young people develop critical thinking, creative expression, and basic learning skills through the arts. Our Artists-in-Communities program will serve young people in [NAME] and St. Joseph's Children's Center's transitional housing facilities. Professional Workshop teaching artists will visit each of the two sites twice a week for 30 weeks, accommodating the afterschool schedule that best meets each site's needs. Options for programming will be Monday through Friday between 3:00-8:00 p.m. The Workshop will serve children at each site in grades K-8.
Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center | Sensing Success | SPEC_K8 | 23000 | 207 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94123 | [PHONE] | www.prrcsf.org | Sensing Success is a program for children in grades K-8 with Autism and other developmental disabilities who exhibit behavioral challenges and poor self-regulation due to hypersensitivity (or low sensitivity) of the senses. The program will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week. Curriculum includes gross motor activities and those focused on the other senses â€“ smell, taste, touch, audio, & visual. Gross motor activities address balance, body awareness, and physical fitness. The goal is to assist children so they will be able to learn to manage sensory information which will improve behavior, concentration and their ability to learn.
[NAME] | Homework Club | COMM_AS | 92916 | 2565 San Bruno Avenue | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.portolafc.org | Our afterschool program, Homework Club is designed to provide a safe, supervised structure that enables children to improve their academic performance, while supporting their overall development. We also provide enrichment activities such as Interest Clubs, cooking classes, computer classes, lessons on math, science, and literacy, and art and crafts, etc. The program serves children in K-5th grade and takes place Monday to Friday from 2:30pm-6:30pm.
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Case Management - Aftercare/Re-entry | REENTRY | 103948.2 | 953 DeHaro Street | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] | phnhsf.org | Through intensive case management, anger management and life skill education, the First Choice program will assist in guiding some of the hardest to serve juvenile offenders on the difficult path of reentry. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 9:00am - 5pm with evening curfew calls. Our Anger management program will expand to reach the elementary school age youth as an effort of identifying and curbing negative behaviors before these young people can become system involved. Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 10 to 6 with group sessions starting at 5:00pm Tues and Thurs during the School year, and Individual and Group 9 to 5 Mon through Thurs during the summer.
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Experiment in Diversity | TEEN | 73311 | 953 De Haro Street | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.phnhsf.org | Our program is designed to be robust and relevant to the real world, building the knowledge and skills that our young people need for success in college and careers. We will visit local businesses and colleges, and invite speakers in to share their stories and experiences. The youth will also explore personal identity and cultural diversity and engage in community service projects. This well - balanced program is designed to include both work and play, as students are rewarded with field trips to theme parks around the bay area, a $200 shopping spree (at the end of summer session and for Christmas) and monetary awards for a job well done
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Peer Counseling Detention Based Programs | DET-BASED | 77961.15 | 953 De Haro Street | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.phnhsf.org | PHNH PEER Counseling Program supports youth offenders by encouraging personal change and accountability to reduce recidivism and increase the chances that youth will succeed upon release from Juvenile Justice Center. Youth receive counseling and guidance from safe, caring adults, and they work with positive peer role models that help them become more accountable for their behavior. The PEER Counseling program operates year round Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. providing counseling (individual/group), court advocacy, employment referrals and mentorship.
Project Commotion | Youth Outreach Program at Project Commotion | SPEC_K8 | 23000 | 2095 Harrison Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.projectcommotion.org | The Youth Outreach Program provides scholarships to low-income children to participate in PCâ€™s innovative movement programs. Combining martial arts, dance, circus arts, and music, exercises are adapted to each child, helping them to understand their bodies and recognize physical needs and sensitivities that hinder focus, self-regulation, and positive social interactions that are fundamental to academic success. Classes are held Monday-Friday, 9am-7pm, and Saturday 9am-1:30pm. The Youth Outreach Program targets low-income families (50% of PCâ€™s overall population). 30% of our students have been diagnosed with special needs, and another 30% has been referred as a result of difficult behaviors.
Reading Partners | SY EXCEL @ Hillcrest Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 258294 | 474 [NAME], Suite 210 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.readingpartners.org | Reading Partners After School provides and creates a seamless program where students are exposed to access, equity, and student achievement while providing a safe, nurturing and engaging environment during after school hours. We believe that the after school time should have an academic foundation that creates unique learning opportunities for the students and incorporates balanced elements that connect to the school day. Students attend everyday school is open M-F; 1:45-6pm and participate in activities including literacy instruction, creative enrichment activities, recreation/physical activities/play and a healthy snack.
Reading Partners | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 71102 | 474 [NAME], Suite 210 | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.readingpartners.org | Reading Partners After School provides support and creates a seamless program where students are exposed to access, equity, and student achievement while providing a safe, nurturing and engaging environment during after school hours. We believe that the after school time should have an academic foundation that creates unique learning opportunities for the students and incorporates elements that connect to the school day such as thematic-based literacy instruction, creative enrichment activities, recreation activities/play and a healthy snack. At [NAME], students in grades K-5 participate in programming everyday school is open M-F from 2:45-6:00pm.
Reading Partners | SY EXCEL @ Sherman Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 53777 | 474 [NAME], Suite 210 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.readingpartners.org | Reading Partners After School provides support and creates a seamless program where students are exposed to access, equity, and student achievement while providing a safe, nurturing and engaging environment during after school hours. We believe that the after school time should have an academic foundation that creates unique learning opportunities for the students and incorporates elements that connect to the school day such as thematic-based literacy instruction, creative enrichment activities, recreation activities/play, healthy snacks and youth development. At Sherman After School, students in grades K-5 participate in programming everyday school is open M-F from 1:45-6:00pm.
Real Options for City Kids (ROCK) | Beacon | BEACONS | 300000 | 450 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.rocksf.org | ROCK has been serving the Visitacion Valley community for over 18 years and has been in charge of the [NAME] for the past four years. The [NAME] is a year-round program that is centered around activities headquartered at Visitacion Valley Middle School. Activities are geared toward children and youth ages 6-17 along with their families. Programs take place during the school day, after the school day, on Saturdays and during the summer and holidays. Example activities include homework assistance, leadership, sports/fitness, outdoor adventures, community service, technology, jobs, parenting, etc. VV has many challenges including single parent homes, low-income, high violence community.
Real Options for City Kids (ROCK) | SY EXCEL @ El Dorado Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 75000 | 590 Leland Ave | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.rocksf.org | Real Options for City Kids (ROCK) has been serving the Visitacion Valley community for over 18 years. Formally, ROCK has been the lead agency for the after school program at El Dorado Elementary School for the past few years. The program takes place M-F immediately following the end of the school day (1:50pm and just after noon on Thursdays) until 6pm. During the program participants are treated to three periods comprised of homework help, recreation and enrichment. The school population is one with many challenges including single parent homes, low-income, high violence community and lack of positive role models.
Renaissance Parents of Success | Youth Job Skills/Mentoring/Training | TEEN | 85000 | 1800 Oakdale, #510 | San Francisco | 94124 | (415) 643-1400 | under construction | Renaissance Parents of Success Youth on the Move will provide life skills including social justice education, job readiness and placement assistance. Youth will do on-job training 1 day per week, social justice education one day per week and job readiness one day per week. The program staff will monitor and advocate for youth through the educational, court and social service systems. In addition, youth will be involved in field trips and other activities designed to strengthen the family. Our population will consist of 25 low-income youth city-wide from public housing developments with a focus on those residing in districts 10 and 5.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | After School Scholarships at Alamo Elementary School | SCHOLARSHIPS | 122316 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | The Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides youth and their families with affordable after school environments that are safe, fun, arts enriching, academically enhancing and culturally relevant. Serving elementary school students at four public schools in the Richmond District, RDASC programs run Monday through Friday from school release to 6:00 pm. RDASC students receive instruction in the arts and recreation, as well as academic tutoring and homework help.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Multicultural Children's Art Program | SPEC_K8 | 35669 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | MCAP offer free year round multicultural and environmental art focused workshops for youth ages 6-11 and their families on Saturday mornings /or Sunday afternoons for 2 to 3 hours and a low all day summer art camp. MCAP also holds two free community events through the year. Approximately 250 youths from diverse backgrounds attend these culturally themed workshops and community events.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Richmond Village Beacon | BEACONS | 402545 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | The Richmond Village Beacon is located in the Richmond District in San Francisco. RVB is based at George Washington High School and has two satellite sites at Presidio and Roosevelt Middle Schools. Services are based on youth development, school day support, and community building. These services include evening adult and parent programs. The [NAME] is open Monday -Thursday until 10am-9pm and on Friday from 10am-6pm throughout the year.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | SY EXCEL & Scholarship @ Argonne Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 189079 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | The Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides youth and their families with affordable after school environments that are safe, fun, arts enriching, academically enhancing and culturally relevant. Serving elementary school students at four public schools in the Richmond District, RDASC programs run Monday through Friday from school release to 6:00 pm. RDASC students receive instruction in the arts and recreation, as well as academic tutoring and homework help.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | SY EXCEL @ George Peabody Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 101498 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | The Richmond District After School Collaborate (RDASC) provides youth and their families with affordable after school environments that are safe, fun, arts enriching, academically enhancing and culturally relevant. Serving elementary students at four public schools in the Richmond District, programs run Monday to Friday from school release to 6:00 pm. RDASC students receive instruction in the arts and recreation, as well as academic tutoring/homework help.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | SY EXCEL @ Lafayette Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 112026 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | The Richmond District After School Collaborate (RDASC) provides youth and their families with affordable after school environments that are safe, fun, arts enriching, academically enhancing and culturally relevant. Serving elementary students at four public schools in the Richmond District, programs run Monday to Friday from school release to 6:00 pm. RDASC students receive instruction in the arts and recreation, as well as academic tutoring/homework help.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | SY EXCEL @ Presidio Middle School | EXCEL_SY | 37000 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] |  | RDNC's AfterSchool Program at Presidio Middle School offers enrichment, recreational, and academic services everyday after school from dismissal until 6pm, through a jointly funded Excel Program. We also offer a specialized 8th grade Teen Center, the Culinary Academy, leadership programs and apprenticeships. The program serves approximately 250 students, daily up to 300 per week.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | SY EXCEL @ Roosevelt Middle School | EXCEL_SY | 37000 | 460 Arguello Blvd | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | RDNC's AfterSchool Program at Roosevelt Middle School offers enrichment, recreational, and academic services everyday after school from dismissal until 6pm, through a jointly funded Excel Program. We also offer a specialized 8th grade Teen Center, the Culinary Academy, leadership programs and apprenticeships. The program serves approximately 250 students, daily up to 300 per week.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Youth Employment and Multicultural Leadership Program | YWD | 123000 | 741 30th Avenue | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rvbeacon.org | The Youth Employment and Leadership programs of RDNC are based at the Richmond Village Beacon located on the campus of [NAME]. Youth Employment programming includes job placement at RDNC afterschool program sites, job bank, and one on one resume and interview support. We also run the SoFresh program, a group of juniors and seniors who are trained in leadership, social group work, and mentorship and visit Freshman and Sophomore homerooms to build community. We also manage Junior Nurses, a program for high school youth interested in Nursing.
SAGE | LifeSkills for Girls | DETALT | 77961.15 | 68 12th Street | San Francisco | 94103-1297 | [PHONE] | www.sagesf.org | Lifeskills for Girls is a trauma-based detention alternative for in-risk sexually exploited girls. Services include trauma education, mental health counseling; health education; somatic awareness; competency and role development; and resiliency, provided in group and individual formats. The goal is to enable participants to develop healthy alternatives to their current lifestyles and make healthy transitions to adulthood. Services are provided Monday through Firday, 9:00 to 5:00 with groups Tuesday at 68 12th Street and Thursday at Juvenlie Hall. For information and screening, call 905-5050.
San Francisco Arts Commission | WritersCorps | TEEN | 100000 | 25 Van Ness Ave Suite 345 | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.writerscorps.org | WritersCorps places professional writers in community settings to teach creative writing to youth. Since its inception in 1994, the program has helped more than 19,000 young people from neighborhoods throughout San Francisco improve their literacy and increase their desire to learn. WritersCorps serves low-income, incarcerated, immigrant, homeless, and educationally disadvantaged youth ages 6 to 22. We conduct in-school and after-school workshops in public schools, detention facilities, community organizations, and low-income housing.
San Francisco Arts Education Project | SY EXCEL @ Glen Park Elementary | EXCEL_SY | 65500 | 135 Van Ness Avenue | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | SFArtsED.org | The SFArtsED Glen Park ExCEL After School Program, located at Glen Park Elementary School, is an established after-school program serving the needs of over 150 students. Designed to encourage and support a child's social and emotional development as well as their academic progress, the program offers creative, engaging literacy and arts-based enrichment essentials to children in kindergarten through the fifth grade. The program runs from 2:30pm â€“ 6:00pm Monday thru Friday during the regular school year.
San Francisco Brown Bombers | [NAME] | SPEC_K8 | 75000 | 509 Mendell Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.sfbrownbombers.org | The S.F. Brown Bomber, Inc., a 501 c(3) organization is dedicated to providing the youth of San Francisco ages 5 to 15 years old, with a Tackle Football and Sprit program that is organized, supervised, safe, and fun. We teach the basic fundamentals of football & spirit while stressing the importance of scholastic achievement through academic support services during the week. We also teach beginner, intermediate and advance techniques of dance in various forms including hip hop, jazz, tap, funk and ballet. Read about our REBATE program and learn how YOU can participate for FREE! To register go to www.sfbrownbombers.org. Season starts Monday, July 22, 2013. Here is where MAGIC HAPPENS!
San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center | Talk Line | SSD | 293322 | 1757 Waller Street | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | talklineforparents.org | The SFCAPC TALK Line provides telephone-based counseling services for adults caring for children 0-18 years; including foster, adoptive, and kinship-based families. Program services include: crisis assessment and intervention, counseling, referrals, and ongoing support. Services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.
San Francisco Coalitiion of Essential Small Schools | SF TEAM at Paul Revere | SFTEAM_CONT | 30000 | 3750 18th Street | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] |  | Name: [NAME] Extended Day Program General Description: Paul Revere EDP is a daily extended day program that consists of Nine classes 2 Kindergarten/ 1st Grade classes 3 2nd/ 3rd Grade classes 2 4th/ 5th Grade Classes 2 6th/ 7th Grade Classes Days: M-F (Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 1:50pm-6 + Thursdays from 1PM-6PM) MTWF- 16 hours and 40 minutes Th- 5 hours General Description of the population served: Students Served based on: academic and financial needs Hours: 21 hours and 40 minutes
San Francisco Coalition of Essential Small Schools | SY EXCEL @ Paul Revere K-8 College Preparatory School | EXCEL_SY | 114048 | 3750 18th Street 5th Floor at Mission High School | San Francisco | 94114 | [PHONE] |  | Program Name: The Paul Revere Extended Day Program General [NAME] Extended Day Program is a five day a week program that includes: snack distribution, enrichment programming, study hall and collaborative work with community partners to serve students with academic & financial needs at Paul Revere.
San Francisco Conservation Corps | San Francisco Conservation Corps Program Site | YWD | 100000 | 241 5th Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.sfcc.org | Our Education and Job-Readiness program will provide disconnected, out-of-school San Francisco youth (over age 18) with comprehensive program services including educational advancement, work-based learning opportunities, job readiness training, career exploration, and transition support services. SFCC will help prepare participants for the world of work by providing basic education and job readiness skills and the assistance needed to matriculate into post-secondary education or advanced training to obtain and retain unsubsidized employment in their selected career pathway. Services are offered 4.5 days per week for an average of 30 hours per week.
San Francisco Education Fund | Bridge To Success | SFUSD_PART | 139224.7 | 2730 Bryant Street, Second Floor | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] |  | San Francisco Education Fund's Postsecondary Success Program (PSP) supports Bridge To Success initiatives and activities. PSP builds partnerships among community-based organizations, school district, and city partners to assess and implement strategies to increase the number of low-income students who graduate from high school prepared to succeed in college.
San Francisco Food Bank | DCYF Community Child Nutrition Snack Pilot | CITY_HW | 239393 | 900 Pennsylvania Avenue | San Francisco | 94107 | (415) 282-1900 x368 | www.sffoodbank.org | The DCYF Community Child Nutrition Snack Program is a partnership between DCYF and the Food Bank. DCYF ensures compliance with CBO agencies and the Food Bank provides the food for snacks. The Food Bank creates the menus, puts together weekly snack orders for pick up or delivery and together with DCYF facilitates the service providers' annual training.
San Francisco LGBT Community Center | TAY Services | TAY | 252461 | 1800 Market St | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.sfcenter.org | The Center's Youth Program engages LGBTQ youth aged 24 and under, mostly homeless or marginally housed to meet their immediate needs and provide direct linkages to safety net services. Hosted in a dedicated Queer Youth Space, activities include meal nights on Tuesday nights, art/self-expression groups during the late afternoons on weekdays, culminating event, and outreach on weekends. Partnerships exist with over 10 agencies and youth are reached city wide
San Francisco Mime Troupe | San Francisco Mime Troupe's Youth Theater Program | TEEN | 28650 | 855 Treat Ave | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.sfmt.org | Students attend YTP 3 days/week from 4pm-7pm over an 8 week period. Students are assigned to a group with a maximum of 15 students. If necessary, we create one bilingual group, affording students full creative expression without a language barrier. SFMT educators are assisted by college theater students trained in a specific pedagogy to work with at-risk teens. Students do extensive team-building/orientation activities, learn the basics of the Mime Troupe's artistic style (merging melodrama and Comedia Del'Arte), have in-depth discussions on "burning issues" affecting their lives in order to decide on a topic for their play, then work to collaboratively write and perform original production
San Francisco Police Activities League | SF PAL Western Addition Spring & Summer Conditioning | SPEC_K8 | 50000 | 350 Amber Drive Room 203 | San Francisco | 94131 | [PHONE] | www.sfpal.org | The SF PAL Western Addition Spring & Summer Conditioning program will provide 70 boys and girls a weekly spring/summer conditioning and healthy activity each Friday night, supervised by stipended adult coach mentors. Participants and adults will be recruited primarily from our fall PAL Seahawks football and cheer program (serving 220 at-risk youth through the dedication of 30 adult volunteers) and will provide a structured program to keep youth and mentors together and engaged year-round. The program will meet weekly Friday afternoon/evenings for approximately 2-3 hours at a location in the Western Addition (still TBD) and will provide new training and development opportunities for mentors.
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department | Workreation | YWD | 700000 | 501 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.sfrecpark.org | Workreation provides young adults 14-17 years old the opportunity to work year round for San Francisco Recreation Dept. Our department offers work as Jr. Counselors, Green, Administration, Aquatic and Facility/Operations Assistants. Assistants work 20-30 hours per week and work schedule vary Monday-Saturday. Assistants get paid $10.55 an hour.
San Francisco State University | SF Promise | SFUSD_PART | 250000
San Francisco Students Back On Track | Back on Track Program | SPEC_K8 | 75000 | 1399 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94115 | 4153469316 | backontracksf.org | "Back on Track K-8" is a free K-8 after-school tutoring and mentoring program targeting underserved youth throughout the city and county of San Francisco, specifically District 5. Back on Track provides individualized academic support to students in a range of subject areas (i.e. Math, Reading) based on student need.
San Francisco Study Center | San Francisco Beacon Initiative | MISC | 90436 | 1390 Market Street, [NAME] 900 | San Francisco | 94102 | (415) 554-6397 | sfbeacon.org | The San Francisco Beacon Initiative's mission is to increase site-level capacity, to provide high-quality programming at its 16 school sites, refine and strengthen local systems of management, collaboration and accountability, and play a leadership role in the field. Working at the site, system and field levels, the San Francisco Beacon Initiative fosters the [NAME] philosophy, direction and mission. SFBI promotes high quality programs, accountability, unity and collaboration of the San Francisco Beacon Centers and its partners.
San Francisco Unified School District | Bridge To Success | SFUSD_PART | 144385.57 | 555 Franklin ST. | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] |  | Bridge to Success is a partnership between City of SF, City College of SF, and SFUSD, designed to improvie post-secondary completion rates. SFUSD will participate in data sharing, research opportunities, joint professional development and curricular alignment. All SFUSD students benefit. Subcontracts to [NAME] of Stanford.
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SaveNature.org | Nature Connection by SaveNature.Org | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 50000 | 699 Mississippi St. Suite 106 | San Francisco | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.savenature.org | Nature Connection provides opportunities for youth to explore the natural world and how they interact with it through guided activities and experiments.Our goal is to allow students to experience learning as a continuous process and to recognize and value their own input.Lessons will employ principles of learning through understanding and exploring through experimentation. We will enable students to ask questions and formulate their thoughts and actions around big ideas, rather than focusing on discrete sets of facts. The means of discovering these ideas will allow for better problem solving in the real world. The program is offered year round and during afterschool and summer hours.
Seven Tepees | Seven Tepees Learning Center After-school Program | COMM_AS | 40000 | 3177 17th Street | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.7tepees.org | Seven Tepees Learning Center Program is a long-term and comprehensive youth development and college-access agency, providing after-school and summer programs, mentoring, outdoor education, counseling, and community events for youth in grades 6-12. The middle school after-school program lasts from 4-6pm daily, Monday through Friday. Seven Tepees primarily serves middle school youth from our four partner schools: [NAME], [NAME], [NAME], and International Studies Academy. We work with at-risk youth who would most benefit from our long-term and comprehensive services.
Society for Art Publications | Meridian Gallery Interns Program | TEEN | 65000 | 535 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | meridiangallery.org | The Meridian Interns Program provides an intensive arts internship that includes art-making workshops, training in job skills, and planning and preparation for post-secondary life for low-income San Francisco teens. The program runs Monday through Friday from October through May (school year) and June-August (summer).
Spark | Spark San Francisco Apprenticeship Program | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 50000 | 251 Rhode Island Street, Suite 205 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] x 103 | www.sparkprogram.org | Spark motivates middle school students to engage in education and build key 21st century skills through tailored apprenticeships with local professionals. Participants in Spark's after-school San Francisco Youth Apprenticeship Program will explore careers as they work with their mentors on hands-on projects, such as designing mobile apps or crafting mock trial arguments. Each 10-week apprenticeship cycle will include a Match Night, where students meet their mentors; at least eight two-hour workplace sessions; and a Discovery Night where students share their projects. Students will also complete a series of workshops on high school readiness, communication, professionalism, and other topics.
Special Service for Groups | Occupational Therapy Training Program Career Awareness at Civic Center Secondary School | CA | 100000 | 425 Divisadero Street, Suite 300 | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.ottp-sf.org | The OTTP-SF Career Awareness Program at Civic Center Secondary School will serve 30 youth annually between the ages of 16-18 that exhibit risk factors including habitual truancy, significant behavioral and emotional issues, learning challenges and histories of expulsion. OTTP-SF will operate it's program every Tuesday and Thursday from 1-3 p.m. Youth will engage in vocational assessment in order to heighten self awareness regarding personal strengths and career aspirations and will develop an individualized vocational plan specifying short and long term occupational goals. Youth will also participate in 40 hours of job readiness training.
Special Service for Groups | Occupational Therapy Training Program Detention Based Services | DET-BASED | 77961.15 | 425 Divisadero Street, Suite 300 | San Francisco | 94117 | 4155510975 | www.ottp-sf.org | The Occupational Therapy Training Program's (OTTP) licensed therapists will provide occupational therapy assessment, therapeutic group sessions/life skills training, and career awareness and exploration services . Services will be provided to youth with probation status at JJC and LCR. Two hundred youth will be served at JJC, and thirty youth will be served at LCR.
Special Service for Groups | OTTP Secondary Prevention Program | [NAME] | 77961.15 | 425 Divisadero Street, Suite 301, San Francisco Ca 94556 | San Francisco | 94117 | 4155510975 | www.ottp-sf.org | The OTTP Secondary Prevention Program serves youth, age 10-17 at risk for involvement in the juvenile justice system. Participants receive case management, a comprehensive OT assessment, are connected to community resources and engage in activities to increase self-efficacy in their life roles. Services are provided in schools and the community.
Special Service for Groups | YWD Justice Involved Coordinator | [NAME] |  | 425 Divisadero Street, Suite 300 | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.ottp-sf.org | The Occupational Therapy Training Program is serving as the Recruitment Agency for the YWD program. OTTP's licensed occupational therapists will accept referrals from probation for youth ages 14-17 (JPD) and 18-21 (APD). Youth will be screened and assessed using a battery of assessments to determine youth's interests, strengths and aptitudes. Based on assessment results, a "best-fit" match will be made between the youth and Direct Service Providers (DSPs). The DSPs will provide training and subsidized employment.
Streetside Stories | Stories in Communities | SPEC_K8 | 52500 | 3130 20th St | San Francisco | 94110 | (415) 864-5221 | www.streetside.org | Stories In Communities will: Engage young people as leaders, storytellers, and experts on their lives and communities; Use story sharing to develop reading, writing, and speaking skills; Provide access to high-quality visual, theater, media and literary arts education; Align with language arts educational standards to strengthen academic learning; Encourage reflection on issues facing local communities, making academic content relevant; Create a safe, culturally competent and empowering environment where young people feel heard by adults and peers. Stories in Communities will teach five workshops at low-income housing sites and/ or community centers throughout San Francisco.
Streetside Stories | Stories, Skills, and [NAME] | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 110000 | 3130 20th St | San Francisco | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.streetside.org | The Stories, Skills, and Schools program consists of four distinct workshops, each of which engages youth in writing, reading, and oral communication activities linked to [NAME] standards: [NAME] (K-5th) 20 hours, 10 weeks. Visual Voices (4-5th) 24 hours, 8 weeks. Stories [NAME] (6-8th) 24 hours, 8 weeks. Stories in Motion (6-8th) 24 hours, 8 to 16 weeks. Every Streetside workshop benefits from a highly documented curriculum that has been developed over several years with continuous updates through feedback from program staff.
Success Center SF | Arts Training Program | YWD | 62500 | 375 Woodside Ave, [NAME] | San Francisco | 94127 | [PHONE] | Successcentersf.org | Success Center SF seeks provide work-based learning opportunities that focus on the arts industry. These resources will be leveraged against a private grant we received in collaboration with Each One Reach One for the professional staff to lead the activities. During this summerâ€™s experience, youth will be engaged in visual, landscape, culinary and performing arts activities that will culminate in production/event at the Yerba Buena Center of the Arts. Our youth participants will be involved in the research, planning, set and product design, food service and play writing alongside industry professionals and mentors. Additionally, our youth will learn about careers in the arts and pathway
Success Center SF | CalGRIP GED Services | ALTED | 10000 | 375 Woodside Avenue | San Francisco | 94127 | 4157537690 | www.successcentersf.org | CalGRIP services support life skills and transitional services for GED students who are juvenile justice engaged and those marginalized and in risk of involvement with the system. Classes meet daily from 8:30-2pm on the campus of the Juvenile Courts and we infuse restorative justice practices and principles in our curriculum and activities. Students receive transitional services for matriculation into college or the workforce.
Success Center SF | Early Morning Study Academy-GED Attainment | ALTED | 266367.25 | 375 Woodside Avenue, Building W2 | San Francisco | 94127 | 4157537690 | www.successcentersf.org | EMSA (Early Morning Study Academy) provides G.E.D. instruction and supportive services for barrier removal among marginalized youth focusing on those engaged in the juvenile justice and foster care systems. Classes meet M-F from 8:30 am-2 pm on the campus of the Juvenile Courts & Juvenile Probation. EMSA students receive transitional services into post secondary education &/or employment upon completion. As well, we provide service learning activities on Saturdays for youth mandated by the Courts and Juvenile Probation Department. We infuse Restorative & Social Justice practices & principles in all of our curriculum & activities.
Sunset District Community Development | Case Management, Enrichment and Referral Services for In-Risk Youth Aftercare/Re-entry | REENTRY | 207896.4 | 3918 Judah Street | San Francisco | 94122 | (415) 665-0255 x224 | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | SYS Case Management provides aftercare/re-entry and secondary prevention case management to 60 youth annually who are involved or at-risk of being involved in the juvenile justice system. Not all is funded by DCYF. This includes both Intensive Case Management, with involvement in all aspects of the lives and families of the youth, and Restorative Case Management. Generally, Case Managers provide services from 9:00am - 5:00pm Monday - Friday. The nature of the program dictates that services are provided outside of these times in certain cases.
Sunset District Community Development | Digital Arts Program | TEEN | 103820 | 3918 Judah Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | Www.sunsetyouthservices.org | The Digital Arts Program is structured to engage youth in a process of project-based learning that is hands on and exciting. Activities include: film making, photography, songwriting, beat making, animation, web design, and much more. Youth have regular access to three professional recording studios, a cutting edge computer lab, Professional Cameras and Video equipment, and staff of trained creative professionals. The digital arts program will meet twice a week: Sessions conclude with an event showcasing new skills and completed projects. Program participants will have regular site visits and interviews with with top industry innovators and professional recording artists.
Sunset District Community Development | Upstar Media Labz | YWD | 100000 | 3918 Judah Street | San Francisco | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | This program's primary goal is to expand youth employment and hands-on career training opportunities through Upstar Digital Media [NAME], a youth-led media program. Low-income, in-risk youth will gain educational and recreational enrichment, technical skills training, long-term mentoring relationships, and work-based learning opportunities in digital media production. Concurrent with employment and training goals, Upstar Media [NAME] will provide strong incentives for personal educational goal achievement and serve as a launching point for careers in film/media and digital technology. Program activities will take place on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays from 4:00PM - 8:00 PM.
Support for Families of Children with Disabilities | Inclusion Capacity Building | SSD | 86623 | 1663 Mission Street, Suite 700 | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] ext 105 | www.snipsf.org and www.supportforfamilies.org | The Special Needs Inclusion Project (SNIP) provides San Francisco OST programs with the support, training, and on-site technical assistance they need to effectively include children and youth with and without disabilities in their programs and activities. SNIP provides monthly workshops and will consult with individual OST programs to assist them in creating inclusive programs. Our website provides information and resources about inclusive OST programs. SNIP services are provided Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. When necessary, evening or weekend hours are available.
Techbridge | [NAME] | STEM | 310540 | 7700 Edgewater Dr., Suite 519 | Oakland | 94621 | [PHONE] x310 | www.techbridgegirls.org | San Francisco STEM Learning Community This project aims to promote and sustain STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) in elementary and middle school after-school programs in the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). Techbridge is partnering with DCYF to form a STEM Learning Community that will focus on developing the capacity of after-school staff to lead hands-on science and engineering activities with elementary school youth. Techbridge will provide after-school staff with hands-on curriculum and professional development around best practices to engage youth in science and engineering.
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center | North Beach-Chinatown Beacon Center | BEACONS | 326112 | 660 Lombard St. | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.nbcbeacon.org | The North Beach-Chinatown Beacon Center, based at Francisco Middle School, provides school-day, after school, evening, weekend and summer programming for youth and families who attend the school, as well as families and community members in the immediate neighborhood. The majority of youth participants attend Francisco Middle School, with some student coming from other nearby middle schools, as well as teens from high schools from across San Francisco to participate in teen programs and attend the drop-in Teen Center
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center | [NAME] After School Academy (ASA) | COMM_AS | 289500 | 660 Lombard St. | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.tel-hi.org | Tel-Hiâ€™s After School Academy (ASA) operates from 2:00pm-6:00pm Monday-Friday throghout the school year and also serves youth on the majority of school breaks from 7:30am-6:00pm. ASA focuses on the overall development of students through a comprehensive best practice approach. Our curriculum infuses school day learning objectives into hands-on learning opportunities that reinforces and enhances what students are learning at school. The ASA program provides a wide-variety of skill building activities that includes but is not limited to: art, cooking, gardening, science, team building, computer literacy, character development, digital arts, dance, recreation, drama, and civic engagement.
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center | [NAME] Teen Learner's [NAME] (TLP) | TEEN | 66150 | 660 Lombard Street | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.tel-hi.org | Teen Learnerâ€™s Pathway (TLP) is a brand new program at Galileo High School, targeting freshmen and sophomore English [NAME] students who will be taking English Language Development classes. During this first year, the program will serve approximately 25-30 students. The program will follow students throughout high school, providing intensive academic support (English/literacy focused), intensive college readiness/exploration, and civic engagement training. The program will take place primarily Tuesdays through Thursdays after school, although students may shift their tutoring days occasionally if needed.
Temple United Methodist Church | Temple Tutorial Program (TTP) | COMM_AS | 48708 | 65 Beverly Street | San Francisco | 94112 | (415) 334-5873 |  | The Temple Tutorial Program is designed to serve elementary children attending school in the SF Unified School District. The program operates 5 days a week, 3PM-6PM, Monday-Friday. The program offers tutorial services in reading, mathematics and enrichment activities i.e.(educational computer activities, board games,art&music, and cooking.)
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation | Tenderloin After School Program (TASP) - Year Round After School | COMM_AS | 136323 | 201 Eddy Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.tndc.org | TASP serves children and youth ages 5-17. TASP's mission is to provide a safe environment in which children can engage in academic, cultural, recreational, and social activities. TASP is open year-round, M-F 1p-6p, Saturdays 10a-5p. TASP is free to enroll. Programming includes homework tutoring, art and cultural programming, youth leadership development activities, sports, and lots of exciting field trips.
The Marsh | Marsh Youth Theater Artists in the Schools Program | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 76000 | 1062 Valencia Street | SF | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.themarsh.org/myt | Marsh Youth Theater Artists in the Schools Program will provide comprehensive theater arts classes that include drama, dance, visual art and music for students in grades K-8. MYT will serve:[NAME], [NAME] (Jamestown), Las Americas Children's Center (SFUSD EDD), Marsh Youth Theater and United Playaz (TBA) Monday-Friday during afterschool hours. All projects will culminate in a final project or performance.
The Vision Academy | The Vision Academy Afterschool Program at Calvary Hill Community Church | COMM_AS | 66722 | 141 Industrial Street | San Francisco | 94124 | (415) 886-7591 | www.thevisionacademy.org | The Vision Academy Afterschool Program provides academic support through homework help with dedicated tutors in both English and Spanish, skills building and strategies techniques through guided Chess competitions, and leadership opportunities through peer tutoring and coached business research and planning sessions. The program serves the primarily African American and Latino/a students in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco to inspire academic engagement in a pro-social environment. Service hours are Monday through Friday 2:30 - 6:00 p.m. throughout the school year, with extended day programs during Winter and Spring breaks.
The Vision Academy | The Vision Academy Chess Club at Tenderloin Community School (Partner Up On Top) | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 36000
Tides Center | Community Grows | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 50000 | 762 Fulton St | San Francisco | 94102-4119 | [PHONE] | http://www.communitygrows.org | CommunityGrows cultivates healthy youth through growing gardens in diverse, low-income communities. In our DCYF-funded program we provide after-school and summer programming for K-8 grade students at four San Francisco sites: Booker T. Washington Community Service Center, Mo'Magic, Cobb Elementary School, and [NAME] YMCAâ€™s Excel Program at [NAME]. The CommunityGrows garden program will offer grade appropriate science-based curriculum usually in an outdoor setting Monday-Friday after-school and during the summer.
Tides Center | First Exposures | TEEN | 51000 | P.O. Box 29907 | San Francisco | 94129-0907 | [PHONE] | www.firstexposures.org | First Exposures is a unique arts mentoring program providing free weekly photography classes for underserved San Francisco youth ages 10-18. Photography is the catalyst by which our students acquire vital life skills and it is the vehicle through which we foster self-expression and deepen the intellectual, academic and developmental experiences in our students. mentorship has been the cornerstone of our program. Each First Exposures student is matched one to one with a photographer who provides individualized guidance and serves as a positive adult role model. We offer both digital and traditional photography classes every Saturday of the academic year from 10:30-2:30.
Tides Center | Oasis for Girls - ENVISION | CA | 114197 | 1091 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.sfoasis.org | ENVISION fosters a readiness to learn along the school to career pathway, enhances career awareness, develops job readiness skills, builds networks of connections with female allies, and supports participants development and implementation of Next Steps Transition Plans to support success in and transitions from high school to college and career. ENVISION serves low income young women of color ages 14-17 who attend alternative schools or who lack right to work documents. ENVISION is conducted in 3 cycles per year with two cohorts per cycle, meets two times per week, 2-3 hours per day, for 8-12 weeks providing 50 hours of program dosage per cycle.
Tides Center | Oasis for Girls - RISE | TEEN | 95080 | 1091 Mission Street | San Francisco | 94013 | [PHONE] | www.sfoasis.org | RISE provides structured activities to develop social, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth. Journals encourage reflection; field trips provide structured opportunities for discovery; 1:1 meetings provide adult mentorship; and weekly individual assignments [NAME], problem solving, and responsibility. RISE serves low income young women of color ages 14-17 who are on the edge of risk or who are already involved in unhealthy behaviors. RISE is conducted in 3 cycles per year, meets three times per week, 2-4 hours per day, for 8-12 weeks providing 80 hours of program dosage per cycle.
Tides Center | Out of Site Youth Arts Center | TEEN | 120000 | 755 Ocean Avenue | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.outofsite-sf.org | Out of Site provides free visual & performing arts programming to public high school students in San Francisco. We also offer a number of youth leadership opportunities and paid summer internships in the arts. Students come to Out of Site for a chance to experiment in the arts and a place to be themselves; they find artistic training, new mediums for self-expression and a diverse and supportive community. Our students come from across the city, representing over a dozen high schools, though the majority of our youth come from District 11. During the scyear, students come twice a week, 2hours a day, and some Saturdays for 4hours. During the summer, interns attend M-F, 10AM-4PM for 3 weeks.
Treasure Island Sailing Center | Youth Sailing Program-Summer Camp at Treasure Island Sailing Center | SPEC_K8 | 25478 | 698 California Avenue, Bldg. #112 | San Francisco | 94130 | [PHONE] | www.tisailing.org | TISC offers fun and educational sailing summer camps for youth of all backgrounds and abilities. Our lessons are taught by US Certified Instructors who use a blend of on-shore and on-the-water activities to create an environment that is safe, educational and fun. In addition to teaching students to sail confidently and independently, our programs encourages the development of teamwork, respect, leadership and communication. TISC provides full and partial scholarships to underserved youth and youth organizations. Camps run M-F 9am-4pm weekly and bi-weekly from June 3, 2013- August 23, 2013.
Tree Frog Treks | Tree Frog Treks | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 50000 | 2112 Hayes Street | San Francisco | 94117 | 4158763764 | www.treefrogtreks.com | Tree Frog Treks Students will meet live animals (rescued reptiles, amphibians & invertebrates), study scientific specimens (skins, skulls, & wings etc.), do hands-on science, math, art projects & explore outside (playgrounds, gardens, & parks). We strive to create critical thinkers who will work to save, preserve & maintain our home. We practice the 5 C's of Science: Collecting, Classifying, Charting, Communicating and Collaborating. Students share what they have learned each lesson. After School hours: Monday - Friday 2:00PM - 6:00PM Population Served: Under served youth in San Francisco: Bay View Hunter's Point, Visatacion Valley, Excelsior, Mission, Tenderloin, and Western Addition.
UCSF | Wraparound Project | DIVERS | 166317.12
United Playaz | Case Management | [NAME] | 103948.2 | 1038 Howard Street | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | UP Case Management provides restorative and intensive case management to youth ages 11-17 to who attend middle/high schools across the city and who participate in other programs at the United Playaz Clubhouse. Case Management services are provided M-F, and as needed, at school sites and at UP Clubhouse, typically between 9am and 7pm.
United Playaz | Case Management - Aftercare/ReEntry | REENTRY | 103948.2 | 1038 Howard Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | United Playaz Case Management Aftercare/ReEntry provides services for youth and young adults who are detained and transitioning, in-risk, on probation/parole. Case Management is primarily intensive, with restorative supports. Services are provided M-F from 9am-7pm at schools, in home, at juvenile hall, in the courtroom and at the UP Clubhouse.
United Playaz | K-8 After School Program at United Playaz Clubhouse | COMM_AS | 111434 | 1038 Howard Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | United Playaz Afterschool and Summer Program offers a safe space for youth in grades K-8 to receive tutoring and homework assistance, life skills workshops and recreational activities throughout the day during school holidays and closures, and after school. During the school year, UP staff pick up [NAME] youth at Bessie Carmichael Elementary School and walk them 2 blocks to the UP Clubhouse for afterschool homework help and activities. Middle School youth ages 11-13 attend on a drop-in basis daily for homework assistance, workshops and activities that stem from a violence prevention foundation and encourage participation in the planning and facilitation of community civic engagement events.
United Playaz | OMI Violence Prevention CM | DIVERS | 100000 | 1038 Howard Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | Case Management services to youth and young adults ages 14-25 (High School/TAY) who either live and/or attend school in the OMI/Lakeview neighborhoods. Case Management will serve 25 RRL, Restorative, and/or Intensive clients. Additionally, UP staff will co-facilitate and coordinate cbo group meetings to address safety concerns and develop a community safety plan for OMI/Lakeview. Sites include UP Clubhouse, OMI/Excelsior Beacon, Balboa High School, Leadership High School, and City College.
United Playaz | Specialized Teen Program | TEEN | 64423 | 1038 Howard Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | United Playaz Specialized Teen programming serves youth 14-18 years of age, attending a SF high school. Activities operate M-F 3-7pm and during the summer from 12-9pm. Activities include UP's 'prevention on demand' services, academic support, recreation/sports, music, leadership/life skills, art, family support, community engagement, and field trips.
United Way of the Bay Area | SF Jobs+ and Summer Jobs+ | PS_OPPS | 322000 | 550 Kearny Street, Suite 1000 | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.sfsummerjobs.org | MatchBridge, a program of the United Way of the Bay Area, provides work-based learning opportunities such as jobs and internships to youth ages 16-24, primarily in San Francisco. MatchBridge has partnered with the City of San Francisco to deliver private-sector job placement services as well as the overall coordination for San Francisco Summer Jobs+ and SF Jobs+ as San Francisco's youth workforce intermediary. In addition, MatchBridge manages a summer internship program called Business Pathways and other services to youth and the community such as MatchBridge membership, workshops and support to CBOs providing youth workforce services.
Up On Top | SY EXCEL @ Tenderloin Community School | EXCEL_SY | 69807 | 627 Turk Street | San Francisco | 94013 | 4159129737 | www.upontop.org | SY EXCEL @ Tenderloin Community School is an after school program for k-5 graders. The program runs from 2:40pm to 6pm, Monday to Friday. Each day begins with a nutritious snack and organized play, 3:30pm community circle time, 3:45 homework assistance, 1/2 hour of reading, one-to-one tutoring, journal writing, 4:30 Monday and Wednesday is literacy-infused activities, Tuesday and Thursday there are clubs such as BlueBear Music, America Scores and chess club. On Fridays starting at 3:00pm the children go on field trips, have special presentations, birthday and cultural celebrations. The population served is low income, multiracial, recipients of SFUSD free lunch program.
Vietnamese Youth Development Center | Case Management Services | [NAME] | 207896.4 | 166 Eddy Street | San Francisco | 94102 | (415) 771-2600 | www.vydc.org | VYDC's Case Management Services Program works with high-risk and post-adjudicated Tenderloin youth and Asian Pacific Islander youth citywide to provide highly structured and well-supervised culturally competent counseling and case management services and referrals. Services are offered Monday to Friday from 10-6pm.
Vietnamese Youth Development Center | Empowering Southeast Asian Youth Program | TEEN | 84000 | 166 Eddy Street | San Francisco | 94102 | (415) 771-2600 | www.vydc.org | The Empowering Southeast Asian Youth (ESAY) program works with youth of all diverse ethnic background to provide them with hands-on trainings through the digital media arts. The program helps youth explore their skills and shared cross-cultural experiences with each other and other youth and build leadership skills, as they stay connected to school. ESAY offers the following program activities: 1) Leadership development training 2) Digital Media Arts and 3) Academic Enrichment. The program will have two program cycles, Summer will be 3 hours/day x 4 days/week and School Year will be 2 hours/day x 2x/week and both program cycles will have an average total of 100 hours.
West Bay Pilipino Multi Service | SoMA After School Academic Enrichment & Mentorship Program | COMM_AS | 51773 | 175 7th St | SF | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.westbaycenter.org | SoMa's After-School Mentorship Program aims to provide more effective homework assistance, one-on-one tutoring, mentoring, and fun, educational activities for under-served students. Our weekday year-round program runs from 2 to 6 p.m. and will serve students from grades 1-12, many of whom live or go to school in the South of Market area.
Westside Community Mental Health Services | Ajani Community Case Management | [NAME] | 207896.4 | 1140 Oak Street | San Francisco | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.westside-health.org | The Ajani Program serves African American families who live in low-income communities, suffer from mental illness, and/or are impacted by racism. [NAME] helps build strong families by providing them with an understanding of how healthy families function. The Program empowers its clients, encouraging them to develop leadership skills, community and collective responsibility, and to serve as mentors for others. Ajani Community Case Management program provides psychoeducation, counseling, case management and violence prevention education and intervention.
[NAME] | WASOMA Therapeutic Evening Reporting Center (WTE) | DETALT | 207896.4 | 1025 Howard Street | San Francisco | 94103 | [PHONE] |  | The Western Addition/South of Market Therapeutic Evening Reporting Center collaborates with ROYAL, Inc. in a specialized ERC for younger juvenile offenders and young offenders with mild to moderate mental health issues, M-F, 4-9pm. Services: transportation, meals, enrichment, CBT, academic support, school checks, referrals, and parent support.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | 'Just Choizes' | TEEN | 45000 | 1601 Lane Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | ymcasf.org/bayview | â€œJust Choizesâ€, a social justice program, empowers youth to become change makers in their community. The program will focus on 2 large projects per year that aim to make significant local impact. Youth can apply for â€˜Just Choizesâ€™ positions at 2 points throughout the school year. Youth will attend 'Just Choizes' programs 1 x week every Monday for 2 hours. Hours increase after each action project is established; youth will also attend field trips outside of weekly groups. Youth are residents of 94124, predominately youth of color, living at/below the poverty line.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | [NAME] | BEACONS | 312864 | 1601 Lane Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.bayviewbeacon.org | The Bayview Beacon Center, a program of the Bayview YMCA, is located at Burton HS. Programs & services are available to youth of BHS, as well as youth and adults of the BVHP/Portola Districts. Programming focuses on homework help, enrichment activities, sports, wellness & employment workshops. All workshops and programs are FREE. During the school year programming hours are MWF 10-6:30, T, TH 10-8:00pm and Sat 9-12. Summer programming is M-F 8:00-3:30pm.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Center for Academic Re-Entry and Empowerment (CARE) | ALTED | 259870.5 | 1601 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/bayview | The CARE program is designed to support the SFUSD by providing a circle of CARE that re-engages youth ages 14-17, their families, and the community. We provide intensive educational support, youth advocacy, life skills and empowerment curriculum. Youth who complete the program will be given a map to graduation and the support needed to graduate. Fall and Spring Semesters Programming Monday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Summer Session Programming Monday 9:00 AM 2:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM 2:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM 2:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM 2:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM 2:00 PM
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Just for Girls and Fellas Middle School Clubs | COMM_AS | 65779 | 1601 Lane Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcaf.org/bayview | The Fellas/Just 4 Girls is a middle school program designed to provide a safe environment for boys/girls to learn to navigate their way through the perils of the community/school and to become involved in positive activities - thru a balance of academic support (homework assistance), behavioral health, creative arts leadership, sports/recreation, community safety and advocacy.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Primed and Prepped | TEEN | 130000 | 1601 Lane Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] |  | Primed & Prepped is designed for students to experience a variety of learning experiences, challenges, interactions, and instructional settings. The goal of the program is to produce a culturally diverse workforce of future leaders in the hospitality management/culinary arts industry. Students will gain skills and tools to mitigate employment barriers. The 4 cycle, 42-week program meets 3x week for 4-hour class. Some key experiences include: â€¢ Exposure to career pathways in Hotel Management and Culinary Arts â€¢ Basic Culinary Arts training and certification. â€¢ Industry Mentors. â€¢ Entrepreneurship â€¢ Financial literacy
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | School Site Mentoring â€“ MLK & ISA | [NAME] | 200000 | 1601 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/bayview | School Site Mentoring Program Staff at MLK & ISA will employ Strength Based Approaches to â€œMeet Students where they Are and Move them to a [NAME]." 45 Youth ages 11-18 who have histories of truancy and or engaging in behavior that leads to Administrative Actions will be provided positive behavior supports, life skill classes, and Mentoring.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | SY EXCEL @ Cobra Community/Bayview Beacon (MLK) | EXCEL_SY | 50000 | 1601 Lane Street | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/bayview | The Cobra Community Program is from 3:30pm-6:30pm Monday through Friday with components that consist of Academics, Enrichments and Recreation. The MLK Excel middle school program is designed to provide a safe environment for boys/girls to learn to navigate their way through the perils of the community/school and to become involved in positive activities - thru a balance of academic support (homework assistance), behavioral health, leadership, community safety and advocacy.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | SY EXCEL @ GW Carver Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 23030 | 1601 [NAME] | sf | 94124 | [PHONE] |  | The Bayview Y/ExCEL afterschool program at Carver Elementary School is designed to provide a safe environment for boys/girls to learn to navigate their way through the perils of the community/school and to become involved in positive activities - thru a balance of academic support (homework assistance), sports and nutrition, enrichment and leadership activities, community safety and advocacy.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point/TURF | Fiscal Sponsorship for TURF | MISC | 61315 | 1652 Sunnydale Ave | San Francisco | 94134 | [PHONE] | http://ymcasf.org/bayview | The Bayview Hunter's Point YMCA will serve as fiscal sponsor for Together United Re-Committed Forever (TURF). The Bayview Y will be responsible for administrative, and fiscal management of all DCYF and MOH contracts for the organization. An Associate Administrative Services Director will be at the site to support its administrative and financial needs - to include, but not limited to, accounts payable and payroll processing, grants billing, forecasting and reconciliation, as well as fiscal audit of grant funded programs of the organization. Under the supervision of the Director of Finance, the Associate ASD will ensure efficiency and fiscal compliance of the grant programs.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point/TURF | SF Junior 49ers Pop Warner Football & Cheer Squad | SPEC_K8 | 45860 | 1601 [NAME] | sf | 94124 | 4158227728 | www.sfjr49ers.org | The SF Jr. 49ers is program that utilizes sports as a means to reach at risk and extremely difficult youth. We serve 50 youth in and around the Sunnydale Public Housing. Our goals are to promote education & responsibility through the use of sports. We expect our youth to maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher. Program runs July to December.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point/TURF | TURF Restorative Case Management and Enrichment | [NAME] | 103948.2 | 1652 Sunnydale Avenue | San Francisco | 94134 | 4156377859 |  | Case management will consist of boys/girls. We will provide intense and restorative cm that will provide recreational, group sessions, music, and computer training. We serve high risk youth in the Visitation Valley area. We have skilled employees who mentor the youth and assist and provide referrals to other agencies.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point/TURF | [NAME] | COMM_AS | 63347 | 1601 lane st | San Francisco | 94124 | 4158227728 |  | Our program is designed to provide case management, academic assistance, specialized technological learning and enrichment activities. We will provide a safe environment, impact and motivate the youth to be successful in school and life, and empower and engage youth so that they build self esteem and a positive self image. Youth referral programs.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point/Urban Ed Academy | UrbanEdAcademy Focus On Success | SPEC_K8 | 100000 | 1485 Bayshore, Suite 135 | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | urbanedacademy.org | Urban Ed Academy provides educational enhancement services that help 3rd, 4th and 5th grade boys succeed academically and socially. A majority of our participants are African American, Latino and Pacific Islander students who qualify as low-income. Our course curricula infuses math, reading, writing, science, and social studies content with service learning, stewardship, leadership, arts, culture projects and experiences to enhance students application of content. In addition, recreational and social development activities provide opportunities for students to interact with local mentors and enable them to see themselves in the future.
YMCA - Buchanan | Beacon | BEACONS | 437194 | 1530 Buchanan Street | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | The WABC is a youth and family center located at [NAME]. School and [NAME]. AM Care, after school and community programs are offered at no cost to youth and families. Hours of operation are from 10am -8pm, [NAME]., with special scheduled events and programs offered to the community on weekends. The WABC also offers a Free comprehensive summer learning program for youth, teens and adults.
YMCA - Buchanan | Gateway Middle School After School Program | SCHOLARSHIPS | 49500 | 1512 Golden Gate Avenue | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | The Gateway Middle School After School Program will provide three key components including [NAME], Youth Leadership, and Enrichment classes M-F 3:30-6:30. The program will serve GMS students 6-8th grade. Academic support occurs daily for 90 minutes immediately when school is released. Youth will work with daytime instructors, peer tutors, and a cohort of student tutors from the University of San Francisco. Second, the program will move into enrichment activities that cover a variety of areas of programming including science and technology courses (STEM Club), health and wellness (cooking, soccer, yoga), arts (comic book making), and [NAME] (MUN).
YMCA - Buchanan | [NAME] | COMM_AS | 144480 | 1530 Buchanan St. | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | [NAME] is a public/private partnership involving RPD, DCYF and [NAME]. The primary goal of Rec Connect is vibrant community hubs that engage community and provide high quality, innovative programs to children, youth and their families living in underserved areas. The program is offered at no charge to all participants.
YMCA - Buchanan | New Traditions Before and Afterschool Program | SCHOLARSHIPS | 60000 | 1530 Buchanan Street | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | New Traditions Before School and After School Care program maintains a balance of academic support, and enrichment and recreation everyday. Youth participate in outdoor sports, gardening, dance, cheer, music, cooking, to name a few. Program operates from Monday to Friday, AM- 7:30am - 9:30am; PM-3:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This is a fee based program. [NAME] is provided for qualifying families.
YMCA - Buchanan | SY EXCEL @ Dr. [NAME] Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 60000 | 1530 Buchanan Street | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | The Dr. [NAME] ASP is currently funded by SFUSD. We serve 140 youth grades [NAME]. 70% of youth served are on free/reduced lunch. Emphasis is on academics, enrichment, and physical education. Program runs from 2:40 PM - 6:00 PM, every school day. Independent contractors and staff provide the services needed. Free snacks are provided by SFUSD.
YMCA - Buchanan | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 60000 | 1530 Buchanan Street | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | The Rosa Parks ExCEL Afterschool program is currently funded by SFUSD. We serve 120 youth grades [NAME] who are mostly from the Western Addition neighborhood. 70% of youth served are on free/reduced lunch. Emphasis is on academics, enrichment, and physical education. Program runs from 1:50 PM - 6:00 PM, every school day.
YMCA - Chinatown | Chinatown YMCA ASEP (After School Enrichment Program) | COMM_AS | 113343 | 855 Sacramento Street | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | The YMCA is dedicated to providing the academic support students need to become successful learners. In the After School Enrichment Program Mondays-Fridays 3:00pm-6:30pm, we teach standards-based math and language arts in small, focused classes. Our outcome-based learning objectives adhere to the Common Core standards. Student progress is assessed weekly so that we can differentiate to either target specific challenges or raise the level of critical thinking to meet the studentsâ€™ potentials.
YMCA - Chinatown | SY EXCEL @ Chinese Education Center ES | EXCEL_SY | 27763 | 855 Sacramento Street | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | Chinese Education Center is one of the two newcomer schools in SFUSD. The after school program provides homework assistance to new immigrant students as well as expose them to enrichment and recreational activities. CEC students need extra literacy support as well as help in adjusting to living in a new country.
YMCA - Chinatown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 83251 | 855 Sacramento St. | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | [NAME] is located in SF, CA. It serves 180 students in grades 1-5 with academic, recreational, and enrichment components through ExCEL program 5 days a week (M-F 3-6pm, and program starts at 2:20pm on early release Tuesdays). 82% of the students are Chinese, 11% Latino, and 86% qualify for the schools free or reduced-cost lunches.
YMCA - Chinatown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 29795 | 840 Broadway St. | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | [NAME] is located in SF, CA. It serves 80 students in grades [NAME] with academic, recreational, and enrichment components through ExCEL program 5 days a week (M-F 3-6pm, and program starts at 2:20pm on early release Tuesdays). 79% of the students are Chinese, 9% Latino, and 83% qualify for the schools free or reduced-cost lunches.
YMCA - Chinatown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 24214 | 855 Sacramento Street | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | The Chinatown YMCA JYC ExCEL program strives to increase academic proficiency, assist immigrant families in adjusting to the American environment, support parents in raising healthy children, provide a safe place for youth to learn, and introduce new opportunities for families to grow together. 90% of our students are Chinese. Mon-Fri, 3:30 to 6:30.
YMCA - Chinatown | SY EXCEL @ Spring Valley Science School | EXCEL_SY | 51224 | 855 Sacramento St. | San Francisco | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | The Spring Valley ASEP provides academic, enrichment, and recreational support to 130 students, ages 5 to 11, Monday to Friday, 2:30 to 6 pm, on all school days. 83% of students received free or reduced lunch, 46% are asian, 34% latino, 5% african american, 5% filipino, and 4% caucasian. We employ staff members who are culturally competent and understand the needs of the community.
YMCA - Chinatown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 31685 | 2245 Jones Street | San Francisco | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | [NAME] serves 70 students in grades 1-5 with academic, recreational, and enrichment components through ExCEL program 5 days a week (M-F 3:30-6:00 pm), on all school days. [NAME] serves children from the Chinatown and North Beach neighborhoods; 63% of students received free or reduced lunch, 38% are English language learners.
YMCA - Embarcadero | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 180062 | 169 Steuart Street | San Francisco | 94105 | [PHONE] |  | The Year Round Enrichment Program is designed to address the academic, social, and emotional needs of [NAME] students. The program operates Monday-Friday from 2:40-6:00. Once in the program, the youth receive homework help, tutoring, literacy classes and enrichment classes. The vast majority of children live below the poverty line.
YMCA - Embarcadero | SY EXCEL @ Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy | EXCEL_SY | 63202 | 169 Steuart Street | San Francisco | 94015 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/Embarcadero | The Harvey Milk After-School Program partners with the Embarcadero YMCA to provide children with academic support & recreational activities 5 afternoons a week. Program celebrates the successes of each participant in order to build self-esteem and nurture personal development. The program structure includes academic support, recreation and project based learning enrichments.
YMCA - Mission | Excelsior Rec Connect After School Program | COMM_AS | 118182 | 4080 Mission St | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Excelsior Rec Connect After School Program takes place Monday-Friday from 2:00-6pm at the Excelsior Playground. Activities include homework help and academic enrichment, followed by alternating days of recreation and enrichment activities. Our program serves 50 students who live in the immediate vicinity of the Excelsior Neighborhood.
YMCA - Mission | Sunnyside Elementary Before and After School Program Scholarships | SCHOLARSHIPS | 9500 | 4080 Mission St | SF | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Sunnyside Elementary Before and After School Program Scholarships will assist low income families that qualify to receive comprehensive before and after school programming. These services are provided before and after school at Sunnyside Elementary School. Our comprehensive program includes academic support, enrichment programming and health and recreation opportunities.
YMCA - Mission | SY EXCEL @ Monroe Elementary After School Program | EXCEL_SY | 115474 | 4080 Mission st | San Francisco | 94112 | 4154527573 | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Monroe EXCEL After School Program takes place Monday-Friday from 2:30-6pm at Monroe Elementary. Activities include homework help and academic enrichment, followed by alternating days of recreation and enrichment activities. Our program serves 180 students who live in the immediate vicinity of the Excelsior Neighborhood.
YMCA - Mission | SY EXCEL @ Visitacion Valley Elementary After School Program | EXCEL_SY | 90701 | 4080 Mission St | San Francisco | 94112 | 4154527573 | www.ymcasf.org | The Visitacion Valley EXCEL After School Program takes place Monday-Friday from 2:30-6pm at Visitacion Valley Elementary. Activities include homework help and academic enrichment, followed by alternating days of recreation and enrichment activities. Our program serves 120 students who live in the immediate vicinity of the Vis Valley Neighborhood.
YMCA - Mission | Teen Top Chef Program | TEEN | 60000 | 4080 Mission St | SF | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | Our Teen Top Chef club enhances minds by encouraging youth to perfect a specific skill set of working in a professional kitchen. This program runs four days per week (Monday-Thursday) from 3:30-6:30pm. Students develop professional cooking skills taught by a certified chef. These skills allow students to explore their interests in the culinary field as well as learn valuable life skills that will benefit them in the future.
YMCA - Presidio | Presidio Youth in Nature Program (PYNP) | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 50000 | 63 Funston Ave | SAN FRANCISCO | 94129 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | The mission of [NAME] is to empower youth to become effective, responsible global citizens by providing opportunities for leadership development, environmental education & action and cross-cultural awareness. The Presidio YMCA has been providing youth with outdoor education and leadership programming since 2004. We serve youth aged ten to thirteen years old, and over 60% of our youth qualify for free or reduced lunch. [NAME] works to get urban youth outdoors, setting the foundations for building tomorrow's environmental activists, and build bridges of understanding among youth from different San Francisco neighborhoods.
YMCA - Presidio | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] learning Academy | EXCEL_SY | 65261 | 63 Funston Ave. | San Francisco | 94129 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | The Claire Lilienthal Learning Academy (CLLA) afterschool program is a Presidio Community YMCA program in partnership with SFUSD's ExCEL Afterschool Program Department. CLLA daily serves an average of 135 3rd-8th grade youth from Claire Lilienthal Alternative School, providing youth with academic, enrichment and recreational programming from 1:45 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. each school day. This program operates only on days school is in session, according to the SFUSD school calendar.
YMCA - Presidio | SY EXCEL @ Marina Middle School | EXCEL_SY | 25000 | 63 Funston Ave | San Francisco | 94129 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | The Marina ExCEL Afterschool Program's mission is to inspire students to discover learning, create a sense of self, and develop respect for those around them by providing youth with culturally competent, hands-on learning experiences in a safe and welcoming environment. Youth have a mix of enrichment activities that are academic and recreational. 6th, 7th, and 8th graders from Marina Middle School are served Monday through Friday from 3:25-6:25. The program operates only on days school is in session, according to the SFUSD school calendar.
YMCA - Presidio | SY EXCEL @ Sutro After School Program | EXCEL_SY | 35000 | 63 FUNSTON AVE | SAN FRANCISCO | 94129 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | Sutro After School's mission is to create a safe environment in which to provide enriching experiences for students. Each day students are provided with an hour of homework help, then they play sports, participate in games, and work on enrichment activities led by program instructors. As much as possible, these activities reflect and augment daytime classroom activities. Youth build relationships with program instructors who have a real interest in their growth and well-being. The program serves [NAME] youth from Sutro Elementary, Monday through Friday from 2:40-6:00, and operates only on days school is in session, according to the SFUSD school calendar.
YMCA - Presidio | YBike | SPEC_K8_ASSIGNED | 50000 | 63 Funston Ave | SAN FRANCISCO | 94129 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | The Presidio Community YMCA Bicycle Program (YBike) After School Bike Clubs offer youth the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to ride a bike safely in San Francisco. Since 2004, the Presidio Community YMCA Bicycle Program (YBike) has offered a growing range of professional bicycle safety education programs to youth, schools and the community-at-large. Over 70% of the youth we serve are low-income, over 80% are youth of color, and just under 50% are girls. YBike also participants in community events such as Sunday Streets, the NOPA neighborhood festival, and the San Francisco Bicycle Coalitionâ€™s Family Day.
YMCA - Richmond | LEAP (Learning Enrichment Afterschool Program) | COMM_AS | 74299 | [NAME] 18th Ave. | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/richmond | LEAP is an afterschool program serving 4th-8th graders from 1:50-6:00 each day. From 2:30-4:30, LEAP offers enrichment classes in literacy, cooking, recreation, and STEM. From 4:30-6:00, students can participate in Study Hall, where staff are available to assist them with homework, projects, or tutoring. The goals of LEAP are to: develop independent, confident youth who are equipped to navigate the transition from childhood to adolescence; provide leadership opportunities to empower youth as global citizens and critical thinkers; foster 21st century skills in science and technology; provide a creative space where youth feel a sense of ownership within their community.
YMCA - Richmond | Scholarships for the Program at Argonne Elementary School | SCHOLARSHIPS | 30000 | 360 18th Ave | San Francisco | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/richmond | The Argonne Afterschool Program aims to give students in K-3rd grade a developmentally appropriate program that reinforces what they are learning during the school day, while also offering opportunities for new experiences. Students spend one hour of every day in grade-level groups getting small group homework help. They also spend one hour a day participating in enrichment programming designed to support school-day learning. Enrichment programming includes Science on Mondays, Health and Fitness on Tuesdays, Language Arts on Wednesdays, The Arts on Thursdays and Student Designed Clubs on Fridays.
[NAME] | Tenderloin Junior Youth Development Program | COMM_AS | 58376 | 387 Golden Gate Avenue | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org | The Tenderloin Junior Youth Program provides afterschool programming for grades K-8. Homework assistance, tutoring in math, english and science. Education of healthy eating and living through Culinary Arts programming, discussion groups on current events. Physical education through outdoor sports and weekly exercise routines. Self expression through art and music activities. Hours of opperation are Monday through Friday, 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.. Teaching of basic life skills focusing on routine conduct, effective communicating, being self sufficient and independent.
[NAME] | Tenderloin Youth Development Program | TEEN | 62000 | 387 Golden Gate Avenue | San Francisco | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org | The Tenderloin Youth Development Program also known as the Specialized Teen Program will provide a Culinary Arts Program focusing on educating teens on healthy eating and living. From the garden to the table is the theme. Our Music and Technology program will teach music engineering skills. dji skills, web design and video and film editing. We will also focus on basic life skills to afford our teens basic skills to assist them in becoming productive members of the the community. Art lessons will be provided by our collaborative partner MMAP (Music,Mural Art Program). Physical activity through sports and exercise. Hours of operation are 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. Monday - Friday.
YMCA - Stonestown | After School Program @ IT Bookman | COMM_AS | 112820 | 446 Randolph Street | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The IT Bookman After School Program serves students who would benefit the most from a small specialized program. The IT Bookman ASP serves students in grades 2nd-5th and are primarily from [NAME] who have been identified by their teacher or principal, based on demonstrated academic or social need or other special circumstances. Program operates Mon-Friday (except for school Holidays) immediately afterschool until 6:00pm. Program offers daily structured homework support & tutoring for one hour, in addition to 30 minutes of focused literacy learning and academic vocabulary development. Program also focuses on enrichment and recreational activities.
YMCA - Stonestown | [NAME] | SFTEAM_NEW | 60000 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The IT Bookman OST Literacy Program serves students who would benefit the most from a small specialized program. Program serves students in grades 2nd-5th and are primarily from [NAME] who have been identified by their teacher or principal, based on demonstrated academic or social need or other special circumstances. Program operates Mon-Friday (except for school Holidays) immediately afterschool until 6:00pm. Program offers daily structured homework support & tutoring for one hour, in addition to 30 minutes of focused literacy learning and academic vocabulary development. Program also focuses on enrichment and recreational activities.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL @ Aptos Middle School | EXCEL_SY | 57000 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The After School Enrichment Program at Aptos Middle School (Aptos Teen Center) provides academic, enrichment and recreation services to the students of Aptos Middle School every day after school until 6:30 PM. Students engage positively with peers and adults, learn new skills and contribute to their school community. All Aptos students are encouraged to apply; priority is given to students with the most academic, social and economic need.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL @ Commodore [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 37422 | 333 [NAME] | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The Anchor After School Program at Commodore Sloat Elementary School serves the children and Families of CSS Monday to Friday during the after school hours. We serve children in grades [NAME] with academic, enrichment and recreation services. The Anchor program meets all community care licensing guidelines and is licensed by the State of California.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 57000 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The After School Enrichment Program at Hoover Middle School (Hoover ASP) provides academic, enrichment and recreation services to the students of [NAME] every day after school until 6:30 PM. Students engage positively with peers and adults, learn new skills and contribute to their school community. All Hoover students are encouraged to apply; priority is given to students with the most academic, social and economic need.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL @ Lawton Alternative School | EXCEL_SY | 64412 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The After School Enrichment Program at Lawton Alternative School (Lawton PRIDE) provides academic, enrichment and recreation services to the students of Lawton every day after school until 6:30 PM. Students engage positively with peers and adults, learn new skills and contribute to their school community. All Lawton 3rd-8th grade students are encouraged to apply; priority is given to students with the most academic, social and economic need.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 41600 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The After School Enrichment Program at Miraloma Elementary School serves students with academic, enrichment and recreation services everyday after school until 6:00 PM. The program serves the students of Miraloma Elementary School in grades [NAME]. All students engage positively with peers and adults, build skills, and contribute to their community.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL @ [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 78156 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] |  | The After School Enrichment Program at Sheridan Elementary School serves students with academic, enrichment and recreation services everyday after school until 6:00 PM. The program serves the students of Sheridan Elementary School in grades [NAME]. All students engage positively with peers and adults, build skills, and contribute to their community.
YMCA - Stonestown | SY EXCEL and [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 88519 | 333 Eucalyptus Dr | San Francisco | 94132 | [PHONE] | http://www.ymcasf.org/stonestown/ | At [NAME] Umoja After School Program, we provide services M-F immediately when students are dismissed from school until 6:00pm. We serve K-5th grade students that attend [NAME]. Our services include enrichment, recreation, academic support, [NAME], and field trips.
YMCA - Urban Services | Balboa Teen Program | TEEN | 75000 | 1426 Fillmore Street, Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.omiebeacon.org | The Balboa Teen Program, a program of the OMI/Excelsior Beacon Center, offers skill-building programs for high school aged youth in creative arts and media, life skills development, and leadership development. Our programs are held after school Mondays thru Fridays at Balboa High School. Program is open to all youth in the community.
YMCA - Urban Services | OMI Beacon YWD Program | YWD | 135856 | 1426 Fillmore Street, Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.omiebeacon.org | The OMIE Beacon Youth Employment Program will provide workforce development and support for youth ages 13-21 that include pre-employment and job readiness training, job and internship placements with local organizations/businesses, employment referrals and supports, and vocational/career pathways exploration. Our program is open Mondays-Fridays from 10am-6:30pm and the program is open to all youth in the community.
YMCA - Urban Services | OMI/Excelsior Beacon Center | BEACONS | 421907 | 241 Oneida, Room 181 | San Francisco | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.omiebeacon.org | The OMI/Excelsior Beacon Center provides comprehensive programming and services which include: afterschool enrichment, academic support, arts and recreation, technology education, leadership development, and job skills/career development. We offer wellness services that support the physical and behavioral health needs of youth by providing mental health counseling, substance abuse prevention and treatment, gang prevention and intervention, case management services for TAY and diversion youth, life skills and family support workshops, and information/referral services. During the evenings, we offer educational, recreational and enrichment classes to parents and adults in the community.
YMCA - Urban Services | SY EXCEL @ Dr. [NAME] | EXCEL_SY | 95138 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] ext 107 | www.ymcasf.org/urban | [NAME] After School Program serves students [NAME] through 5th Grade that attend [NAME] school in the Bayview District. We provide academic enrichment, KidzLit and KidzScience, SPARKS, a noncompetitive sports and nutrition based programs curriculum, and other youth development based enrichment programs, including music, drama and visual arts.
YMCA - Urban Services | SY EXCEL @ International Studies Academy | EXCEL_SY | 100000 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] x107 | www.ymcasf.org/urban | The International Studies Academy After School Program located in Potrero Hill provides services for students grades 7-8 that attend ISA Monday through Friday from 2:30-6pm. We provide academic interventions and support, non-competitive sports and recreation promoting a healthy lifestyle and life skill-building enrichment classes incorporated with youth development principles and practices.
YMCA - Urban Services | SY EXCEL @ Malcolm X Academy | EXCEL_SY | 62964 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] ext 107 | www.ymcasf.org/urban | [NAME] (X-Factors) Program serves students [NAME] through 5th Grade that attend [NAME] in the Bayview District. We provide academic enrichment, KidzLit and KidzScience, SPARKS, a noncompetitive sports and nutrition based programs curriculum, and other youth development based enrichment programs, including music, drama and visual arts.
YMCA - Urban Services | SY EXCEL @ Starr King Elementary School | EXCEL_SY | 56856 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] ext 107 | www.ymcasf.org/urban | Starr King After School Program serves students [NAME] through 5th grade that attend Star King Elementary school in the Potrero Hill/Bayview area. We provide academic enrichment, KidzLit and KidzScience, SPARKS, a non-competitive sports and nutrition based programs curriculum, and other youth development based enrichment programs, including music, drama and visual arts.
YMCA - Urban Services | Tailor Made Diversion Program | DIVERS | 88355.97 | 1426 Fillmore Street, Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] x 105 | omiebeacon.org | Our program will target in-risk youth ages 14-17 who are eligible for diversion services. We will offer comprehensive case management including: one-on-one and peer group support, skills on making healthy choices, referrals to mental health services, substance abuse treatment, job skills development and provide other supportive services as needed.
YMCA - Urban Services | TARC | [NAME] | 405463 | 44 Gough Street, Suite 106 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org | The Truancy Assessment and Resource Center is a one-stop truancy intervention service provider. TARC staff provide information and referrals, case management services and educational advocacy to students. Additional TARC services include gender specific groups, parent empowerment workshops, community collaboration events, events at school sites and community outreach. Program hours are Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. Target population are middle andhigh school students and transitional aged youth who are habitually or chronically truant or dropped out of school. Services are provided on-site at the program office, school site, and other community based organization sites.
YMCA - Urban Services | Truancy Intervention Program (TIP) | [NAME] | 103948.2 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | San Francisco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org | The Truancy Intervention Program (TIP) will provide truancy intervention case management services to youth ages 14-25 who reside in San Francisco. TIP scope of services includes case management, information and referral, educational advocacy and enrichment activities. In addition to case management services, TIP staff will provide a gender specific group at a SFUSD high school for students who have been identified by the school staff as being high need and in-risk youth in need of additional support services. Services will be offered M-F 9am-5pm. The TIP program will also conduct community outreach, engage in community collaboration efforts and events and attend relevant community meetin
YMCA - Urban Services | Western Addition Case Management | DIVERS | 103948.2 | 1426 Fillmore Street, Suite 204 | San Franicsco | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | The Western Addition Case Management Program will provide services to youth and young adults who live in the WA, are system involved and or in and or highly at risk. The program will provide case management, referral services and enrichment activities (e.g., life skills workshops, gender specific groups, etc.). Services will be provided M-F 9am-5pm. In addition to case management services, program staff will provide a gender specific support group at a SFUSD high school, conduct community outreach and participate in community collaborative events and efforts.
YMCA of San Francisco | Youth in Government | TEEN | 60000 | 50 California Street, Suite 650 | San Francisco | 94111 | (415) 292-3017 | www.ymcasf.org | Youth and Government is an educational program that builds values-based leadership and civic engagement in San Francisco youth. The curriculum covers a range of topics including Debate, Parliamentary Procedure, [NAME] and Research, and Public Speaking. All of these aspects are put into action through a variety of experiential learning opportunities - from performing a Mock Trial in the courtroom of the Honorable [NAME] to acting out the duties of state congress in the state capital's official chambers. The program meets roughly 2 hour/week and is open to youth ages 15-18. Eligible students must live or attend school in San Francisco and be currently enrolled in High School.
Young Community Developers | Employment & Education reEngagement Program | [NAME] | 150000 | 1715 Yosemite Ave. | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ycdjobs.org | The Employment and Education reEngagment program serves to reintegrate reentry youth into the communities they are returning to, reengage them with a positive support system and to restore their sense of purpose as individuals, family members and future community leaders. EEreE will serve youth 14-21 referred by [NAME] and [NAME]. and provide the participants with Job Readiness Training, Life skills Workshops, Subsidized Employment, Case Management and Wrap-Around Services.
Young Community Developers | Summer Youth Academic and Employment Program (FY2013-14) | SUM_TRANS | 122268.21 | 1715 Yosemite Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ycdjobs.org | The Summer Youth Academic and Employment Program's (SYAEP) goal is to ensure that students pass each of their summer school classes. Each day upon completion of the regular summer school day, SYAEP students receive one hour of tutorial in one of three subjects: Math-including all A-G required math classes, English and all A-G required Sciences. Once each student finishes daily tutoring, they will receive one hour of work readiness training as well. Students also receive up to a $599.99 stipend, depending on attendance, participation and increase in grades, whcih provides students with incentives for learning and an on the job training experience as students are held to workplace standards.
Young Community Developers | Thurgood Career Awareness Program | CA | 150000 | 1715 Yosemite Avenue | San Francisco | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ycdjobs.org | The purpose of the Thurgood Career Awareness Program (TCAP) is to provide job readiness training focused on workplace math, workplace reading, active listening and situational judgment. Youth participating in the TCAP will gain firsthand knowledge about various career opportunities, specifically in the construction and solar sectors of employment. Youth will also create resumes and cover letters. Youth will receive 48 hrs of training (8 hrs per month) in solar math and solar installation specific techniques. Youth will also receive environmental literacy training and youth will be able to apply training to practical solar installation work experience.
Youth Leadership Institute | BLING - Building Leaders in Innovative New Giving | YLPHIL | 175000 | 28 Second Street, [NAME] 400 | San Francisco | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.yli.org | BLING (Building Leaders in Innovative New Giving), is YLIâ€™s San Francisco-based youth to youth grantmaking initiative. BLING engages young people in building their community through giving grants to their peers to support youth-led projects. BLING will increase youth voice and youth capacity to engage and support youth and student leaders to conceive, design, and implement meaningful community projects and campaigns.
Youth Speaks Inc. | Arts-in-Education & Youth Development | TEEN | 85000 | 1663 Mission Street, Suite 604 | San Francisco | 94103 | (415)255-9035 | www.youthspeaks.org | At the core of our Arts-in-Education/Youth Development programs are two youth leadership programs: Spokes, our 12-20 member youth advisory board, and the SLAM Union, a collective of up to 30 high school student leaders of our school-based SLAM clubs. Spokes and SLAM Union members are directly involved in all aspects of our core programs, from helping to plan and evaluate our after-school workshop program, to curating, producing and promoting our ongoing Under-21 [NAME] and the Bringing the Noise Reading Series. On any given week, a core member may engage with our services from one to four days a week and from 2-12 hours a week.