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Grantee List, Fiscal Year 2012-2013
Agency Name | Program Name | Strategy | Total Budget | Street | Zip | Phone | Website | Program Description
826 Valencia | After-School Tutoring | OST | 50000 | 826 Valencia Street | 94110 | [PHONE] x209 | 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.
African American Art & Culture Complex | OSTialized Program | OST | 100000 | 762 Fulton Street | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.aaacc.org | The African American Art & Culture Complex offers summer and after-school classes for all youth between the ages of 8-18 years old, in dance, audio engineering and music production, performing arts, graphic and visual arts, animation, film and editing, writing, reading, Choral, photography, graffiti, [NAME] training, painting and, Illustration
African American Art & Culture Complex | Specialized YLEaD Program | YLEaD | 100000 | 762 Fulton Street | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.aaacc.org | Specialized YLEaD includes an 8-week summer intensive (gender specific) for high risk boys & girls, ages 13-18 & continues through our school year program offering myriad workshops on visual and performing art, & academic support to a co-ed group of YLEaDs. The Recording Studio program operates year-round and is open to YLEaDs, ages 13-17.
After School Enrichment Program | [NAME] at Harvey Milk Rec Center | OST | 97902 | 50 Scott St. | 94117 | (415) 863-2737 | http://www.mckinleyschool.org/asep.php | The After School Enrichment Program provides a variety of after school services including but not limited to arts enrichment, literacy, science, tutoring, homework assistance, language instruction, youth clubs and structured play to a diverse group of students from McKinley E.S., five days a week, from 1:45pm - 6pm.
After School Enrichment Program | ASEP-ExCEL Match | Sch-ExCEL | 76692 | 2017 Mission St. | 94110 | (415) 863-2737 | http://www.mckinleyschool.org/asep.php | The After School Enrichment Program provides a variety of after school services including but not limited to arts enrichment, literacy, science, tutoring, homework assistance, language instruction, youth clubs and structured play to a diverse group of students from McKinley E.S., five days a week, from 1:45pm - 6pm.
After School Enrichment Program | SF Team at McKinley | SFTcont | 30000 | 2017 Mission St. | 94110 | (415) 863-2737 | http://www.mckinleyschool.org/asep.php | ASEP's SF Team at McKinley Program is integrated fully into the program structure of all [NAME] activities through the philosophy of "theme-based learning. Specifically, for an hour on M, T, and Th staff are required to lead literacy based activities, but because of the scope of theme-based learning, activities occur far beyond these times.
[NAME] | [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 76500 | PO Box 410715 | 94141-0715 | [PHONE] | www.aimhigh.org | [NAME] provides underserved urban youth with challenging, innovative and highly supportive educational programs, most notably in our exemplary summer school. The program runs for five weeks during the summer from 8am until 3pm, Monday through Friday. Students entering grades 6 through 8 participate June 25 - July 27, 2012.
[NAME] | [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 78500 | [NAME] | 94141-0715 | [PHONE] | www.aimhigh.org | [NAME] provides underserved urban youth with challenging, innovative and highly supportive educational programs, most notably in our exemplary summer school. The program runs for five weeks during the summer from 8am until 3pm, Monday through Friday. Students entering grades 6 through 8 participate June 25 - July 27, 2012.
America SCORES Bay Area | Words in Action | OST | 150000 | 400 Alabama St. | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.AmericaSCORESBayArea.org | SCORES "Words in Action" after-school program combines soccer, poetry, 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.
Arab Cultural & Community Center | [NAME] After-school Tutoring Program | OST | 45974 | 2 Plaza Street | 94116 | [PHONE] X17 | 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 | YLEaD | 40000 | 2 Plaza Street | 94116 | [PHONE] X17 | www.arabculturalcenter.org | Our Program at Wallenburg and SF International 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.
Architectural Foundation of San Francisco | Build San Francisco | YLEaD | 148740 | 901 Mission Street, Suite 110 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.afsf.org | The Architectural Foundation of San Francisco manages the Build San Francisco, an academic/mentorship program in partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District. AFSF will conduct a program morning program for Independence High School, a Friday program for [NAME], and an afternoon program open to all SFUSD juniors and seniors.
[NAME] | Community Response Network | CRN | 909700 | 1850 Mission Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.arribajuntos.org | The Northwest Community Response is a collaborative framework that will work to reduce street level violence in the Mission, Western Addition, and SOMA/Tenderloin by providing mid-week and late night street outreach, family support/aftercare services to victims of violence in these targeted neighborhoods through 24 hour crisis response.
[NAME] | HOMEY - Youth Leadership Development | YLEaD | 135000 | 1850 Mission Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.homeysf.org | HOMEY-Youth Leadership program educates, organizes and empowers youth ages 13 to 24 through a variety of after-school activities. This program provides leadership-development, cultural activities and political organizing that addresses and combats internalized oppression, discrimination, and disenfranchisement.
[NAME] | Youth First Program | OST | 153596 | 1850 MISSION ST | 94103 | [PHONE] | arribajuntos.org | 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 offers 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.
[NAME] | Youth reentry workforce | YLEaD | 102868.5 | 1850 MISSION ST | 94103 | [PHONE] | arribajuntos.org | [NAME] will assist at-risk youth between the ages 18 and 21 to improve their quality of life and obtain self-sufficiency through employment services, intensive case management, and educational/vocational planning and training.
Asian American Recovery Services, Inc. | Aftercare/Reentry Case Management | VPI | 100000 | 2166 [NAME], Suite 302 | 94117 | [PHONE] ext.32 | www.aars.org | Intensive case management services for in-risk youth aged 12 - 18. 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 | Experience Corps | Beacon | 100000 | 3925 [NAME] | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.experiencecorps.org | Experience Corps provides intergenerational services during the school day and after school in San Francisco by connecting older adults as mentors and tutors to youth. With a new strategic focus on Literacy improvement objectives, one-on-one academic tutoring and small group enrichment activities are provided to youth in San Francisco schools.
Aspiranet | Experience Corps Hillcrest Afterschool | OST | 9420.57 | 3925 [NAME] | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.experiencecorps.org | Experience Corps provides intergenerational services during the school day and after school in San Francisco by connecting older adults as mentors and tutors to youth. With a new focus on Literacy intervention, one-on-one academic tutoring and small group enrichment activities are provided to youth in San Francisco schools.
Aspiranet | [NAME] ExCEL Afterschool | Sch-ExCEL | 76692 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The SNBC After School Learning Program at Francis Scott Key serves 188 youth participants from grades [NAME]. The program operates from 1:50pm-6:00pm Monday-Friday. The program focuses on homework assistance, enrichment, physical education, project based learning and elective classes. 6 week summer program focuses on project based learning clubs.
Aspiranet | [NAME] ExCEL Afterschool | Sch-ExCEL | 66353 | 2051 34th Avenue | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | Our program at [NAME] 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, receiving academic support for literacy skills, recreation, and enrolling in clubs of their choice on Wednesdays (like creative writing, arts & crafts or sports).
Aspiranet | Sunset Elementary ExCEL Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 70090 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The ExCEL Afterschool Program at Sunset Elementary operates every academic school day from 2:40pm to 6:00pm, 5 days a week. The program is open to all 2nd to 5th grade students at Sunset Elementary. Everyday, we offer homework assistance, enrichment activities and recreational activities.
Aspiranet | Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center | Beacon | 330000 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | SNBC offers many programs, services, and activities free to the Sunset community. After school programs are located at A.P. Giannini Middle School, [NAME], [NAME], Sunset and [NAME] Elementary Schools, reaching over 900 students a day. Evening adult programs attract over 300 adults each week.
Aspiranet | Ulloa Elementary ExCEL Afterschool | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.snbc.org | The Ulloa Afterschool Program is hosted by Ulloa Elementary School. We serve 143 students in grades 2-5 for three hours each school day. Our daily three-hour schedule includes snack, recreational activities, academics and enrichment. Over 50% of our students are English language learners, a majority coming from Chinese speaking households.
Aspiranet | West Sunset Rec Connect K-8 Afterschool Prog | OST | 84720 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | (415) 759-3690 | 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.
Aspiranet | West Sunset Rec Connect OSTialized | OST | 27062 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | (415) 759-3690 | www.snbc.org | West Sunset Rec Connect provides high quality specialized programming to Sunset youth four days a week, (Monday - Thursday), with varying daily hours between 6:00 - 10:00 pm. All specialized activities are grounded in Youth Development principles, Family Support practices, environmental sustainability, and foster community engagement.
Aspiranet | West Sunset Rec Connect Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 38218 | 3925 Noriega Street | 94122 | (415) 759-3690 | www.snbc.org | The West Sunset Rec Connect Summer Program provides high quality summertime services to Sunset youth five days a week, (Monday - Friday), between the hours of 9:00 am and 6:00 pm. The summer program and its activities is grounded in Youth Development principles, Family Support practices, environmental sustainability, and foster community engagement
Bay Area Community Resources | Alvarado After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 87628 | 171 [NAME] | 94903 | [PHONE] | wwww.bacr.org | [NAME] offers a variety of youth development services that will enrich the minds and lives of our students. We offer homework assistance, enrichment activities, creative arts and physical education to all of our youth. Our program consists of grades [NAME], with one staff member assigned to each grade. We currently have about 150 students.
Bay Area Community Resources | Cleveland After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 99211 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | The Cleveland afterschool program serves students from the first grade through the fifth grade and operates each school day from 3:30 to 6:30. The program serves as a means for the students to receive homeowrk assistance, structured recreational activities and a variety of enrichment opportunities. A PI school, more than two third of Cleveland students score below proficient in Math and Language Arts. This is the target population for the after school program. In addition, the vast majority qualify for free and reduced lunch.
Bay Area Community Resources | Guadalupe After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 83906 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | Gallopers afterschool program 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 49% are English Language Learners. We operate 3.25 hours a day, 180 days a year.
Bay Area Community Resources | [NAME] After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 75451 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | The After School Success Club (A.S.S.C) at J. Serra provides educational assistance, structured educational activities and enrichment activities to up to 115 students [NAME], Monday through Friday. The After-School Program at J. Serra is entering it's tenth year, serving a diverse population of Hispanic, African American, and Asian students.
Bay Area Community Resources | Lakeshore ExCEL After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 72184 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | The Lakeshore ExCEL After School Program operates on school days from 3:35 to 6:35 PM. The program is open to any Lakeshore student but priority is given to children who are English Language Learners, free or reduced lunch recipient, score basic or below on standardized tests, recommended through the SST, IEP or through the teacher referral process. Students participate in recreation activities, enrichments activities and academic activities. Home work assistance is provided four days a week. Recreation and enrichment activities are provided daily.
Bay Area Community Resources | Longfellow After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 87793 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | ExCEL After School Program at Longfellow Elementary School currently has over 120 students enrolled. We primarily serve students that come from low-income backgrounds. The Longfellow programs focuses on providing high quality academic assistance as well as engaging enrichment activities and structured recreation.
Bay Area Community Resources | Mission Education Center After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 53392 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | Our after school program at Mission Education Center is dedicated to serving Latino newcomer students and their families. The attendance at this school grows as the year progresses. With our DYCF funds we are able to provide up to 50 students with academic support, enrichment, sports, art and dance.
Bay Area Community Resources | ReSET - Work Experience for High Risk Youth | YLEaD | 281285 | 171 [NAME] | 94903 | [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 40-60 hours of job and life skills training, as well as academic support, mentoring and advocacy. Participants are placed at worksites, working a minimum of 10 hours a week.
Bay Area Community Resources | School House Comprehensive Services | OST | 54612 | 171 [NAME] | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | School House provides an academically focused program as well as recreational and emotional support for middle school students, many of who live in situations that qualify them as being homeless under the federal McKinney Vento Act. Program runs Monday-Thursday, 3-8 and occasional Friday electives.
Bay Area Community Resources | School House School Break and Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 12578 | 171 [NAME] | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | School House School Break and Summer Program provides an active recreational, cultural and community awareness activities for up to 15 middle school students, many of who live in situations that qualify them as being homeless under the federal McKinney Vento Act.
Bay Area Community Resources | Straight Forward Club - YLEaDs 13-17 | YLEaD | 45000 | 30 7th Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.straightforwardclub.org | Straight Forward Club (SFC) is a youth leadership and violence prevention program that provides children, youth and young adults with boxing and fitness training and mentorship as a substitute for street life. SFC provides participants a structured and disciplined environment that promotes teamwork, self respect, and respect for others.
Bay Area Community Resources | Straight Forward Club - Youth 8-12 | OST | 45000 | 965 Mission Street #520 | 94103 | [PHONE] | straightforwardclub.org; www.bacr.org | Straight Forward Club (SFC) is a youth leadership and violence prevention program that provides boxing and fitness training, enrichment, academic support and mentorship. SFC boxing program provides its youth participants with a structured and disciplined environment that promotes teamwork, self respect, and respect for others.
Bay Area Community Resources | Sunnyside After School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 88125 | 171 Carlos Dr. | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | The program will provide snacks, academic tutoring, enrichment such as art and dance, recreation such as [NAME] and basketball, a food bank, emotional support with the mental health department for specific children, and community service for the children in the form of peer tutoring. The Sunnyside program runs each day from 2:45 until 6 PM. The students represent all ethnic groups and over 75% are from low income families.
Bay Area Community Resources | [NAME] | YLEaD | 400000 | 965 Mission Street, Suite 520 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.chalk.org; www.youthlinesf.org; www.bacr.org; www.youthfundingyouthideas.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 $10,000. YFYI provides pre and post funding support.
Bay Area Community Resources | Youth Leadership Program -Specialized | YLEaD | 48000 | 171 [NAME] | 94903 | [PHONE] | www.bacr.org | Augment academic competency and prepare participants for adulthood through the development of structured study skills, access to computers and technical assistance, assistance with college and internship applications admissions, provision of workshops/experiential learning & opportunities to plan program activities and events.
Bay Area Community Resources | Youthline IT/Digital Media Work Experience | YLEaD | 60000 | 965 Mission Street, Suite 520 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.chalk.org; www.youthlinesf.org; www.bacr.org | CHALK is an San Francisco based youth led project providing a range of youth services with a specific focus on transformative youth development and employment. CHALK targets youth with high risk characteristics for employment, placing them on the front lines as service providers for their peers. CHALK provides the youth with training and support.
BAYCAT | Youth Powered Digital Media K-8 | OST | 40000 | 2415 Third Street, Ste. 230 | 94107 | [PHONE] | 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 YLEaD | YLEaD | 45000 | 2415 Third Street, Suite 230 | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.baycat.org | Youth Powered Media Specialized YLEaD: 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 | YLEaD | 75000 | 1201 Mendell Street | 94124 | 4155509455 | www.bay100cpi.org | The Bayview Association for Youth (BAY), along with its programs 100% College Prep Institute and the 100% Connect, is a college preparatory organization for middle school and high school youth.The program provides tutorial service & academic enrichment programs, college tours, advising, workshops, summer programs, and fun trips.
Bayview Association For Youth | 100% College Prep Institute at Alice Griffith Housing Development | OST | 34695 | 1201 Mendell Street | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.bay100cpi.org | Bayview Association for Youth will use the 100% College Prep Institute model to provide tutorial and home work help assistance to elementary school and middle school youth residents of Alice Griffith Housing Development. Services and activities will also include academic advising, college tours, college readiness activities, and fun trips.
Bayview Association For Youth | 100% College Prep Institute, Summer Youth Academic & Employment Program | YLEaD | 135963 | 1201 Mendell Street | 94124 | 4155509455 | www.bay100cpi.org | The Summer Academic and Employment Program is a summer program specifically designed for high school (9th and 10th grade) students in summer school at [NAME] and [NAME] High Schools. The program is designed to enhance the academic skills-sets of these youth who may be at risk academically and are in danger of failing.
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation | Aftercare/Reentry Gender Responsive (Case Management) | VPI | 100000 | 150 Executive [NAME]., [NAME] 2800 | 94134 | [PHONE] | http://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) | VPI | 200000 | 150 Executive Park, Suite 2800 | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.bayviewci.org | Bayview-ERC will serve youth ages 12-18 male and female that are referred by Juvenile Court. Capacity of 10 youth per 6 week cycle with a maximum of 50, provide transportation to and from program, Monday-Friday 4:00pm â€“ 8:00 pm. To ensure that each youth meets court ordered obligations and reduce recidivism rates of adjudicated youth.
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation | Community Response Network | CRN | 911400 | 150 Executive [NAME]., [NAME] 2800 | 94134 | [PHONE] | http://www.bayviewci.org/ | The Community Response (CRN) Program will reduce violence in targeted neighborhoods by providing street outreach & education; 24 hour crisis response, and family support / aftercare services to families/individuals. The CRN deploys 2 outreach teams and one team of care responders in targeted neighborhood, treating violence as a health issue.
Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center | Community Public Safety Program | Misc | 50955 | 515 Cortland Avenue | 94110 | [PHONE] x130 | www.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, Dist Supervisors, other City resources, and CBOs to prevent crime and violence by building an engaged, active community.
Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center | Excelsior Community Center - Youth Development and Empowerment Program | YLEaD | 160000 | 515 Cortland Avenue | 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.
Board of Trustees of the Glide Foundation | Glide - Compreh Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 103500 | 330 Ellis Street | 94102 | [PHONE] | http://www.glide.org | Glide's Janice Mirikitani Family, Youth and Childcare Center (FYCC) provides culturally relevant, high quality programs for low-income children in the Tenderloin, with full day programming during the summer months. Summer activities include field trips, creative arts, gardening and nutition education, and sports and recreation.
Board of Trustees of the Glide Foundation | Glide - OST - School Year Program | OST | 160800 | 330 Ellis Street | 94102 | [PHONE] | http://www.glide.org | The After School Program provides a nurturing and academically enriching environment for low-income children in grades kindergarten through 5th grade. Curriculum includes literacy activities and academic support, visual and performing arts, computer education, gardening, and nutrition. The program is open Monday through Friday from 2:30 to 5:30 pm.
Booker T. Washington Community Service Center | Booker T. Washington K-8 After School Program | OST | 236569 | 800 Presidio Ave | 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 | Public Housing Afterschool Program | OST | 70000 | 800 Presidio Ave. | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.btwcsc.org | BTWCSC - Westside ASP will provide academic, tutorial, cultural awareness, creative arts, media learning techniques and recreation to children and youth ages 6 through 10 years with a focus on participants from the Westside Courts Public Housing. The program is open from 3pm to 6:00 pm Monday through Fridays with a special schedule for events.
Booker T. Washington Community Service Center | Specialized YLEaD Program | YLEaD | 75000 | 800 Presidio Ave. | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.btwcsc.org | [NAME] provides high school aged programming for youth ages 13-17yrs, Monday through Friday with field trips every other weekend. The programming will include leadership training through developing computer literacy, physical activity and IT Skills via [NAME] curriculum, social and civic engagement through technology and Cycling.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | BGCSF - Mission Prevention Case Management, Referral & Enrichment | VPI | 62500 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Case Management will be provided for youth referred or otherwise determined to need intensive or restorative services. Wraparound services provided on site include mentorship, academic supports, art, athletics, & vocational services; client barrier addressed through individual and family therapy, transportation funds, and stipend incentives.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Columbia Park Afterschool k-8 Program | OST | 75000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | kidsclub.org | Columbia Park Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Columbia Park Summer & Breaks Program | Summ-Brk | 149391 | 55 Hawthorne Street | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Columbia Park Club Summer/School Breaks Program address many of the social, academic, and emotional needs of youth. In addition to academic enrichment, participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth choose to participate in fine arts and photography, fitness and recreation, field trips, technology, and more.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Community School Program | Sch-NonEx | 25000 | 55 Hathorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Excelsior Club Excel will provide additional academic enhancement, recreation and enrichment programs to Excel participants M - F, 5 to 7 pm. The school is on the same property as the Clubhouse. A wide range of activities are offered: sports & fitness, character & leadership, arts & crafts, healthy cooking, recording studio, technology and more.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Ernest Ingold OST School Year Program | OST | 75000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Ernest Ingold Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm. Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Ernest Ingold Summer & School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 65000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | [NAME]/School Breaks Program offers programs and activities Mon - Fri 8 am to 6 pm, Sat hours. In addition to academic enrichment, participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth choose to participate in fine arts and photography, sports& fitness, field trips, technology, and more.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Excelsior Afterschool School Year Program | OST | 75000 | 55 Hawthorne, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Boys & Girls Club at EYC provides Excelsior and the area with OST services. The Club is open Mon - Fri., 2 to 7 p serving youth with safe, effective, fun youth development. Programs offered focus on youth ultimately achieving [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME].
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Excelsior Summer & School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 25000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Boys & Girls Club at EYC provides Excelsior and the area with OST services. The Club is open Mon - Fri., 9 to 6p serving youth with safe, effective, fun youth development. Programs offered focus on youth ultimately achieving [NAME], Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME] Potential
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Mission Aftershool School Year Program | OST | 45000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Mission Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Mission Summer/School Breaks Program | Summ-Brk | 75000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Mission Boys & Girls Club Summer/School Breaks Program offers programs and activities addressing many of the social, academic, and emotional needs of youth. Participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth choose to participate in fine arts and photography, sports, fitness and recreation, field trips and more.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | SF TEAM at Sunnydale | SFTnew | 50000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | The Sunnydale Program will provide year-round programs and activities addressing many academic, and emotional needs of youth, [NAME]. 2 - 6 pm In addition to intense academic enrichment, participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth choose to participate in arts & crafts, gardening, and sports & fitness.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Specialized YLEaD Program | YLEaD | 205000 | 55 Hawthorne, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | BGCSF provides wrap around services and skill-based programs for YLEaDs in SF including academic support (i.e. tutoring and homework help), sports, recreation, career/college prep, financial literacy, and leadership programs. Clubs are open later for YLEaD-only time time Mon-Sat. during the school year and Mon-Fri in the summer.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Sunnydale Afterschool School Year Program | OST | 56250 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Sunnydale Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm. Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered to participants ages 6 to 12, primarily living in public housing.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Sunnydale Summer & School Breaks Program | Summ-Brk | 18750 | 55 Hawthorne Street, suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Sunnydale Club's Summer/School Breaks Program operates M - F 9 to 6, offering programs and activities addressing many of the social, academic, and emotional needs of youth. Participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth receive literacy, crafts, sports, fitness and recreation, swim lessons, and field trips.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Tenderloin Afterschool School Year Program | OST | 56250 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Tenderloin Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Tenderloin Summer & School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 18750 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Tenderloin Club Summer/School Breaks Program offers programs and activities addressing many of the social, academic, and emotional needs of youth, M- F, 9 am to 6 pm. Participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth choose to participate in fine arts and photography, sports, fitness and recreation, field trips
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Treasure Island Afterschool School Year Program | OST | 30000 | 55 Hawthorne Street | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Treasure Island Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm. Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Treasure Island Summer & School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 10000 | 55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 600 | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Treasure Island Boys & Girls Club Summer/Break program operates M - F, 9 to 6 pm. Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Visitacion Valley Afterschool School Year Program | OST | 56250 | 55 Hawthorne Street | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. A wide range of services are offered; participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Visitacion Valley Summer & School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 18750 | 55 Hawthorne Street | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Club Summer/School Breaks Program offers programs and activities addressing many of the social, academic, and emotional needs of youth, M - F, 9 to 6 pm. In addition to academic enrichment, participants are encouraged to engage in all activities offered: fine arts, crafts and photography, sports, fitness and recreation, field trips and more.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | [NAME] School Year Program | OST | 56250 | 55 Hawthorne Street | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | Willie Mays Boys & Girls Club Afterschool Program operates M - F, 2 to 7 pm Effective youth development programs focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Community Engagement, [NAME], and Vocational Opportunities & Earning Potential. Participants are ages 6 to 12, primarily low income and live in public housing surrounding the Club.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Willie Mays Summer & School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 18750 | 55 Hawthorne Street | 94105 | [PHONE] | www.kidsclub.org | [NAME] at Hunters Point Summer/School Breaks Program offers programs addressing many of the social, academic, and emotional needs of youth. Participants are encouraged to engage in all age appropriate activities offered. Youth choose from fine arts and photography, sports, fitness and recreation, field trips, and more.
Brothers Against Guns | School Site Mentoring Program | VPI | 200000 | 245 West Point Road | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.brothersagainstguns.org | School Site Mentoring will provide 60 students who have histories of missing (truant) and/or interrupting (engaging in actions that require administrative actions) instructional minutes, with mentors who will be on campus during and after the school day to provide shadow and support actions. Case Management for identified youth from CARC.
Buena Vista Child Care., Inc. | Summer Camp and School Closures | Summ-Brk | 61191 | 3351 23rd Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.buenavistachildcare.org | Our Summer Camp and School Closures Program will provide care for winter, spring and summer camps. We serve children [NAME] in the Mission District and surrounding community. Participants go on field trips, attend swim lessons, receive art classes, play organized sports and perform a musical theatre production.
California Academy of Sciences | Careers in Science Intern Program | YLEaD | 91000 | 55 Music Concourse Drive | 94118 | (415) 379 - 5109 | http://www.calacademy.org/interns | The Careers in Science Intern Program runs year-round and targets high school students from underserved communities in San Francisco. Interns learn job skills, prepare for college, and explore science careers in a paid work environment. Interns work with scientists, learn science, and teach science to the public, among other activities.
California Lawyers for the Arts | Spotlight on the Arts Youth Employment Project | YLEaD | 71000 | Fort Mason Center | 94123 | 415. 775. 7200 x 102 | www.calawyersforthearts.org | Through Spotlight on the Arts, C.L.A. provides paid summer internships at arts organizations and enrichment workshops for six-eight weeks and continuing paid internships for summer graduates at arts organizations and enrichment workshops for San Francisco youth ages 14 to 17.
[NAME] | OST- Summer & School Break | Summ-Brk | 67764 | 180 Howard St., Suite 100 | 94105 | 415-863-1141x101 | cccyo.org | 10th & Mission Youth Center provides Summer Programming focused on healthy growth and development opportunities for mostly low income children grades K-8. Program is open Monday - Friday, 8AM - 5PM, throughout the Summer. Activities include outdoor recreation, art, reading and self paced learning projects and 2 field trips per week.
[NAME] | OST- Afterschool Programs | OST | 97902 | 180 Howard St., Suite 100 | 94105 | 415-863-1141x101 | cccyo.org | Programs at 10th & Mission Youth Center promote the healthy physical, emotional and intelectual development of children, throught the delivery of culturally appropriate activities that support the whole family. The majority of program participants are from very low income families, many of which live in the 10th & Mission Family Housing.
[NAME] | San Francisco Boys Girls' Home Shelter Services and Intensive Treatment/Family Reunification Program | VPI | 250000 | 180 Howard Street, Suite 100 | 94105 | [PHONE] | 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.
Center for Young Women's Development | Girls Detention Advocacy Project | VPI | 75000 | 832 Folsom Street Suite 700 | 94107 | [PHONE] x208 | www.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 | VPI | 100000 | 832 Folsom Street Suite 700 | 94107 | [PHONE] | 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.
Center for Young Women's Development | Sisters Rising Employment & Training Program | YLEaD | 137663 | 832 Folsom Street, Suite 700 | 94107 | (415)703-8800 | www.cywd.org | The Sisters Rising Training and Employment Program addresses the critical need among the hardest to reach young women to have legal employment and make a living wage, while learning transferable job skills that will allow them to transition into sustainable employment and successfully complete their conditions of probation.
Center for Young Women's Development | Young Mother's United | YLEaD | 50000 | 832 Folsom Street, Suite 700 | 94107 | (415)703-8800 ext 212 | www.cywd.org | Young [NAME] builds the skills of young mothers to advocate for their needs and the ability to be in their children's lives. YMU is constituency lead and aims to reach specifically young mothers who need support in being healthy moms and in advocating for themselves in relationships, school, foster care, in family and juvenile court.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | Detention Diversion Advocacy Program | VPI | 225000 | 40 Boardman Place | 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 | Juvenile Collaborative Reentry Team (JCRT) â€“ [NAME] | VPI | 50000 | 40 Boardman Place | 94103 | [PHONE] ext 111 | www.cjcj.org | JCRT: LCR staff work with JPD, youth and guardians before exiting LCR, to ensure successful reintegration into the community. Staff engage youth with frequent intensive case management & coordination services, 24/7 as needed, to cultivate a sense of accountability and involvement. July - Sept 2012 are planning months; client services start in Oct.
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice | Probation Enhancement Program | VPI | 36000 | 40 Boardman Place | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.cjcj.org | Probation Enhancement Program (PEP) is a collaborative approach to reduce use of secure detention for juvenile justice involved youth (referred by JPD) facing technical violations of probation. Programmatic services are community-based and provided on two Saturdays per month. One Saturday is focused on a meaningful community-engagement activity.
Central American Resource Center | [NAME] | OST | 50000 | 3101 Mission St. Ste. 101 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.carecensf.org | The Cuerpo Sano program is an after-school diabetes and obesity prevention program for youth, mostly ages 7-13 and Latino, engaging them in physical activity and health and nutrition workshops. We encourage youth and families to adopt positive life health practices and offer ideas on safe, low cost and no cost places to recreate in San Francisco.
Central American Resource Center | Second Chance Tattoo Removal Program (Aftercare/Reentry) | VPI | 42000 | 3101 Mission St. Ste. 101 | 94110 | [PHONE] | 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 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.
Central American Resource Center | Second Chance Tattoo Removal Program (Case Management) | VPI | 278556 | 3101 Mission St. Ste. 101 | 94110 | [PHONE] | 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 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.
Cetos Research Organization | Tree Frog Treks | OST | 150000 | 2112 [NAME] | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.treefrogtreks.com | Tree Frog Treks provides students with rigorous K-8 grade science & math enrichment, through hands-on, project-based experiences. As a mobile science classroom, we are unique in that we dovetail live animal contact, scientific specimens, with math & science. Our AFA program is provided at various after school sites in the BVHP/Vis Val/W Ad areas.
Charity Cultural Services Center | Families In Transition Program (FIT) | YLEaD | 50000 | 731 Commercial Street | 94108 | (415)989-8224 | www.sfccsc.org | FIT is a youth-led YLEaD program that will direct 40 low-income limited English proficient Asian immigrant youth towards positive educational, career & personal development. On-site peer tutoring and research labs are on M, W & TH from 3-5pm. Friday workshops are twice a month. Volunteer events are every other month. Field trips are once a semester.
Chinatown Community Development Center | Youth Lead Organizing | YLEaD | 50000 | 1525 Grant Avenue | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.chinatowncdc.org; www.adoptanalleyway.org;www.chinatownalleywaytours.org | Chinatown CDC's "Campaign Academy" provides 14-17 year old youth with training and experience in community organizing. Our youth are high school students, mostly from low-income, Chinese immigrant families living in Chinatown, Visitacion Valley, and he Excelsior. The 8 core youth leaders will meet once a week to design and lead their campaign
Chinatown Community Development Center | Youth Leadership Program | YLEaD | 139500 | 1525 Grant Ave | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.chinatowncdc.org, www.chinatownalleywaytours.org, www.adoptanalleyway.org/alleywaytv | CDC Youth Leadership Program has 3 components: leadership trainings, empowerment/education (tours), & community services (cleanups, bridging generation gaps, food services) through youth initiated projects that serve/enrich communities for low-income APA/SRO youth in SF. This program serves 40 youth, ages 14-18, on weekday afternoons and weekends
Chinese Progressive Association | [NAME] Youth Organizing Program | YLEaD | 100000 | 1042 [NAME], 5th floor | 94133 | [PHONE] x 311 | www.cpasf.org | The Common Roots Program is a collaborative youth leadership development & youth organizing program between People Organizing to Demand Environmental Rights(PODER) and the Chinese Progressive Association(CPA). Through this program, low-income immigrant youth of Latino & Chinese descent to build their skills and capacity to organize.
City College of San Francisco | Bridge To Success | SchPart | 472073 | [NAME], [NAME], 50 Phelan Avenue | 94112 | [PHONE] | http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/en/student-services/outreach-and-recruitment.html | Bridge to Success is a partnership with CCSF, SFUSD, and City of SF, to improve post-secondary completion rates. CCSF will participate in joint data sharing, joint research opportunities, joint professional development and curriculum alignment with SFUSD. SFUSD seniors will receive priority and 250 will participate in summer bridge program.
City of Dreams | Dreamscapes - Oakdale | OST | 60000 | PO Box 77007 | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.cityofdreams.org | Dreamscapes consists of weekly tutoring services, Experiential Learning Events (ELE), and one on one mentoring. It will serve youth living in San Francisco public housing ages 9 to 17 with tutoring for 2 hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 4-8 hours of ELE on Saturdays, and 4-10 hours of one on one mentoring per month.
College Track | College Track | YLEaD | 60000 | 4301 Third Street | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.collegetrack.org | College Track San Francisco is an after-school program that helps students from under-resourced communities graduate from high school and succeed in college. We are a comprehensive, four-year program that includes academic support, opportunities for leadership and artistic development and navigation throughout the college selection process.
Community Initiatives | Mission Science Workshop | OST | 100000 | 3750 18th St. | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.missionscienceworkshop.org | The Mission Science Workshop's purpose is to provide children and teachers with free, hands-on encounters with science, math and literacy to grades K-12. Our programs are designed to enrich the science, math and literacy curriculum that children receive at school by offering hands-on, inquiry based projects not readily available in the classroom.
Community Works | ROOTS | YLEaD | 75000 | 4681 Telegraph Avenue | 94609 | [PHONE] | www.communityworkswest.org | CW's ROOTS provides community-building, youth development, violence prevention/intervention, and expressive arts programming to young people impacted by incarceration through in-school social justice elective at Balboa High School.
Community Works | Women Rising/Rising Voices | VPI | 110000 | 4681 Telegraph Avenue | 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.
Community Works | Young Men's Reentry Program | VPI | 100000 | 4681 Telegraph Avenue | 94609 | [PHONE] | 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.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Asian Pacific Islander Violence Prevention Services | VPI | 175000 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | APIVPS provides case management 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, C YMCA as well as CARC and Juvenile Justice Center.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | CYC Newcomer Club | YLEaD | 238000 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | The Newcomer Club will target 120 newcomer Asian students, 20 from each of the six emerging Newcomer Pathways high schools,to support their social and emotional needs during this life transition. The Bayview Youth Advocates (BYA), a mulitcutlural youth leadership development project, promotes safety through community events & leadership training.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Garfield Afterschool Community Enrichment (ACE) Program | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | The After School Community Enrichment (ACE) Program based at Garfield Elementary School, serves 69 youth in grades [NAME], daily from 1:50pm-6:00pm. The programs components include academic assistance, recreation activities, and project based enrichment learning.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Garfield Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 27000 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | The Garfield Summer Program based at Garfield Elementary School, serves 60 youth in grades [NAME], daily from 9:00am-5:00pm for seven weeks from June 4 to July 20. The programs components include academic assistance, recreation activities, and project based enrichment learning.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | [NAME] in the Workforce (GLOW) Employment Program | YLEaD | 178770 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | CYC's Generating Leadership Opportunities in the Workforce (GLOW) Employment Program works towards uplifting & motivating youth ages 14-21 involved with the Juvenile Justice system. GLOW will provide youth with proper tools to navigate through the workforce and to raise awareness about employment opportunities for a healthier future and lifestyle.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Parent Youth Empowerment Project (PYEP) | VPI | 200000 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | 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 TL, BVHP and Richmind district.
Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) | Redding Afterschool Community Enrichment (ACE) Program | Sch-ExCEL | 72184 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org | The After School Community Enrichment (ACE) Program based at Redding Elementary School serves 120 youth in grades 1-5, daily from 2:30pm-6:00pm, as well as early morning care and monthly 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 | YLEaD | 539760 | 1038 Post Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.cycsf.org
Conscious Youth Media Crew | After School Multimedia Arts and Technology Youth Internship | YLEaD | 60000 | 1230 Howard St. | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.cymc415.org | CYMC's After School Internship Program, serves 10 high risk, low-income youth annually ages 16-18 participating in 85 hr cycles of digital technology and video production training, encompassing three levels of learning: developing voice/leadership, gaining hands-on technology skills, and arts appreciation in a safe, supportive youth-centered space.
Cross Cultural Family Center | School Age - K-8 Comprehensive AS Program | OST | 64935 | [NAME] | 94115 | [PHONE] | ccfcsf.org | The Cross Cultural Family Center School Age Program provides afterschool child care for children ages 5-9 during the school year, and fullday child care during the summer months and winter and spring breaks. The program provides healthy meals, homework support & enrichment activities. It serves low & moderate income families in San Francisco.
Cross Cultural Family Center | School Age Child Care - Summer/Winter Program | Summ-Brk | 67417 | [NAME] | 94115 | [PHONE] | crossculturalsf.org | The Cross Cultural Family Center School Age Program provides fullday child care during the summer months, winter and spring breaks; and afterschool child care for children ages 5-9 during the school year. The program provides healthy meals, homework support & enrichment activities. It serves low & moderate income families in San Francisco's Ten
Delancey Street Foundation | Delancey Street Life Learning Academy Charter High School | VPI | 434000 | 651 8th Street, Treasure Island | 94130 | [PHONE] | www.llasf.org | Life Learning Academy (LLA) located on Treasure Island is a SFUSD charter high school serving 75 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.
Delancey Street Foundation | Life Learning Academy (YWD-High Risk) | YLEaD | 200000 | 651 8th Street, Treasure Island | 94130 | [PHONE] | www.llasf.org | Life Learning Academy (LLA) located on Treasure Island is a SFUSD charter high school serving 62 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.
[NAME] | Bilingual After-School Program (BAP) | OST | 119327 | 920 Sacramento | 94108 | 781-0401 x124 | www.cameronhouse.org | The Bilingual After-School Program is a mentoring program that offers academic tutoring, support for social and emotional development, and enrichment activities. The program provides children from 1st to 8th grades with a safe and fun environment to complete homework and will feature one hour of academic enrichment to supplement the school day.
[NAME] | Bilingual Youth Program (BYP)-Summer | Summ-Brk | 48958 | 920 Sacramento | 94108 | 781-0401 x104 | www.cameronhouse.org | Bilingual Youth Summer Program (BYP) and BYP [NAME] - our middle school component - engages immigrant and American-born children and youth in an integrated day of academics, enrichment and service learning projects, field trips and overnight camping. High school volunteers serve as mentors, during the 6 weeks of daily program - 8am - 5:30pm.
Each One Reach One | ADAPT: A Dream and A Plan for Tomorrow | VPI | 75000 | 146 South Spruce | 94080 | [PHONE] | www.eoro.org | 1 on 1 GED tutoring, testing, life skills, HIV, pregnancy prevention, and Playwriting programs. GED /Lifeskills conducted Wed. from 7-8:30pm, 52 weeks per yr. Playwriting operate 5 nights per week for 2 weeks, 3-4 times per year. HIV series operates 2 hours per day x 3 days, 2-3 times per year.
Economic Opportunity Council | YLEaD Programming | YLEaD | 50000 | 85 Turner Terrace Tr | 94107 | [PHONE] | eocsf.org | EOCSF/ Potrero Hill Youth Music Program The program is an all inclusive music program that provides a safe space for youth that reside in the Terrace side of public housing in Potrero Hill. We will be providing a comprehensive music studio with current music software that is relevant in what today's music industry.
Edgewood Center for Children and Families | SF Project Hillcrest Summer Learning | Summ-Brk | 80000 | 1801 Vicente St. | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.edgewood.org | The Hillcrest Summer Learning Project is a program designed to provide continuity in the academic, social, and emotional supports in place for 150 Hillcrest students. This model calls for a 1:12 staff to student ratio with a program wide emphasis on parent participation and a commitment to inclusion of students with disabilities.
Edgewood Center for Children and Families | Special Need Inclusion Camp | Summ-Brk | 26640 | 1801 Vicente Street | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.edgewood.org | The objective of Camp Edgewood is to provide an environment in which the children may enrich their lives through new experiences, build self-esteem, self-confidence and rediscover some of the magic of childhood. The therapeutic value of the natural outdoors is immeasurable and oftentimes is a seed for future growth and positive development
Enterprise for High School Students | Pathways | YLEaD | 200000 | 200 Pine Street, Suite 600 | 94104 | [PHONE] x 320 | www.ehss.org | Pathways, a year round program, is designed to equip high school youth with the skills, knowledge and abilities to realize their current and future potential via a 3 phase program: 1)job readiness training, skills based workshops, and individual counseling sessions; 2)college/career counseling/workshops; 3)work based learning and job opportunities.
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco, Inc. | Canon Barcus Community House Summer Enrichment Program | Summ-Brk | 23202 | 165 8th Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.ecs-sf.org | The Summer Enrichment Program partners with the Embarcadero YMCA to provide 15 formerly homeless children with recreational and educational activities 5 days/week for 8 weeks . The Program provides exposure to outdoor and social activities that are not available to these children. It encourages personal and social development in a safe environment
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco, Inc. | Canon Barcus K-6 Afterschool Program | OST | 70000 | 165 8th Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.ecs-sf.org | The 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. It includes 8 weeks of Summer Programming.
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco, Inc. | [NAME] After School Program | YLEaD | 30000 | 165 8th St. | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.ecs-sf.org | The YLEaD program runs as an after school and summer program serving the formerly homeless YLEaDs of Canon Barcus Community House. Homework help and educational workshops are provided including teaching tolerance, sex education, writing, positive self image, etc. Recreational outings include ice skating, bowling, museums, sports games and more.
Family Service Agency of San Francisco | Back on Track | VPI | 200000 | 1010 Gough Street | 94109 | (415) 474-7310 | www.fsasf.org | Back on Track is a collaborative of the SF District Attorney, [NAME], and FSASF for first-felony drug sales 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 svcs.
Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association | Oceans After School | OST | 25000 | The Presidio 991 Marine Drive | 94129 | (415) 561-6625 | www.farallones.org | Oceans After School serves youth, ages 8-10, 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 | Galing Bata Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 23779 | 1010 Mission Street, Suite B | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.bayanihancc.org | [NAME]/FEC serve grades 1-8 with summer programs including cultural enrichment activities and Tagalog bilingual support for children of newcomer families. Services for 1-8 at Bessie Carmichael Elementary School.
Filipino-American Development Foundation | Kabataan | YLEaD | 142674 | 4681 Mission St. | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.filipinocc.org | The Filipino Community Center's Kabataan program focuses on developing youth leadership in the Excelsior. Kabataan works intensively with groups of youth empowering them with the knowledge, skills, and unity to organize their peers. The goal of their organizing is to lead a campaign that improves the systemic conditions for their success.
Filipino-American Development Foundation | Pin@y Educational Partnerships (PEP)- High School Filipina/o American Experience Course and Mentorship Program | YLEaD | 90000 | 4681 Mission Street | 94013 | [PHONE] | www.pepsf.org | Pin@y Educational Partnerships (PEP) partners with San Francisco State University, San Francisco Unified School District, and the Filipino Community Center.PEP aims to create educational partnerships and projects that work toward service-learning, ethnic studies, and mentoring at Balboa HS, [NAME] and [NAME].
Filipino-American Development Foundation | Youth Empowering SoMa: SOMCAN Youth Organizing Project | YLEaD | 50000 | 1070 Howard Street | 94103 | (415) 202-5691 | www.somcan.org | Youth Empowering SOMA is the youth organizing component of the South of Market Community Action Network (SOMCAN). We provide political education, leadership training/development and other tools to empowerment the community including supporting youth-led organizing. We serve low-income, immigrant/youth of color in the South of Market.
First Graduate | First Graduate - Middle Division School Year Session | OST | 49728 | 37 [NAME] Suites 100 & 110 | 94129 | [PHONE] | www.firstgraduate.org | DCYF funds will be applied to our "Middle School Program" during the school-year. Programming includes academic instruction, tutoring and support every Tuesday & Thursday from 4:15 - 6:15 PM to 7th & 8th grade students that will be the first in their families to graduate college. Additional programming happens on select Saturdays from 9-12 PM.
Flame | Ring of Fire Youth Boxing Club | OST | 20382 | 347 Ferndale ave | 94110 | [PHONE] | ringoffireboxing.com | Ring of Fire Boxing Club is a free after school program directed at youth ages 8 to 17, with an emphasis on providing at-risk and/or undeserved youth with a safe and useful after school activity. These activities include teaching each kid the value of teamwork, sportmanship, and respect through their participation in boxing and physical fitness.
Florence Crittenton Services - Whitney Young Child Development Center | Empowering Today's Youth for Tomorrow | Summ-Brk | 42327 | 100 Whitney Young Circle | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.fcs-whitneyyoungcdc.org | Located in Bayview/Hunters Point, FCS-WYCDC's Empowering Today's Youth for Tomorrow summer program is open M-F 7:00am-6:00 pm. Participants are aged 5-12 from low income households. Activities offered include: reading, academic challenges, gardening, nutrition, outdoor cooperative games, dance, arts & culture, field trips and more.
Friendship House Association of American Indians, Inc. | YLEaD Program | YLEaD | 37653 | 56 [NAME]. | 94103 | (415)865-0964 | www.friendshiphousesf.org | The Friendship House Youth Program provides a comprehensive array of culturally relevant youth services and activities for San Francisco's American Indian community. This workplan covers the services to be provided to American Indian youth grades 9-12 in San Francisco.
Friendship House Association of American Indians, Inc. | Youth Program | OST | 58741 | 56 Julian Avenue | 94103 | (415) 865-0964 | www.friendshiphousesf.org | The Friendship House Youth Program provides a comprehensive array of culturally relevant services for American Indian youth in San Francisco. This work plan covers the services we will provide to American Indian children and youth in elementary and middle school (ages 6-13).
Girls After School Academy | Girls After School Academy | OST | 102120 | 3543 18th Street, #15 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.gasahouse.org | GASA provides services for girls between the ages of 6-24 years old who live primarily in the Visitacion Valley neighborhood. It operates in San Francisco's largest public housing development, Sunnydale, and serves 50 girls. Program activities are centered around goals, which include: 1)academic achievement, 2)leadership, 3)health awareness.
GOKID.ORG Inc | SFKIDS.org | SSD | 130000 | P.O. Box 31703 | 94131 | (415) 533-1603 | www.gokid.org | GoKid.org provides useful information to parents/caregivers in SF. Developing relationships with parents groups, GoKids.org collects information directly from parents themselves. The organization then provides that information to other parents via the SFKid.org website. It serves as a networking mechanism through its monthly e-mail newsletter.
Good Samaritan FRC | Good Samaritan Youth Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 104129.12 | 1294 Potrero Avenue | 94110 | [PHONE] | goodsamfrc.org | The Good Samaritan FRC Summer Program for is for low-income children/youth (K-8) residing in the Mission District or nearby neighborhoods. The program addresses the needs of children/youth needs by offering an exciting program mix of sports, art/dance, support groups, computer literacy, gardening and field trips.
Good Samaritan FRC | Latino Student Union | YLEaD | 40000 | 1294 Potrero Avenue | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.goodsamfrc.org | The Latino Student Union will empower students through providing hands on projects that will build cultural pride, knowledge of Latino history, leadership skills, positive self identity and peer relationships. The program will meet from 4pm to 8pm on Mondays from 3:30-5pm at SF International High and Fridays 4-8pm at Good Samaritan.
Good Samaritan FRC | Youth Services Program | YLEaD | 69930 | 1294 Potrero Avenue | 94110 | [PHONE] | goodsamfrc.org | Good Samaritan provides services to immigrant families. Our youth services component provides a safe place for immigrant youth to learn, develop, and promote healthy behaviors. We offer support groups, arts and fitness activities and field trips after school hours. School-based groups are at [NAME], [NAME] and [NAME].
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at Dianne Feinstein Scholarship Program | Sch-NonEx | 24000 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.gloinc.org | GLO at Dianne Feinstein Elementary School provides quality after school programming to school-age children from 1:50-6:00pm, Monday through Friday. GLO provides academic support and enrichment activities. 21.5% of Feinstein students are designated by CDE as socio-economically disadvantaged and GLO at Feinstein currently enrolls 114 students.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at Fairmount Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 47520 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.gloinc.org | Daily activities include but not limited to arts, homework assistance, recreation, snacks, and academic support. Parent involvement / volunteerism at special events. The population consists of 53% mid-low to lower socio-economic school-age (5-10 yrs. old) children / youth / families who are in the Free / Reduced Lunch program in SF.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at Sherman Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 57024 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.gloinc.org | GLO at [NAME] offers a high quality afterschool academic and enrichment program five days a week from 1:45-6pm. Activities including homework assistance, and fun enrichment activities such as arts, sports, stories and clubs. Of the 391 students at Sherman, 64% are economically disadvantaged, and 55.5% of the students receive free/reduced lunches.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO at West Portal Scholarship Program | Sch-NonEx | 33000 | 633 Taraval Street Suite 103 | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.gloinc.org | GLO at West Portal Elementary School provides after school programming to school-age children from 2:30-6:00pm, Monday through Friday. GLO provides both academic and enrichment activities. 26.2% of West Portal students are designated by CDE as socio-economically disadvantaged and GLO at West Portal currently enrolls 146 students.
Growth and Learning Opportunities | GLO [NAME] 2010 - 2013 | Summ-Brk | 91172 | 633 Taraval Street, [NAME] 103 | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.gloinc.org | GLO [NAME] program serves youth from a cross section the city, including a number of low-income students from public schools. We operate from 7am-6pm, Mondays through Fridays for six weeks. We create hands on summer classes such as field trips, music, gardening, sports and dance. We also offer Youth Leadership Circles for 4th-6th graders
Hearing and [NAME] of Northern California | "Hear" We Come! Camp Jones Gulch | Summ-Brk | 20928 | 1234 Divisadero St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.hearingspeech.org | Our Camp "Hear" We Come is a summer program that collaborates with YMCA's Camp Jones Gulch annually. The camp allows students who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing to experience camp life in an inclusive setting. Staff and counselors are knowledgeable and experienced in working with people with hearing loss.
Hearing and [NAME] of Northern California | Camp "Hear" We Come! / Days of Discovery | Summ-Brk | 22179 | 1234 Divisadero St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.hearingspeech.org | Our Camp Hear We Come and Days of Discovery Program is an opportunity for the Deaf community to come together and learn from one another through enrichment activities. We will provide 2 mini-camps throughout the year along with family activities. Activities will range from: dance, art, performing arts, sports, science and much more.
Hearing and [NAME] of Northern California | Listen Up! | OST | 13838 | 1234 Divisadero St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.hearingspeech.org | The Listen Up! After-School Program will be collaborating with SFUSD's [NAME] on a weekly basis. We will work with students who are Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing and support them in both their academic and social developments. Each group will consist of 2.5 hrs weekly and will be held for 40 weeks.
Hearing and [NAME] of Northern California | Transition Program for Youth with Hearing Loss | YLEaD | 42000 | 1234 Divisadero St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.hearingspeech.org | The Transition Program 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. The TP collaborates with the SFUSD offering both individual and group services ranging from weekly to bi-monthly.
Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. | Females Against Violence | VPI | 75000 | 440 Potrero Avenue | 94110 | (415) 487-6717 | www.horizons-sf.org | Females Against Violence is a Peer Leadership & Youth Development program that provides two 6 month training cycles on YLEaD Dating Violence Prevention for in-risk females of color ages 14-20 yrs old. We train 10 peer educators per cycle in one of our, Spanish circle (Mondays/Wednesdays) and in our English circle (Tuesdays/Thursdays) from 4pm-7pm.
Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. | Jovenes Education and Empowerment Program | YLEaD | 50000 | 440 Potrero Avenue | 94110 | (415) 487-6717 | www.horizons-sf.org | The Jovenes Education and Empowerment Program 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, their peers, family, and community. Youth meet Mon and Thurs, 4-7pm, in 6 mo. Summer/Fall and Winter/Spring training cycles.
Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. | LifeWorks Employment Program | YLEaD | 175000 | 440 Potrero Avenue | 94110 | (415) 487-6700 | www.horizons-sf.org | LifeWorks is a youth workforce development program that provides job readiness, life skills, career exploration, academic support, and work experience for youth, ages of 14-21, involved with the juvenile justice system and/or with barriers to employment. The program is offered year round: Summer (8 weeks, 20 hrs/wk) and Fall (30 weeks, 10 hrs/wk).
[NAME] | Cole Street Clinic | HW | 300000 | 3310 [NAME]. | 94118 | [PHONE] x 213 | www.huckleberryyouth.org | The Health Education team provides comprehensive sexual education, violence prevention, and substance use prevention to youth in SFUSD, cbo's and other HYP programs including Huckleberry House and the Wellness Academy. 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) | VPI | 824488.02 | 44 Gough St. | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | Community Assessment and Referral Center 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, service integration, and referral. CARC's hours of operation are M-F 9:00am-12midnight.
[NAME] | Huckleberry House | VPI | 527894 | 1292 Page St. | 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 | VPI | 82000 | 3310 [NAME]. | 94118 | [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 goal is to intervene with runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth, provide shelter and safety, engage youth and their families in case management and referrals, and reunify youth with their families.
[NAME] | Wellness Academy - San Francisco | YLEaD | 150000 | 3310 [NAME]. | 94118 | [PHONE] | www.huckleberryyouth.org | Huckleberry's Wellness Academy provides low-income YLEaDs 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 | OST | 94794 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 573-8449 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Gilman program is focused on educational enrichment and recreational activities. The program provides a variety of activities 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 will also provide community building events.
Hunters Point Family | [NAME] Summer & School Breaks | Summ-Brk | 55205 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415f) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Gilman summer program is a full-day enrichment camp for youth 5 -12 yrs. living in Bayview Hunters Point. It provides activities that focus on academic readiness, arts and sports enrichment and healthy recreation. The program also provides family support and community building events.
Hunters Point Family | Girl Case Management | VPI | 174000 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Girls Case Management Program is a structured program environment that provides case management & other activities & services such as, 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.
Hunters Point Family | GIRLS 2000 | OST | 140334 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The HPF GIRLS 2000 program serves high-risk, primarily African American female youth from the Hunters Point public housing community. GIRLS 2000 provides individualized care management and academic support during the day and enrichment classes, leadership development projects and recreational outings in the evening.
Hunters Point Family | GIRLS 2000 Summer & School Breaks | Summ-Brk | 44394 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The HPF GIRLS 2000 program serves high-risk, primarily African American female youth from the Hunters Point public housing community. GIRLS 2000 provides an academic-based summer program that includes an academic component during the day and enrichment classes, and recreational outings in the evening.
Hunters Point Family | Hunters Point Family Leadership Institute | YLEaD | 50000 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.hunterspointfamily.org | Program provides leadership development opportunities for youth through urban gardens, youth-run businesses and community service projects. Program also provides life-skills workshops, job readiness training and recreational enrichment outings.
Hunters Point Family | Multi-Support Services for Girls | VPI | 75000 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The Hunters Point Family Girls programming provides gender-specific services to in-risk girls primarily living in public housing. 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.
Hunters Point Family | Ujaama Employment & Entrepreneurship | YLEaD | 100000 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 822-8894 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The HPF Ujaama Employment & Entrepreneurship program serves high-risk youth ages 16- 22 years who are residents of BVHP. The program prioritizes youth that have justice-system involvement. [NAME] is a work readiness and on-the-job training program within the agency's youth businesses. The program operates Monday - Friday, 11 am - 6 pm.
Hunters Point Family | Young Men's Leadership Institute | VPI | 226000 | 1800 Oakdale Avenue | 94124 | (415) 822-8895 | www.hunterspointfamily.org | The program is a structured program environment that provides 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 CARC.
Indochinese Housing Development Corporation | Tenderloin Achievement Group - School Year | OST | 76500 | 340 Eddy Street, #100 | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.IHDCSF.org | Tenderloin Achievement Group serves Tenderloin youth year round with activities such as homework help, literacy, mentoring, and community projects. School year M-F 2:30-6:00 Summer 10-6:00.
Indochinese Housing Development Corporation | Tenderloin Achievement Group - Summer | Summ-Brk | 43845 | 340 Eddy Street, #100 | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.IHDCSF.org | Tenderloin Achievement Group serves Tenderloin youth year round with activities such as homework help, literacy, mentoring, and community projects. School year M-F -2:30 - 6:00 Summer 10-6:00.
Ingleside Community Center | Multicultural Partners Afterschool Education and Enrichment Program | OST | 105527 | 1345 Ocean Avenue | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.inglesidecc.org | The [NAME] is an after-school program that provides youth tutoring/homewrok assistance, recreation, arts, crafts, STEM and computer enrichment programs. We will serve youth between the ages of 5-17, Mon.-Thurs. from 3:00pm to 6:00pm, who attend school in San Francisco. During the month of June, we will operate M-F from 9.am - 6pm.
Inner City Youth | OMI R.I.T.E.S. (Reshaping Ideas Through Empowerment and Support) | VPI | 275000 | 96 Broad Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | innercityyouthsf.org | OMI R.I.T.E.S will provide Restorative and Intensive Case Management services to 20 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 based support. Enrichment and incentive activities will also be available for program clients.
Inner City Youth | OMI Youth Resurgence Project for YLEaDs | YLEaD | 180000 | 96 Broad Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.innercityyouthsf.com | The Youth Resurgence Project focuses on providing academic, enrichment and development 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. | CulturArte | YLEaD | 75000 | 2919 Mission St. | 94110 | 415. 229. 0500 | ifrsf.org | "CulturArte" is a component of La Cultura Cura and provides cultural affirmation activities to Mission District YLEaDs and Latino youth citywide. We offer Theater Arts, [NAME] and Life Skills workshops, educational, and cultural outings. Program participants also have access to LCC case management, advocacy, and mental health services.
Instituto Familiar de La Raza, Inc. | La Cultura Cura-Secondary Prevention-Case Management & Enrichment | VPI | 125000 | 2919 Mission Street | 94110 | 415. 229. 0500 | ifrsf.org | [NAME] 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 are provided at IFR, off-site at NWCRN and collaborative partner agencies to ensure safety and accesability. Available Mon.-Fri., 9am to 7pm by appointment.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | [NAME] After-School Programs | Sch-ExCEL | 104964 | 3382 - 26th Street | 94110 | (415) 695-5881 | www.jamestownsf.org | Jamestown provides education enrichment, academic support, and recreation for K-8th grade youth in the Mission District. Enrichment includes dance, cooking, skateboarding, music, and silk-screening. Academic support is provided through homework help and one-on-one tutoring. Recreation includes girls soccer and daily structured games.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | [NAME] After-School Programs | Sch-ExCEL | 174530 | 3382 - 26th Street | 94110 | (415) 695-3015 | www.jamestownsf.org | Jamestown provides education enrichment, academic support, and recreation for Mission District youth. Enrichment includes dance, theater, and cooking. Academic support is provided through homework help and one-on-one tutoring. Recreation offers structured play including soccer, baseball, and basketball.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 35000 | 3382 - 26th Street | 94110 | (415) 695-2497 | www.jamestownsf.org | Jamestown provides education enrichment, academic support, and recreation for middle school youth in the Mission District. Enrichment includes skateboarding, dance, art, environmental preservation, and leadership development. Academic support is provided through homework help. Recreation includes girls soccer and flag football.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | Soccer Program | OST | 75000 | 3382 26th Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.jamestownsf.org | The Soccer Program offers youth ages 5-13 the opportunity to play recreational soccer on 5 boys and 3 girls soccer teams. Each team practices 2 days/week and plays in 10 weekend games each season for 3-4 seasons each year. Players participate in workshops that focus on teamwork, sportsmanship, and health-related topics.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | Summer Playhouse | Summ-Brk | 63456 | 3382 26th Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.jamestownsf.org | Summer Playhouse serves K-5th graders from 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. It includes enrichment, recreation, academics, and field trips.
Jamestown Community Center, Inc. | Summer Voyage | Summ-Brk | 58961 | 3382 - 26th Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.jamestownsf.org | Summer Voyage serves 6th-8th graders from 12-6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Participants manage their own budgets and plan their weekly activities based on a theme. The youth take field trips throughout the summer and finish with a three-day camping trip. Youth may also participate in an outdoor recreation program. (S2012 at [NAME])
Japanese Community Youth Council | [NAME] (JYL) | YLEaD | 94000 | 1840 Sutter Street, Suite 207 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.jcyc.org | JYL strives to support youth to become good stewards for themselves, their community and the world by promoting healthy living, diversity and social responsibility. Target population is low to moderate income, high risk Japanese American, multi-ethnic Japanese and other Asian American youth 14-17 years of age.
Japanese Community Youth Council | Mayor's Youth Employment and Education Program (MYEEP) | MYEEP | 2808000 | 2012 Pine Street | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.myeep.org | MYEEP provides San Francisco youth between the ages of 14-17 with the opportunity to build work experience through after school and summer employment at nonprofit and public sector organizations. MYEEP also helps participants develop job search skills, explore postsecondary education and various career opportunities, and learn numerous life skills.
Japanese Community Youth Council | San Francisco YouthWorks | YthWrks | 1336278 | 2012 Pine Street | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.sfyouthworks.org | San Francisco YouthWorks is a citywide high school internship program that teaches 11th and 12th grade interns 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.
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco | Havurah Youth Center | OST | 75000 | 3200 California Street | 94118 | [PHONE] | www.jccsf.org | The Havurah Youth Center (HYC) at The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco is an after school enrichment program which meets Monday-Friday 2-6pm and school holidays and furlough days 8am-6pm. HYC services youth from all areas of San Francisco including 13 SFUSD schools. Daily activities include, art, sports, swimming, music, homework and media.
Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) | School Partner Model | SchPartMod | 235000 | 225 Bush Street, [NAME] 400 | 94104 | [PHONE] | www.jvs.org | The School Partner Program will establish training and careeer exploration activities, paid work experiences, workbased academic enrichment supports and cohort programming for 25 Downtown High School students who have poor attendence, have not passed the CHASEE or have low basic skills levels.
Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) | Work Resource Program (WRP) | YLEaD | 310000 | 225 Bush Street, [NAME] 400 | 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 - Youth Workforce Development for Educational Success | YLEaD | 129000 | 131 [NAME], Suite 201 | 94105 | [PHONE] x207 | www.jumaventures.org | Pathways to Advancement prepares youth for successful transition to college through education and career counseling, tutoring, working with staff to create individual development and college/career transition plans, summer job training and placement, promoting financial literacy and Individual Development Accounts.
Larkin Street Youth Services | 3rd Street Youth Center and Clinic | YLEaD | 60000 | 5190 Third Street | 94124 | [PHONE] x 301 | www.3rdstyouth.org | 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic services are designed to respond to current needs of local youth and provide access to confidential and youth-friendly medical services, individual, family and group mental health services, health education, youth leadership and other wellness activities.
Larkin Street Youth Services | Emergency Housing | Shelter | 80000 | 701 Sutter Street | 94109 | [PHONE] x222 |  | 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 | YLEaD | 130500 | 701 Sutter Street | 94109 | [PHONE], ext. 235 | www.larkinstreetyouth.org | The Future Track Program provides pre-employment services to homeless and runaway youth through early career exploration workshops at the Drop-In Center and The LOFT group home. Youth who participate in Future Track are linked with more intensive employment services, inclduing day labor, job readiness, and technology training, through HIRE UP.
Larkin Street Youth Services | Larkin Street Hire Up Alternative Education GED Program | VPI | 100000 | 1154 Sutter Street | 94109 | [PHONE] ext 235 |  | HIRE Up will provide Alternative Education services including case management, an onsite school, tutoring, GED preparation in concert with Youth Force work opportunities in order to deter youth from violence. Services are offered to homeless youth ages 12-24 every weekday during flexible day and evening hours to ensure maximum access.
Larkin Street Youth Services | Youth Sector Bridge | YLEaD | 100000 | 701 Sutter Street | 94109 | 673-0911 | www.larkinstreetyouth.org | The HIRE Up Youth Sector Bridge program provides homeless youth with a track toward post-secondary education and a training and employment placement program in green job skills such as weatherization.
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | Community Building Program | YLEaD | 100000 | 127 Collingwood Street | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | LYRIC's Community Building Program prepares predominantly low-income LGBTQQ youth of color to be ready to learn and succeed in school through the achievement of Youth Development outcomes. Youth will participate in any of 4 groups that examine the culture, identity, and diversity of LGBTQQ youth communities.
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | LGBTQQ Violence Prevention & Intervention Program | VPI | 75000 | 127 Collingwood Street | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | LYRIC's YOUTH ADVOCACY ("Case Management") 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 are primarily available Monday-Friday, 2:00pm-6:00pm.
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) | Queer Youth Training Collaborative (QYTC) | YLEaD | 234000 | 127 Collingwood Street | 94114 | [PHONE] | www.lyric.org | The QYTC program supports primarily low-income LGBTQQ youth of color to be ready to learn and succeed in school through a holistic set of activities--work experience, job readiness trainings, case management--that prepare youth with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to make progress toward reaching their education and career goals.
Legal Services for Children | Partners for Success | VPI | 100000 | 1254 Market St., 3rd Floor | 94102 | [PHONE] | 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, and a walk-in clinic on Wednesday from 4 to 6pm.
Life Frames, Inc. | San Francisco Branch Living Library & Think Parks | OST | 105000 | 93 Mirabel | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.alivinglibrary.org / www.alivinglibrary.org/blog | Our Branch Living Library & Think Park Program works with children, youth, adults, year-round, during school day, after school and summers, to green their school and neighborhood through hands-on, interdisciplinary, standards-based learning opportunities. Older youth are mentors during out-of-school time for younger ones & receive a modest stipend
Literacy for Environmental Justice | Bayview Hunters Point Youth Development | YLEaD | 40000 | 1329 Evans Ave | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.lejyouth.org | LEJ will provide year-round paid internships to Bayview Hunters Point youth that make a substantive contribution to community environmental justice priorities, and will provide interpretive/stewardship programs at Candlestick Point SRA and Heron's [NAME] to peer youth programs in exchange for skill-building for LEJ youth.
Loco Bloco | Performance Arts Training | OST | 75000 | 3543 18th #20 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.locobloco.org | Loco Bloco provides cultural enrichment classes and performance opportunities for 80 youth in the San Francisco Bay Area consisting of drum, dance, theater, & stilt instruction at Columbia Park Boys & Girls Club, [NAME], [NAME], [NAME] and Creative Arts Charter. Students perform in the Carnaval parade.
Marriott Foundation for People w Disabilities | Bridges from school to work | YLEaD | 200000 | 785 Market Street, Suite 700 | 94103 | [PHONE] x11 | www.marriottfoundationbridges.org | Bridges from school to work is a workforce development program serving youth with special needs and multiple barriers to employment. [NAME] provides comprehensinve pre-employment, placement, and retention services for up to 24 months. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Mission Education Projects Incorported | Reducing the Risk: The Child in Family, School, and Community | OST | 114600 | 3049 24th Street | 94110 | (415) 282-9898 | MEPISF.ORG | School year program will serve 40 students ages 5-14. Services are provided Mon-Thurs. from 2:00 pm - 5:30. focusing on improving student's academic skills and providing enrichment activities. Summer program will serve 40 students ages 5-14. Services are provided Mon. - Fri. from 9:00-5:00 focusing on enrichment activties and academic support.
Mission Graduates | Bryant Elementary School ExCEL Match School Year | Sch-ExCEL | 19125 | 2641 25th Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.missiongraduates.org | The Tutoring Center at Bryant Elementary School is a year-round after-school program serving low-income students in grades 2nd through 5th grade who are particularly in need of after-school support services. The program combines academic supports, enrichment, recreation and nutrition, college readiness activities, and parent engagement modules.
Mission Graduates | [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 103370 | 3040 16th Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.missiongraduates.org | Mission Graduates Tutoring Center at Marshall E.S. serves 120 K-5th grade youth and their families. 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 Graduates | Tutoring Center Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 49680 | 3040 16th Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.missiongraduates.org | Mission Graduates Tutoring Center at Marshall E.S. serves 100 K-5th grade youth and their families each summer. Services provided include remedial academic assistance, enrichment classes, nutrition and fitness activities, college-bound trips in and out of San Francisco, and family workshops and events Monday - Friday from 9am-5pm.
Mission Housing Development Corporation | Rich Sorro Commons After School Program | OST | 63270 | 474 [NAME], Suite 280 | 94103 | (415) 269-8009 | www.missionhousing.org | Mission Housing Development Corporation (MHDC) and the Embarcadero YMCA providen an Monday-Friday, three hour per day, after school program at Rich Sorro Commons (a 100 unit affordable housing development in Mission Bay). The program will serve 25 youth ages 5-14 and include homework tutorial, enrichment workshops and recreational activities.
Mission Language & Vocational School (MLVS), Inc. | Youth Net Academic Program | YLEaD | 54137 | 2929 19th Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mlvs.org | YouthNet is an out-of school time Academic Support, Leadership and Life Skills program for 60 youth at risk of dropping out. Daily classes and workshops in Health, Fitness, Computers. Monday-Friday 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. Academic & college counseling, outdoor education and field trips. Parent referral services. Focus on Math, English skills improvement
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Avenidas Case Management-Prevention | VPI | 220000 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | [PHONE] x1110 | www.mncsf.org | The Avenidas program provides case management services for young people 10-25 yrs. at-risk or involved in delinquent behaviors 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 workshops.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Home Detention | VPI | 260000 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | The Home Detention program provides supervision to low level, in-risk youth or first time offenders awaiting court disposition as an alternative to detention. We supervise court orders and provide referrals to other programs, ensuring program compliance and attendance to court hearings. Staff conduct curfew calls daily and meet with minor weekly.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Beacon Community Center | Beacon | 320000 | 362 Capp St. | 94110 | 415. 431.2233 | www.mncsf.org | Mission Beacon Center promotes & supports the healthy development of youth, family and community in the Mission District by engaging and collaborating with schools, parents, volunteers & community-based resources that represent the strengths of the entire community through academic, recreational, personal enrichment and social justice programming.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Girls After School Program | OST | 97014 | 3007 24th Street | 94110 | (415)648-2826 | www.mncyouthservices.org | Mission Girls After School Program provides a safe girls-only space. In addition to daily homework assistance, we offer weekly enrichment activities including health education, sports & fitness, cultural arts & crafts, leadership development, career exploration, and participation in cultural community events and field trips. M-F, 2:30-6:00pm.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Girls Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 55000 | 3007 24th Street | 94110 | (415)648-2826 | www.mncyouthservices.org | The Mission Girls Summer Program provides an 8-week summer program, 2 week winter break program, 1 week spring break program,and school holiday programs for inner-city girls, ages 9-14. Program offers academic enrichment, cultural enrichment, career exploration, leadership development, cultural art, health education, sports & fitness, and outings.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Mission Neighborhood Centers GED Program | VPI | 100000 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncsf.org | Our GED Program serves young adults ages 17-25 who reside in the Mission, Bayview, and outer Mission. We offer GED prep and ESL supportive services to serious offenders in-risk, highly at risk, and multi-systems involved. We offer afternoon, evening and Saturday classes, at 3 different sites to ensure the client completes the program successfully.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Precita Center After School Program | OST | 92796 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | 206-7756 x1110 | www.mncsf.org | The Precita Center offers afterschool and programming to youth ages 5-13. Precita offers after school pick up at elementary schools close to the center. The program offers homework assistance, sports and recreation, cultural enrichment, and leadership development. The staff work closely with parents and teachers to ensure academic success.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Precita Center Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 55000 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | 206-7756 | www.mncsf.org | Precita Center offers summer and school break programming to youth ages 5-13, weekdays 9-6pm. The activities include sports and recreation, cultural enrichment, health and fitness, and leadership development; which includes service learning, community activism and career exploration. We expose youth to new experiences out of the immediate vicinity.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | RAICES Program | YLEaD | 50000 | 3007 24th Street | 94110 | (415) 648-2826 | www.mncyouthservices.org | The RAICES program conducts 36 violence-prevention workshops to 50 young women & young men, ages 13-17 at 3 community sites per year. RAICES curriculum is provided for 1-2 hours, with a focus on violence prevention and health & well-being. Raices targets the most vulnerable youth of color that may be engaging in high-risk behaviors.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Young Queens Diversion | VPI | 29000 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncyouthservices.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 and attend weekly life skills and support groups on Wednesday evenings as part of a court order, or through self-referral.
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. | Young Queens Prevention | VPI | 75000 | 362 Capp Street | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.mncyouthservices.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 and attend weekly evening life skills workshops and enrichment activities.
Mission Neighborhood Health Center | Latinos en Extasis Youth Program | YLEaD | 125000 | 240 Shotwell Street | 94110 | [PHONE] ext 339 | www.mnhc.org/YouthServices.shtml | The Latinos en Extasis Youth Project engages youth, ages 13 to 17, in facilitating peer-led health education groups. We also offer professional health education counseling. Peer leaders conduct a series of four groups, held once a week at youth-serving agencies in the community. Groups are scheduled for Tuesdays and Fridays, October - April.
Mission SF Community Financial Center | Make Your Path (MY Path) | YLEaD | 80800 | 3269 Mission St. | 94110 | [PHONE] x18 | www.mission.coop | Mission SF's Make Your Path (MY Path) is a nationally-recognized program model that delivers youth-designed financial education, specialized youth-owned savings accounts, and incentives to set and meet savings goals. MY Path targets youth that are earning money to prevent use of fringe outlets and build youth money management and savings habits.
Mission SF Community Financial Center | New ERA (Economic Rights for All) Organizing Project | YLEaD | 50000 | 3269 Mission St. | 94110 | [PHONE] x18 | www.mission.coop | 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 people in San Francisco and to reduce the impact of predatory financial services. New ERA meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4pm to 6pm.
Mission Youth Soccer League | Mission Youth Soccer League | OST | 50000 | 2773 21st Street | 94110 | 415/331-8110 | missionyouthsoccer.org | MYSL provides the opportunity for approximately 600 San Francisco children and youth from ages 5 - 18 to play soccer on a year round basis. Our 2012-13 DCYF grant will fund teams serving children in the K - 8 age group. This group is comprised of approximately 250 players on 20 teams playing in recreational and competitive leagues.
New Conservatory Theatre Center | Satellite Drama Education Program at varying SFUSD schools | OST | 25000 | 25 Van Ness Avenue, Lower Lobby | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.nctcsf.org | NCTC's Satellite Drama Education Program travels to schools and sites across San Francisco and increases access to an education in the art for diverse youth ages 5-10. Satellite classes typically take place in the after-school hours and run for an hour, one day each week in the fall or spring semester.
New Door Ventures | ALLY Program Expansion | YLEaD | 273710 | 3075 21st Street | 94110 | [PHONE] x 308 | www.newdoor.org | ALLY is an internship program which gives at-risk youth (ages 17-21) pre-employment training, paid work experience, educational support and intensive case management. Youth work in community partner sites, including for-profit and non-profit organizations. ALLY is a cohort model, offered 3-5 times per year, with days and hours varying by site.
Northern California Music & Art Culture Center | Wreach-Out | OST | 125000 | 1280 Webster Street | 94115 | 415)440-6222 | http://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 Asian and African American communities through music, arts and martial arts instruction and performance.
Old [NAME] | Old [NAME] | YLEaD | 153500 | 1429 Mendell Street | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.oldskoolcafe.org | Old [NAME] provides jobs and training to youth ages 16-22, focusing on the at-risk, previously incarcerated, and foster care population. Youth are employed in every aspect of the restaurant as chefs, waiters, and entertainment. Youth receive up to 20 hours of training and work experience each week.
Omega Boys Club | Omega Leadership Academy | YLEaD | 60000 | 1060 Tennessee Street | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.street-soldiers.org | Omega Boys Club will provide YLEaDs 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 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 | 50000 | 1060 Tennessee Street | 94107 | [PHONE] | www.street-soldiers.org | The Omega 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.
Opportunity Impact | Afterschool Collaborative | YLEaD | 56930 | PO BOX 156853 | 94115 | 4157717228 | www.momagic.org, www.opportunityimpact.org | The collaborative participants will meet 1-3 days a week. It will include organizing the Western Addition YLEaD Council and Literacy project. Youth/YLEaDs will engage in enrichment programming and activities including, journalism, entrepreneurship, civic engagement and event planning. Youth will also organize literacy activities for younger children.
Opportunity Impact | Community-based Afterschool @ Ella Hill Hutch | OST | 219000 | 1050 McAllister Street | 94115 | (415)771-7228 | www.opportunityimpact.org, www.momagic.org | The Magic Zone runs a comprehensive, year-round youth program. We enroll youth from [NAME] to 8th grade. Activities occur every weekday year-round until they start high school. Program takes a youth development approach to OST integrating project based learning in academic, enrichment and recreational activities.
Opportunity Impact | Mo Magic | Misc | 125000 | PO Box 156853 | 94115 | 4155670400 | www.momagic.org | Mo' MAGIC works to strengthen and improve coordination of children, youth and family services throughout the city. Mo' MAGIC will focus on the Western Addition to improve coordination of services, host 2 events, provide resource sharing, assist with referrals, communication with CBO's and public entities, and cross organization problem solving.
Opportunity Impact | SF Team in the Western Addition | SFTnew | 50000 | 699 Hayes Street | 94115 | (415) 771-7228 | www.OpportunityImpact.org | The Magic Zone runs a comprehensive, year-round youth program. We enroll youth from [NAME] to 8th grade. Activities occur every weekday year-round until they start high school. Program takes a youth development approach to OST integrating project based learning in academic, enrichment and recreational activities.
Opportunity Impact | YLEaD Programming @ Ella Hill Hutch | YLEaD | 235000 | 1050 Macallister Street | 94115 | (415) 567-0400 | www.momagic.org & www.opportunityimpact.org | [NAME] will offer programming for YLEaDs throughout the year - (after-school/ summer), with a partnership with SFUSD to support chronically truant youth during the school year. [NAME] YLEaD programming will include enrichment, civic engagement, youth development, community building activities along with career explorations & college prep
Our Kids First | Our Kids First | OST | 143000 | 5845 Mission Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.okfprogram.org | The Our Kids First After School Tutorial Program is designed to provide after school services to children enrolled in kindergarten through twelfth grade in an environment that is safe, challenging and nurturing. This environment is designed to help the children with their homework, raise their GPA and experience success in school.
Pacific News Service | Roaddawgz: Creative Purpose for Homeless Youth | YLEaD | 60000 | 275 Ninth Street | 94103 | (415) 923-9085 | www.roaddawgz.org | Roaddawgz is a drop-in center for homeless youth ages 15-24 who are writers, artists and musicians. We employ a peer-driven/harm reduction/self-help model offering literary, artistic, technological mentoring; education and job training; vital services and referrals for mental health,housing,employment,drug/alcohol rehab. Open Tues/Wed/Thurs 1-6pm
Pacific News Service | The Beat Within (TBW) | VPI | 43000 | 275 Ninth Street | 94103 | (415) 503-4170 | www.thebeatwithin.org | The Beat Within's primary commitment is to provide detained youth with a weekly writing and conversation workshop that provides them with a safe space to share their ideas and experiences while promoting literacy, self- expression, critical thinking skills, and healthy, supportive relationships with adults and their community.
Parents for Public Schools - San Francisco | General Operating Support | Misc | 70000 | 3543 - 18th Street, #1 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.ppssf.org | Parents for Public Schools is a network of parents working together to build and ensure quality public education for all children in San Francisco.
People Organized to Win Employment Rights | Youth in Power | YLEaD | 50000 | 335 S Van Ness Ave 2nd Floor | 94103 | [PHONE] x304 | www.peopleorganized.org | Youth in Power builds the leadership and organizing skills of low-income youth of color ages 14-17 to address the root causes of problems affecting youth in Bayview, Mission and Excelsior. Youth members hold weekly meetings, hold actions and participate in a Summer Leadership Program. Five hours of services are offered per week.
Performing Arts Workshop | Artists-in-Communities | OST | 150000 | 1661 Tennessee Street, Unit 3-O | 94107 | [PHONE] | 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.
[NAME] | Afterschool Program | OST | 50000 | 2565 San Bruno Avenue | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.portolafc.org | Our afterschool program is designed to provide a safe, supervised structure that enables youth to improve their academic performance, while supporting their overall development. We also provide enrichment activities such as cooking club, computer club, and art and crafts, etc. The program serves students [NAME] and takes place M-F from 2:40pm-6:30pm.
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Case Management - Aftercare/Re-entry | VPI | 100000 | 953 De Haro Street | 94107 | [PHONE] | phnh.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 retry. Our hours of operations are: Mon & Tue from 10:00am - 4:pm & 6-8:00pm. Wed 10am- 2pm & 6-8pm, Thur 12-4pm & 6-8pm, Fri 10-2pm and 12-4 on Sat.
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Experiment in Diversity | YLEaD | 71000 | 953 De Haro Street | 94107 | [PHONE] | phnh.org | Experiment In Diversity is an Education program targeting at-risk youth 13-17 yrs old. Our goal is to insure all youth have a career path upon graduating. We tutor, mentor, case manage & provide emotional support to struggling students. We provide youth with positive experiences that they would not receive otherwise.
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Peer Counseling Detention Based Programs | VPI | 75750 | 953 De Haro Street | 94107 | [PHONE] | phnh.org | Our 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. Youth get counseling and guidance from safe, caring adults, and they work with positive peer role models that help them become more accountable for their behavior
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House | Summer in the City | Summ-Brk | 50000 | 953 De Haro Street | 94107 | [PHONE] | phnh.org | Summer In the City is an alternative Education program that teaches youth the values of education and community. We will work with students to development a sense of well being and challenge them to stay focused when the world around them is full of distractions. In the summer we travel and engage in fun creative scholastic & enrichment activities
Providence Foundation of San Francisco | After School & Summer Day Camp Program | OST | 69930 | 1218 Mendell Street | 94124 | (415) 206-0263 | www.providencefoundationsf.org | The Foundation operates an After School Tutorial Program for 25 youth, K-6th grade. The program begins September 11, 2012 and ends May 24, 2013, Monday - Thursday, 3:00pm-6:00 pm. During the summer months, we leverage funding to include a Summer Day Camp for 35-40 youth, from July 9th to August 3rd. The hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am -5:00pm.
Reading Partners | [NAME] | OST | 50000 | 474 [NAME] Street Suite 210 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.mlcsf.org | The Centro del Pueblo After School Reading Program runs eight months (October-June) twice a week, three hours each day. Children receive small group, thematic literacy instruction. Participants attend several low- performing schools. Approximately 60% of the children are Latino and 30% are African American.
Reading Partners | [NAME] Summer Discovery Reading & Writing Program | Summ-Brk | 40000 | 474 [NAME] Street Suite 210 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.mlcsf.org | The 6-week Summer Discovery Reading & Writing Program provides over 60 elementary children with intensive instruction in reading, writing, and enrichment. Children read & write in small groups, participate in art and science activities, and explore SF on field trips. This joint program with 826 [NAME] also provides snack and recreation.
Reading Partners | ExCEL Flynn Afterschool Literacy Program | Sch-ExCEL | 59400 | 474 [NAME] Street Suite 210 | 94103 | [PHONE] | htt://www.readingpartners.org | Reading Partners Plus serves 90-100 K-5th [NAME] [NAME] students, M-F; 2:45-6:00pm. We build literacy skills through thematic-based literacy instruction and creative enrichment activities. We also provide homework help, recreation, and snack. Students reflect school demographics, primarily limited English and from low-income homes.
Reading Partners | Hillcrest After-School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 136634 | 106 [NAME] 201 | 94607 | 5104449800 | www.readingpartners.org | The Hillcrest Elementary ASP serves 215 of our highest need students from 1:50 - 6:00 p.m. every school day. Our ASP provides equal parts academic support, enrichment and physical activity. The core of our program is our eight expanded-day staff who begin their work days at 9:00 a.m. and create a strong bridge between school day and after school.
Reading Partners | SF Team at Flynn Elementary School | SFTcont | 30000 | 106 Linden Street | 94607 | [PHONE] | www.mlcsf.org | Reading Partners Plus serves 90-100 K-5th [NAME] [NAME] students, M-F; 2:45-6:00pm. We build literacy skills through thematic-based literacy instruction and creative enrichment activities. We also provide homework help, recreation, and snack. Students reflect school demographics, primarily limited English and from low-income homes.
Real Options for City Kids (ROCK) | After School Program at El Dorado Elementary School | Sch-ExCEL | 50000 | 590 Leland Ave | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.rocksf.org | The after school program will take place M-F both during and after school hours ending at 6pm. Participants will be provided a combination of academic and enrichment activities including homework assistance, tutoring, recreation, arts/crafts, music/dance, etc.
Real Options for City Kids (ROCK) | Beacon | Beacon | 200000 | 590 Leland Ave. | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.rocksf.org | After-school programs will be held M-F 3:10-6pm where participants will do a combination of homework and enrichment (e.g. sports, arts, dance, music, etc.). In-school programs will be held during class. Saturday programs will be held on 18 Saturdays throughout the school year for 4-6 hours/day. Evening and summer programs are available.
Renaissance Parents of Success | Youth Movement | YLEaD | 75000 | 1800 Oakdale, #510 | 94124 | [PHONE] | under construction | To provide services to 20 at-risk youth (3 days per week) to aid in their transition into positive members of society. The program offers life/skills/job readiness training, 4 months paid internship, community involvement, diversity training, school monitoring, advocacy and supportive wrap around services.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Alamo Elementary School | Sch-NonEx | 120024 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides arts, nutrition, and literacy-based after school care to elementary students at four public schools in the Richmond District. Programs run Monday to Friday from school release to 6pm. RDASC students receive directed arts, recreation, and academic tutoring/homework help instruction.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Argonne Elementary School | Sch-ExCEL | 159532 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides arts, nutrition, and literacy-based after school care to elementary students at 4 public schools in the Richmond District. Programs run Monday through Friday from school release to 6pm. RDASC students receive directed arts, recreation, and academic tutoring/homework help instruction
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 99596 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides arts, nutrition, and literacy-based after school care to elementary students at four public schools in the Richmond District. Programs run Monday to Friday from school release to 6pm. RDASC students receive directed arts, recreation, and academic tutoring/homework help instruction.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 66752 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides arts, nutrition and literacy-based after school care to elementary students at four public schools in the Richmond District. Programs run Monday to Friday from the school release to 6pm. RDASC students receive directed arts, recreation and academic tutoring/homework help instruction.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Multicultural Children's Art Program | OST | 35000 | 741 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | MCAP offers free year round multicultural and environmental art focused workshops for youth ages 5-11 and their family on Saturdays & Sundays and also offers a low cost half day summer art camp. MCAP holds two community art events through out the year. Approximately 100 students from diverse backgrounds attend these culturally themed workshops.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Presidio Middle School After School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 37500 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | RDNC's AfterSchool Program at Presidio Middle School offers enrichment, recreational, and academic services everyday after school from dismissal until 6pm as well as 8th grade YLEaD Center, Art Academy, leadership programs and apprenticeships.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Richmond Village Beacon | Beacon | 395000 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rvbeacon.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 enrichment programs.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Roosevelt Middle School After School Program | Sch-ExCEL | 37500 | 741- 30th Avenue | 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 as well as 8th grade YLEaD Center, Art Academy, leadership programs and apprenticeships.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | SF TEAM at Lafayette Elementary School | SFTcont | 30000 | 741- 30th Avenue | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | Richmond District After School Collaborative (RDASC) provides arts, nutrition, and literacy-based after school care to elementary students at 4 public schools in the Richmond District. Programs run every day from school release to 6pm. RDASC students receive directed arts, recreation, and academic tutoring/homework help instruction.
Richmond District Neighborhood Center | Youth Employment and Multicultural Leadership Program | YLEaD | 120000 | 741 30th Ave | 94121 | [PHONE] | www.rdnc.org | The Youth Employment and Leadership programs of RDNC are based at the Richmond Village Beacon located on the campus of [NAME]. They include job placement at RDNC afterschool program sites, job bank and job fairs, one on one resume and interview support, and job readiness workshops. Hours are during lunch and afterschool.
SAGE | LifeSkills for Girls | VPI | 75000 | 68 12th Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.sagesf.org | Lifeskills for Girls is a trauma-based detention alternative for in-risk sexually exploited girls. Services include trauma education, health, somatic awareness, competency and role development, and resiliency, provided in group and individual formats. The goal is to enable them make healthy transitions to adulthood.
Samoan Community Development Center | PIYA - After School | OST | 77700 | 2055 Sunnydale Avenue #100 | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.samoancenter.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 [NAME] neighborhoods. We provide mentoring, counseling, tutoring, physical fitness and recreation,and outreach to youth and families.
Samoan Community Development Center | PIYA - Summer | Summ-Brk | 56007 | 2055 Sunnydale Avenue #100 | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.samoancenter.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 [NAME] neighborhoods. We provide a fun environment for kids to learn the Samoan Culture through music, dance, language, arts & crafts, life skills, recreation & fitness.
Samoan Community Development Center | Samoan Case Management | VPI | 100000 | 2055 Sunnydale Avenue #100 | 94134 | [PHONE] | www.samoancenters.org | The Samoan Case Management Program will be focusing on case managing youth that are at high risk and are on probation. The services will include but not limited to home and school visits; one-on-one counseling sessions; supporting youth and families at court appearance. The population served are Samoan and Pacific Islander youth.
San Francisco Arts Commission | WritersCorps | YLEaD | 100000 | 25 Van Ness Ave, Suite 345 | 94102 | 252-2546 | writerscorps.org | San Francisco WritersCorps improves the literacy and writing skills of educationally and economically disadvantaged youth through long-term, in-depth creative writing workshops led by professional writers. WritersCorps teaching artists will work with 675 youth at 11 sites to improve their writing skills and to increase their self-confidence.
San Francisco Arts Education Project | SF Team at Glen Park Elementary School | SFTcont | 30000 | 135 Van Ness Ave., % Norse Auditorium | 94102 | 415/551-7990 | www.SFArtsED.org | [NAME] is a literacy and arts-based enrichment program conducted at Glen Park Elementary School that is a collaborative effort between the San Francisco Arts Education Project (SFArtsED) and Glen Park Elementary School. The program provides 125 students, ages 5-10, with a rich, integrated after-school curriculum.
San Francisco Brown Bombers | [NAME] | OST | 75000 | P.O. Box 880697 | 94188 | [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 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 serv
San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center | Talk Line | SSD | 287825 | 1757 Waller Street | 94117 | (415) 387-3684 | www.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 Education Fund | Bridge To Success | SchPart | 204537.94 | 2730 Bryant Street, Second Floor (as of September 10, 2012) | 94110 | [PHONE] | http://www.sfedfund.org/ | SF Education Fund's Postsecondary Success Program (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. PSP supports Bridge To Success initiatives and activities.
San Francisco Food Bank | DCYF Community Child Nutrition Snack Pilot | CityHW | 230000 | 900 Pennsylvania Avenue | 94107 | (415) 282-1907 ex. 368 | 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 provides providers annual training.
San Francisco LGBT Community Center | LGBT Youth School Based Services | YLEaD | 65000 | 1800 Market Street | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.sfcenter.org | The Center's Youth Program engages high school aged youth in learning about LGBTQ issues, providing support for LGBTQ students and their allies and assisting them in making their schools safer. Core services include an LGBT Studies Course, and an afterschool program at ISA. Partners include SFUSD, reaching students city-wide.
San Francisco LGBT Community Center | TAY Services | TAY | 96000 | 1800 Market Street | 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. Activities include meal nights, art/self-expression groups, culminating event and outreach. Partnerships exist with over 10 agencies and youth are reached city wide
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department | Workreation | YLEaD | 324710.4 | 501 [NAME] | 94117 | [PHONE] | sfrecpark.org | Workreation provides young adults 14-17 years old the oppportunity 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 $10.24 an hour.
San Francisco School Alliance | San Francisco Beacon Initiative | Misc | 75000 | 1390 Market Street, [NAME] 900 | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.sfbeacon.org | 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 School Alliance | Youth Vote | SSD | 42500 | 114 Sansome Street, Suite 800 | 94104 | [PHONE] | www.yefsf.org/youthvote | YouthVote is a civic engagement initiative aimed at making elections and San Francisco's local government relevant and accountable to young people. The program includes a mock election, a youth survey, and student leadership elections. Coordinates with San Francisco Youth Commission, Student Advisory Council, and other groups.
San Francisco State University | SF Promise | SchPart | 250000 | 1600 Holloway Ave | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.sanfranciscopromise.org | The purpose of SF Promise is to guarantee admission to SF State for all SFUSD graduates and provide financial assistance if needed. SF Promise will educate students and families on strategies for success in grades K-16, create a college going culture and support activities during and out of school that ensures all students have access to college.
San Francisco Students Back On Track | Back on Track Program | OST | 110000 | 1399 Mc Allister Street | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.backontracksf.org | "Back on Track K-8" is a free K-8 after-school tutoring and mentoring program. We provide individualized one-on-one support in all disciplines. We serve the underserved youth populations throughout San Francisco. Services are offered Monday through Thursday between the hours of 3:30 pm and 8 pm; students receive two hours of tutoring once a week.
San Francisco Study Center | Geneva Car Barn & Power House | YLEaD | 50000 | 1095 Market Street, Suite 602 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.genevacarbarn.org | The Geneva Car Barn and Powerhouse Program will provide job training through the technical arts to under-served youth in SF's District 11. We'll offer training in the literary, fabrication, culinary and media arts. Our summer program will offer classes M-F, totaling 120 hours. Our Fall/Winter programs will offer classes 2 days/week, totaling 96h.
San Francisco Unified School District | Athletics | SchPart | 956000 | 555 [NAME], Room 250 | 94131 | [PHONE] | www.cifsf.org | The SFUSD Athletic Office operates athletic programs for San Francisco middle and high schools. Middle schools play six sports throughout the school year, and the high schools play sevenYLEaD sports throughout the school year. The high schools also participate in CIF state competition culminating in state playoffs in a number of sports.
San Francisco Unified School District | Bridge To Success | SchPart | 435909.49 | 555 Franklin St. | 94102 | [PHONE] x1029 | www.sfusd.edu | 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.
San Francisco Unified School District | Center for Academic Re-Entry and Empowerment (CARE) | SchPart |  | 555 Portola #1 | 94117 | 695-5543 | www.sfusd.edu | CARE Program re-engages and supports SFUSD students, ages 14-17, who have been identified as chronically absent and credit deficient within SFUSD high schools. In partnershiip with the Bayview YMCA, students will be assessed, receive academic curriculum, life skills, and case management services to support them toward a goal of graduation.
San Francisco Unified School District | Elementary Arts Program | SchPart | 1257000 | 555 [NAME], Suite 370 | 94131 | [PHONE] | [NAME] | The Elementary Music Program takes instrumental music instruction in flute, clarinet, trumpet, and violin to interested students in grades four and five in all seventy-two non-charter elementary schools. The Elementary Arts Program is an artist-in-residence program providing experiences in the arts at all of our 72 non-charter elementary schools.
San Francisco Unified School District | Salad Bar Program | HW | 234000 | 841 Ellis St | 94109 | [PHONE] |  | Funding goes directly to Student Nutrition Services to purchase of fresh vegetables for salad bars at some [NAME] schools, and all Middle and High schools at the San Francisco Unified School District. Salad bars are provided every operational school day, 176 days a year.
San Francisco Unified School District | SF Promise | SchPart | 250000 | 20 Cook Street | 94102 | [PHONE] x1029 | www.sanfranciscopromise.org | The purpose of SF Promise is to guarantee admission to SF State for all SFUSD graduates and provide financial assistance if needed. SF Promise will educate students and families on strategies for success in grades K-12, create a college going culture and support activities during and out of school that ensures all students have access to college
San Francisco Unified School District | TARC Program | SchPart |  | 555 Franklin St. | 94102 | 695-5543 | www.sfusd.edu | The Truancy Assessment and Resource Center is a one-stop truancy intervention center that is a collaborative effort. SFUSD counseling staff assist agency staff in obtaining pertinent academic data and records needed to develop an intervention plan, and assist students as needed for a short-term basis, in the on-site Counseling Center classroom.
San Francisco Unified School District | Transportation | SchPart | 250000 | 1000 [NAME] | 94124 | 695-5602 | www.sfusd.edu | The San Francisco Unified School District's Department of Transportation is responsible for transporting SFUSD elementary and middle school students to and from various locations in the city during school hours for field trips. Destinations within the City as an example include the SF Symphony, De Young Museum, Steinhart Aquarium,& Exploratorium
San Francisco Unified School District | Wellness Initiative | HW |  | 1515 Quintara Street | 94116 | [PHONE] | www.sfwellness.org | The Wellness Initiative manages Wellness Programs in 15 SFUSD high schools. The Wellness Programs are school-based resources dedicated to improving the health, well-being and educational outcomes of all students. The [NAME] provide students with coordinated health education, assessment, counseling and other support services during school hours.
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San Francisco Unified School District | Wellness Program - Mission | HW |  | 3750 18th St. | 94114 | [PHONE]
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Society for Art Publications | Meridian Gallery Interns Program | YLEaD | 50000 | 535 Powell Street | 94108 | (415) 398-7229 | www.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 YLEaDs. The program runs M-F from October - May (school year) and June - August (summer).
South of Market Child Care Inc. | San Francisco Child Care Providers Association | ECE-S | 48079.2 | 790 Folsom Street | 94107 | (415) 820-3500 | www.somacc.org | The mission of the SFCCPA is to ensure that the San Francisco ECE workforce has the support, compensation and other resources needed to provide the highest quality care to all children. The SFCCPA works directly with providers to increase their understanding of best practices, childhood development and to increase their leadership skills.
Special Service for Groups | Occupational Therapy Training Program Detention Based Services | VPI | 75000 | 425 Divisadero Street | 94117 | (415) 551-0975 | 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 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 | VPI | 75000 | 425 Divisadero Street | 94117 | (415) 551-0975 | www.ottp-sf.org | The OTTP Secondary Prevention Program serves youth, age 10-22, 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.
Streetside Stories | Communities, Stories, and Skills | OST | 150000 | 3130 20th Street, Suite 311 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.streetside.org | Streetside's Community Programs focus on literacy, arts and academic enrichment programs and help youth 5-14 share their stories. Streetside uses the arts to build literacy and critical thinking and prepare students for success. Streetside provides sequential, age appropriate arts and project-based content that links to school day standards.
Streetside Stories | DigiLit | YLEaD | 50000 | 3130 20th St. Suite 311 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.streetside.org | DigiLit is a digital storytelling program that builds academic, artistic and leadership skills. The workshop delivers integrated, skill-building and sequential creative writing, visual arts, and digital media lessons. Each student completes an apprenticeship track in [NAME], [NAME], Media Distribution or Leadership.
Sunset District Community Development | Case Management, Enrichment and Referral Services for At-Risk/Highly At-Risk Youth - Secondary Prevention | VPI | 100000 | 3918 Judah Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | SYS Secondary Prevention Case Management provides case management to 30 youth annually who are at risk of becoming 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.
Sunset District Community Development | Case Management, Enrichment and Referral Services for In-Risk Youth Aftercare/Re-entry | VPI | 100000 | 3918 Judah Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | [NAME] Case Management provides case management to 30 youth annually who are 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.
Sunset District Community Development | Sunset Youth Services Youth Center and Youth Development Programs | OST | 35000 | 3918 Judah Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | Sunset Youth Services operates a youth center that houses all kinds of programs and opportunities for youth to stay busy with friends and supported by caring adults. The youth center provides film making, a recording studio, gender specific support groups, computers snacks, recreation activities and many other activities and opportunities for youth
Sunset District Community Development | YLEaD Program | YLEaD | 125000 | 3918 Judah Street | 94122 | (415) 665-0255 | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | Sunset Youth Services operates a youth center that houses all kinds of programs and opportunities for youth to stay busy with friends and supported by caring adults. The youth center provides film making, a recording studio, gender specific support groups, snacks, recreation activities and many other activities and opportunities for youth.
Sunset District Community Development | UpStar Records (a project of Sunset Youth Services) | YLEaD | 40000 | 3918 Judah Street | 94122 | [PHONE] | www.sunsetyouthservices.org | This program's primary goal is to expand youth employment and hands-on career training opportunities through UpStar Records, Sunset Youth Services youth-run record label. UpStar Records has [NAME] Member positions in recording, mixing, beat production, video, and social media. Upstar Records runs [NAME], and is an annual rotation of opportunities.
Support for Families of Children with Disabilities | Inclusion Capacity Building | SSD | 85000 | 1663 Mission Street, 7th Floor | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.snipsf.org | 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.
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center | After School Academy (ASA) | OST | 250000 | 660 Lombard St. | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.tel-hi.org | The After School Academy (ASA) focuses on the overall development of students through a comprehensive program including academic support, recreation, and character development of students from diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds. ASA operates M-F from 2:00pm-6:00pm on days school is in session and during most school breaks from 7:30am-6:00pm.
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center | ASA Summer and School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 100000 | 660 Lombard | 94133 | [PHONE] x13 | [NAME] | [NAME] Summer and School Break Program is open from 7:30am-6pm during school breaks as well as most holidays and furlough days. Participants in the program enjoy academic interventions, sports and recreation, enrichment activities, and excursions. Participants are elementary students primarily from north east San Francisco.
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center | North Beach-Chinatown Beacon Center | Beacon | 320000 | 660 Lombard Street | 94133 | [PHONE] | www.tel-hi.org | The North Beach-Chinatown Beacon Center, based at Francisco Middle School, provides school-day, afterschool, evening, weekend and summer programming for youth and families who attend the school, as well as families and community members in the immediate nieghborhood.
Temple United Methodist Church | Temple Tutorial Program (TTP) | OST | 47795 | 65 Beverly Street | 94132 | 568-1444 |  | 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 | After School Program | OST | 100000 | 201 Eddy Street | 94102 | 415/358-3908 | www.tndc.org | TASP serves children 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 workshops, sports, and lots of exciting field trips.
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation | Summer and Breaks Program | Summ-Brk | 20000 | 201 Eddy Street | 94102 | 415/358-3908 | www.tndc.org | TASP's mission is to provide a safe environment in which children can engage in academic, cultural, recreational, and social activities. TASP serves children ages 5-17 and is open year-round, M-F 1p-6p, Saturdays 10a-5p. TASP is free to enroll. Programming includes homework tutoring, art workshops, sports, and lots of exciting field trips.
The Marsh | Marsh Youth Theater | OST | 50000 | 1062 [NAME] | 94110 | [PHONE] ext 3 | www.themarsh.og | DCYF funds 120 youth, grades K-8 from the Mission District and other SF neighboorhoods to attend theater arts programs from 1-30 hours per week, to learn dance, theater, music and visual art. MYT offers year-round skill building theater arts classes, FirstStage and MainStage Performance Ensembles, and Summer Workshops.
Third Baptist | Third Baptist Freedom School | Summ-Brk | 99500 | 1399 McAllister Street | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.thirdbaptist.org | Third Baptist Freedom School is 5-week summer school academic enrichment program for children in grades K-12. The school operates from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday-Friday; Breakfast, a meal and 2 nutritious snacks are provided each day. There is a field trip off-site every week. Workshops for parents are also provided as a part of the program.
Tides Center | Adolescent Health Working Group | CityHW | 122500 | 1390 Market Street, [NAME] 900 | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.ahwg.net | The AHWG works to increase adolescent health providers capacity to meet the needs of youth and young adults through: 1) the development and delivery of comprehensive evidence-based tools and training; 2) convening and coordination of stakeholders and linkages across systems of care; and 3) policy planning and advocacy.
Tides Center | Oasis for Girls - Oasis Core Continuum | YLEaD | 90000 | 1008 Mission Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.sfoasis.org | RISE provides life skills training for low-income, young women of color ages 14-17. RISE fosters appreciation of healthy behaviors to prepare girls to make positive choices and live healthy lives. T-Th 2-6:30 pm. Saturdays as needed.
Tides Center | Oasis For Girls - Technology and Leadership Program | YLEaD | 40000 | 1008 Mission Street | 94103 | (415) 701-7991 | www.sfoasis.org | The Technology and Leadership Program (TLP) prepares low income young women of color for advanced education and careers through technology training and vocational education. TLP is offered 3x per year on T/W/Th from 4:30-6:30 pm and from 1-4:30 pm in the summer months.
Tides Center | Oasis For Girls - Technology and Leadership Program - YWD | YLEaD | 75000 | 1008 Mission Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.sfoasis.org | The Technology and Leadership Program (TLP) prepares young women for advanced education and careers through technology training and vocational education. TLP participants are low income young women of color. TLP is offered three times per year on T/W/Th from 4:30-6:30 pm and from 1-4:30 pm in the summer months.
Tides Center | Out of Site: Center for Arts Education | YLEaD | 117500 | 755 Ocean Avenue | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.outofsite-sf.org | The DCYF grant supports after school programs in visual and performing arts for public high school students in District 11 and beyond. Students are with us twice a week (Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs) 4 - 6 pm, plus weekend work days and field trips, for about 14 weeks. Students come from 8 public high schools, mostly in the south part of the city.
Treasure Island Sailing Center | Youth Sailing Program: Half-Day Summer Camp | OST | 25000 | 698 California Ave Building 112 | 94130 | [PHONE] | www.tisailing.org | Half Day Summer Camp is held Monday though Friday from 9:00am to 12:15pm and 1:00pm to 4:15pm. Students learn water safety, sailing fundamentals and basic maneuvers and by the end of the week each participant will be sailing a boat by themselves. The majority of students live in ethnically diverse low-income households from San Francisco.
TURF Community Organization | SF Junior 49ers Pop Warner Football & Cheer Squad | OST | 45000 | 1652 Sunnydale Ave | 94134 | 4155846099 | 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.
TURF Community Organization | TURF Restorative Case Management and Enrichment | VPI | 100000 | 1652 Sunnydale Ave | 94134 | 4155846099 |  | 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.
TURF Community Organization | [NAME] | OST | 62160 | 1652 Suunydale Ave | 94134 | 4154006297 | www.turfcenter.org | 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.
UCSF | Wraparound Project | VPI | 160000 | 1001 Potrero Ave, Ward 3A | 94109 | [PHONE] | http://violenceprevention.surgery.ucsf.edu/ | The UCSF-Wraparound Project provides Case Management services to people 12-25 who are victims of interpersonal violence while the participant is still hospitalized. Case Managers provide crisis intervention and wraparound case management. Needs are continually reassessed for a period of six months to one year.
United Playaz | Case Management | VPI | 100000 | 1038 Howard Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | Case Management services for school age youth 11-17 years old who attend middle and high schools across San Francisco. Case Management may be risk reduction, restorative, or intensive in nature. With the exception of Balboa High School, client meetings are held at the United Playaz Clubhouse, or at the school client attends as needed.
United Playaz | Case Management - Aftercare/ReEntry | VPI | 100000 | 1038 Howard Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | Aftercare/ReEntry case management services for youth and young adults who are detained and transitioning, in-risk, on probation/parole. Case Management is primarily intensive, with restorative supports.
United Playaz | K-8 After School Program | OST | 125000 | 1038 Howard Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.unitedplayaz.org | United Playaz K-8 After School Programs serve children and youth 6-14 years of age. After School activities operate M-F 3- 6pm and during the summer from 10am - 7pm. Activities include homework and tutoring, recreation and sports, music, life skills, art, family support, community engagement, and field trips.
United Playaz | YLEaD Programming | YLEaD | 63000 | 1038 Howard Street | 94103 | [PHONE] x. 103 | www.unitedplayaz.org | United Playaz YLEaD programming serves youth 14-18 years of age, attending an SF high school. Activities operate M-F 3- 7pm and during the summer from 3am - 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 | MatchBridge | YLEaD | 210000 | 221 Main Street, Suite 300 | 94105 | (415) 808-4313 | www.matchbridge.org | MatchBridge helps young people build their foundation for educational and career success by providing work-based learning experiences with San Francisco employers. MatchBridge offers an entry point for businesses seeking to engage with the City's myraid youth employment programs. Youth 16-24 y/o, who live or go to school in SF, are eligible.
Up On Top | After School at Unitarian Center | OST | 71429 | 1187 [NAME] | 94109 | [PHONE] | upontop.org | Up On Top offers hope, stability, and fun to children of low-income families, preparing them to be successful in school and in life. We provides children an enriching after-school and summer program with low student/teacher ratios, including academic support, social skills, art, and music. We serve 24 children Mondays-Fridays during the school year
Up On Top | ExCEL at Tenderloin Community School | Sch-ExCEL | 29700 | 1187 Franklin Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.upontop.org | Up on Top provides safe, enriching and fun after school care for children in grades [NAME] from low-income families on Monday-Fridays from 2:30-6:00 pm. Our nurturing environment prepares children for academic and social success, offering homework support, daily enrichment, [NAME] and Family Education programs, and 7 wk Summer Camp
Up On Top | SF TEAM at Tenderloin Community School | SFTcont | 30000 | 1187 Franklin Street | 94109 | [PHONE] | www.upontop.org | Up on Top provides safe, enriching and fun after school care for children in grades [NAME] from low-income families on Monday-Fridays from 2:30-6:00 pm. Our nurturing environment prepares children for academic and social success, offering homework support, daily enrichment, [NAME] and Family Education programs, and 8 wk Summer Camp
Up On Top | Summer Program at Unitarian Universalist Center | Summ-Brk | 26719 | 1187 Franklin St. | 94109 | [PHONE] | upontop.org | The summer program helps children maintain the academic gains they have made during the school year and provides a safe environment for enrichment activities. The 8 am to 6 pm schedule is meant to accommodate working parents and includes opportunities for academic skill development. At least two hours per day are devoted to academic support.
Vietnamese Youth Development Center | Case Management Services | VPI | 200000 | 166 Eddy Street | 94102 | [PHONE] x 119 | www.vydc.org | VYDC's Case Management 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 | YLEaD | 80000 | 166 Eddy Street | 94102 | [PHONE] x 119 | www.vydc.org | Empowering Southeast Asian Youth(ESAY) provides culturally competent services in the areas of cultural enrichment, life skills building, neighborhood services,trainings and workshop and recreational social activities for youth, ages 14 and up living in the Tenderloin year-round, five days a week afterschool and during the summer
Vietnamese Youth Development Center | SFYAW-San Francisco Young Adults Working Program | YLEaD | 106050 | 166 Eddy Street | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.vydc.org | The VYDC SFYAW program provides low-income at risk youth and young adults between the ages of 16-24 with one-on-one supportive services, employment readiness skills, referrals and placements at jobs and internships. The program runs in two cycles one in the fall and spring.
West Bay Pilipino Multi Service | SOMA Academic Enrichment & Mentorship Program - Summer and School Break | Summ-Brk | 27777.34 | 175 Seventh Street | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.westbaycenter.org | SoMa's After-School Mentorship Program offers fun and educational activities for under served students.Weekly themes involve activities and learning concepts related to science, technology, engineering, and math. We will also conduct healthy cooking workshops every Monday. Our program also offers summer internships for YLEaDs.
West Bay Pilipino Multi Service | SOMA After School Academic Enrichment & Mentorship Program | OST | 75000 | 175 Seventh Street | 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 underserved students. Our weekday year-round program runs from 2 to 6 p.m. and will serve these 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 | VPI | 200000 | 1153 Oak Street | 94117 | [PHONE] | www.westside-health.org | Ajani Community Case Management program provides individual and family counseling, gender specific life skills and health/violence prevention groups, case management and other activities to support at-risk youth, ages 12-24, primarily living in the Western Addition.
Westside Community Mental Health Services | YLEaD Core | YLEaD | 110000 | 1140 Oak Street | 94117 | [PHONE] | westside-health.org | The YLEaD CORE program gives adolescents the knowledge, strategies, and leadership skills to achieve and maintain good behavioral health. The program offers services to YLEaDs aged 14-17. The program brings together groups of adolescents to participate and share, developing identity as a group and build positive, supportive relationships.
[NAME] | WASOMA Therapeutic Evening Reporting Center (WTE) | VPI | 200000 | 1025 Howard Street | 94103 | [PHONE] x1201 |  | 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 | [NAME] | Beacon | 307000 | 1601 [NAME] | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.bayviewbeacon.org | The Bayview Beacon Center , a program of the Bayview YMCA, is located at Burton HS. Programs & services are available to adults and youth of Burton & the BVHP/Portola Dists, after dismissal on weekdays, evenings and Saturdays. Programs (hw help, enrichment activities, sports , wellness & employment workshops) are FREE.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | BVHP MLK Excel Program | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 1601 Lane Street | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf/bayview | The MLK Excel 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, leadership, community safety and advocacy.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Center for Academic Re-Entry and Empowerment (CARE) | VPI | 250000 | 1601 Lane St. | 94124 | [PHONE] ext.231 | 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.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Choizes - YLEaD Center | YLEaD | 50000 | 1601 Lane Street | 94124 | 4158227728 | www.ymcasf.org/bayview | The YLEaD center will offer a wide range of activities through our [NAME], Career, [NAME], Creative Expression, and the Health and Wellness program tracks. Youth will be involved in activities such as the recording studio, gymnasium, computer lab, Youth and Government, and much more.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Middle School Clubs (Just 4 Girls & Fellas) | OST | 64103 | 1601 [NAME] | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.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, leadership, community safety and advocacy.
YMCA - Bayview Hunter's Point | Middle School Clubs (Just 4 Girls & Fellas) Summer Program @ St. Paul of Shipwreck | Summ-Brk | 80000 | 1601 Lane Street | 94124 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/bayview | Our summer program is organized into weekly themes that are designed to be fun and to avoid the possibility of summer learning loss. The themes include: â€œScience Rulesâ€ (Science, Tech, [NAME], Math); â€œCali State of Mindâ€ (History & Culture); â€œCulinary [NAME]); â€œOlympicsâ€ (Physical Fitness); â€œCommunity Cause & Leadership is Youâ€
YMCA - Buchanan | Beacon | Beacon | 429000 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | http://www.wabeacon.org | The WABC is a youth and family center located at [NAME]. School and Raoul Wallenberg High School. 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.
YMCA - Buchanan | Dr. [NAME] ExCEL Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 57000 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | http://www.ymcasf.org/buchanan | The Dr. [NAME] ASP is currently funded by SFUSD. We serve 85 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 | Heat of the Kitchen | SchPartMod | 235713 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | http://www.heatofthekitchen.org | Heat of the Kitchen works with more than 100 students a year in 1 hr weekday classes at [NAME]. Students develop core habits of work while cooking, eating & cleaning in a simulated work environment. Of these, 40 are placed in short term, paid job shadows & internships in SF hospitality businesses or related work events at school.
YMCA - Buchanan | [NAME] | OST | 130000 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 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 ExCEL Afterschool Program | Sch-NonEx | 25000 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | http://www.ymcasf.org/buchanan | New Traditions ExCEL Afterschool 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. The program serves 63 youth who are mostly from the WA neighborhood. Program operates from Monday to Friday, 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
YMCA - Buchanan | [NAME] ExCEL Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | http://www.ymcasf.org/buchanan | The Rosa Parks ExCEL Afterschool program is currently funded by SFUSD. We serve 68 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 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM, every school day.
YMCA - Buchanan | [NAME] at Margaret Hayward Playground - Rec Connect | Summ-Brk | 70000 | 1530 Buchanan St. | 94115 | [PHONE] | http://www.ymcasf.org/buchanan | The Summer Program at [NAME] serves community youth attending various schools in the Western Addition. The program has 9 weeks of activities, field trips and service learning projects. The program is open 5 days a week from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
YMCA - Chinatown | After School Enrichment Program | OST | 105450 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | The Chinatown YMCA University offers afterschool care on all SFUSD school days from 2:30 to 6:00pm. The program provides individual attention to the youth who are not able to receive needed support in their schools aftercare. Some of them have learning disabilities, ADHD, down syndrome, and place on the autistic spectrum.
YMCA - Chinatown | Chinese Education Center | Sch-ExCEL | 44890 | 855 Sacramento Street | 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 | [NAME] (After School Enrichment Program) | Sch-ExCEL | 57915 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | 4155763559 | 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 | [NAME] (After School Enrichment Program) | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | [NAME] is located in SF, CA. It serves 83 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). 79% of the students are Chinese, 9% Latino, and 83% qualify for the schools free or reduced-cost lunches.
YMCA - Chinatown | [NAME] (After School Enrichment Program) | Sch-ExCEL | 50000 | 855 Sacramento Street | 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 | Spring Valley ASEP (After School Enrichment Program) | Sch-ExCEL | 50000 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | (415) 748-3559 | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | The Spring Valley ASEP provides academic, enrichment, and recreational support to 90 students, ages 5 to 11, Monday to Friday, 2:30 to 5:30 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.
YMCA - Chinatown | Summer School Program @ Chinatown Y | Summ-Brk | 50400 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | (415) 576-9622 | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | Day Camp is a program designed to provide youth, ages 5-14, with opportunities to learn through experiences and project based activities. Day Camp will have 12 week long sessions with themed activities that include Sports, Science, Cultural Arts, [NAME], and Physical Fitness. Program operates Mon to Fri, 9am to 4pm.
YMCA - Chinatown | Summer School Program @ Gordon J. Lau | Summ-Brk | 32000 | 855 Sacramento St. | 94108 | 4157483559 |  | [NAME] located in SF, CA. It serves 230 students in grades k-8 with academic, recreational, and enrichment components through ExCEL program 5 days a week. 82% of the students are Chinese, 11% Latino, and 86% qualify for the schools free or reduced-cost lunches.
YMCA - Chinatown | Summer School Program @ [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 103000 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | (415) 576-9622 | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | The Chinatown YMCA Summer School is a 9 week program for youth entering grades K-8. 95% of our students are Chinese, 75% of them come from immigrant, low-income families. The Elementary Bunch (K-5) and the Middle School Huddle (6-8) is half day acadamic and half day recreation/enrichment activities focus on preparing for a successful school year.
YMCA - Chinatown | [NAME] (After School Enrichment Program) | Sch-ExCEL | 26730 | 855 Sacramento Street | 94108 | (415) 748-3559 | www.ymcasf.org/chinatown | [NAME] serves 80 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 | OST - Program at Bessie Carmichael Elementary | Sch-ExCEL | 180005 | 169 Stueart Street | 94105 | (415) 250-2432 | www.ymcasf.org/embarcadero | 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 | Summer Enrichment Program at Bessie Carmichael Elementary | Summ-Brk | 52022 | 169 Stueart Street | 94105 | (415) 250-2432 | www.ymcasf.org/embarcadero | YMCA Program at Bessie Carmichael Summer Program provides full day services for children who attend [NAME]. We are open Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. We provide healthy snacks and lunches, project based learning clubs and fieldtrips. The vast majority of children live below the poverty line and are from immigrant families.
YMCA - Mission | Excelsior Rec Connect Afterschool Program | OST | 97064 | 4080 Mission St. | 94112 | (415) 452-7578 | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Excelsior Rec Connect After School Program takes place Monday-Friday from 2:30-6pm 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 | Excelsior Rec Connect Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 52935.63 | 4080 Mission St. | 94112 | (415) 452-7578 | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Excelsior Rec Connect Summer Program takes place Monday-Friday from 9am-4:30pm. Our program serves a total of 60 students who live in the immediate vicinity and closely mirror the demographics of the Excelsior neighborhood. Programming includes three hours of academic instruction followed by daily structured and themed enrichment activities.
YMCA - Mission | Monroe Elementary ExCEL Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 109904 | 4080 Mission Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | 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 | [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 80000 | 4080 Mission Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Monroe Summer Program takes place at [NAME], Monday-Friday from 8:00am to 4:30pm, and serves 118 K through 5th grade students from our EXCEL after school program. Monday-Friday programming includes 3 hours of academic instruction, followed by structured and themed recreational and enrichment activities.
YMCA - Mission | [NAME] [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 90200 | 4080 Mission | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | Mission YMCA Rolph Day Camp Our Day Camp offers a little bit of everything that you think of when you think â€œSummer Camp.â€ We will play games, sing songs, explore nature, create arts and crafts, run and laugh. Everyday includes learning, team building, fun and a chance to try new things. M-F 7:30 to 6PM
YMCA - Mission | [NAME] Sunnyside | Summ-Brk | 67650 | 4080 Mission ST | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | Our Day Camp offers a little bit of everything that you think of when you think â€œSummer Camp.â€ We will play games, sing songs, explore nature, create arts and crafts, run and laugh. Everyday includes learning, team building, fun and a chance to try new things. Day camp goes on many field trips to museums, parks, and San Francisco landmarks. Each w
YMCA - Mission | YLEaD Top Chef Program | YLEaD | 76000 | 4080 Mission Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | Our YLEaD Top Chef club enhances minds by encouraging youth to perfect a specific skill set. Top Chef Club Activities: Basic Culinary Training, Healthy Meal Makeovers, Food Busters,Tour Around the World, Chefology, The World of Catering.
YMCA - Mission | Visitacion Valley Elementary After School (ExCEL) | Sch-ExCEL | 90211 | 4080 Mission Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | 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 | Visitacion Valley Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 73476 | 4080 Mission Street | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/mission | The Visitacion Valley Summer School program take place at Visitacion Valley Elementary, Monday-Friday from 8:00am to 4:30pm, and serves 120 1st to 5th grade students from our EXCEL after school program. Monday-Friday programming includes 3 hours of academic instruction followed by alternating day of recreation and enrichment activities.
YMCA - Presidio | Claire Lilienthal Learning Academy Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 71440 | 63 Funston Avenue | 94129 | 447-9611 | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | The Claire Lilienthal Learning Academy (CLLA) afterschool program is a Presidio Community YMCA program in partnership with SFUSD's ExCEL Department. CLLA provides about 120, 3rd-8th grade students at Claire Lilienthal Alternative School academic, enrichment and recreational programming from 1:50 - 6:00pm every school day.
YMCA - Presidio | Marina Middle School Expanded Learning Program | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 63 Funston Avenue | 94129 | 447-9611 | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | The Marina Afterschool Program 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. At least 156 6-8th graders will be served daily in the afterschool program.
YMCA - Presidio | Marina Middle School SF TEAM Program | SFTcont | 30000 | 63 Funston Avenue | 94129 | 447-9611 | www.ymcasf.org/presidio | SF TEAM at Marina Middle School's mission is to inspire youth to discover learning, create a sense of self, and develop respect by providing learning experiences in a safe, welcoming environment. 40 statistically low achieving students will receive 3 hours/week of literacy rich programming through tutoring and project-based learning.
[NAME] | Tenderloin Junior Youth Development Program | OST | 66955 | 387 Golden Gate Avenue | 94102 | (415) 447-2510 | www.ymcasf.org/central | The Tenderloin Junior Youth Development Program serves youth ages 9-12, five days a week, all year long. Our vision is to empower our youth through physical, mental and spiritual education to live healthy, responsible and fulfilling lives. We offer a wide range of education and wellness programs that incorporate youth development practices.
[NAME] | Tenderloin Junior Youth Development Program - Summer/School Breaks | Summ-Brk | 34580 | 387 Golden Gate Avenue | 94602 | (415) 447-2510 | www.ymcasf.org/central | The Tenderloin Youth Development Program (TYDP) serves youth ages 9-11, five days a week, all year long. Our vision is to empower our youth through physical, mental and spiritual education to live healthy, responsible and fulfilling lives. We offer a wide range of education and wellness programs that incorporate youth development practices.
[NAME] | Tenderloin Youth Development Program | YLEaD | 50000 | 387 Golden Gate Avenue | 94102 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/central | The Tenderloin Youth Development Program (TYDP) serves youth ages 13-17, five days a week, all year long. Our vision is to empower our youth through physical, mental and spiritual education to live healthy, responsible and fulfilling lives. We offer a wide range of education and wellness programs that incorporate youth development practices.
YMCA - Stonestown | After School Program @ IT Bookman | OST | 131000 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | Our After School Enrichment Programs serve elementary and middle school youth at 7 public school locations. We provide services M-F at each school site during the after school hours. Our services are free of charge and are offered in collaboration with each school site. Our services include enrichment, recreation, academic support and field trips.
YMCA - Stonestown | ASEP- [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | (415) 242-7113 | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | The After School Enrichment Program at Aptos Middle School (Aptos YLEaD Center) provides academic, enrichment and recreation services to the students of Aptos Middle School everyday after school until 6:30 PM. Students engage positively with peers and adults, learn new skills and contribute to their school community.
YMCA - Stonestown | ASEP- Commodore Sloat Elementary School | Sch-NonEx | 76692 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | The Anchor After School Program at Commodore Sloat Elementary School serves the children and Families of CSS M-F 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 | ASEP- Hoover Middle School | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | (415) 242-7113 | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | The After School Enrichment Program at Hoover Middle School provides academic, enrichment and recreation services everyday after school until 6:30 PM. The program serves the students of Hoover Middle School. Youth experience a safe place to engage positively with peers and adults, build skills, and contribute to their community.
YMCA - Stonestown | ASEP- [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 66353 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | Our After School Enrichment Programs serve elementary and middle school youth at 7 public school locations. We provide services M-F at each school site during the after school hours. Our services are free of charge and are offered in collaboration with each school site. Our services include enrichment, recreation, academic support and field trips.
YMCA - Stonestown | ASEP- [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 25000 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | 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 | ASEP- [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 76692 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | (415) 242-7129 | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | 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 | [NAME] | Sch-ExCEL | 76692 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | (415) 242-7113 | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | The After School Enrichment Program at Lawton Alternative School (Lawton PRIDE) provides academic, enrichment and recreation services to students in grades 3-8 at Lawton Alternative School. The program has a middle school and elementary school component and all students build new skills, engage with peers and adults and contribute to the community.
YMCA - Stonestown | Summer Enrichment Program - Commodore Sloat | Summ-Brk | 96000 | 50 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | The Summer Enrichment program serves students from our 5 elementary school programs and 3 middle school programs is 5 days a week from 7:30am - 6:00pm for 11 weeks. Students explore a new theme each week and have the option to register for differnet units each week.
YMCA - Stonestown | Summer Enrichment Program - Jose Ortega | Summ-Brk | 80000 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | The Summer Enrichment program serves students from our 5 elementary school after school programs is 5-days per week from 7:30 a.m-6:00 p.m. Students explore a new theme each week (science, art, animals and nature, the Bay Area, ETC) through engaging activities, group games, special presenters and field trips.
YMCA - Stonestown | Summer Program @ IT Bookman | Summ-Brk | 53722.2 | 333 [NAME] | 94132 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/stonestown | Summer Camp will act as an extension of the after school program as they will serve the students enrolled in after school. The staff will be consistent as will the curriculum, goals, and overall structure. Summer Camp will be able to serve 30 students from Sheridan & Jose [NAME] schools.
YMCA - Urban Services | [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 61034 | 1426 [NAME] 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | [NAME] serves students [NAME] through 4th grade that attend [NAME] school in the Bayview area. We provide academic enrichment, KidzLit, 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 | [NAME] at Malcolm X Academy | Summ-Brk | 95000 | 1426 Fillmore Street, Ste 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] ext 107 | www.ymcasf.org/urbanservices | Heritage Camp Urban Services Branch will offer an 6 week intensive summer program for children in the Bayview district, providing high quality academic enrichment and recreation activities. Our program will promote Civic Engagement and Social Action, Leadership Development Nutrition, Health and Mental Health from 8:30-4:00pm at Malcolm X Academy.
YMCA - Urban Services | Malcolm X Academy Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 48708 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | 94110 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urbanservices | Malcolm X Academy Afterschool Program (MXA ASP), with [NAME], strives to build strong, creative, and healthy K-5 students through positive academic and enrichment services Monday-Friday, 2:40pm-6:00pm. MXA ASP provides academic support (homework, math and literacy), sports & recreation, and performing and visual arts and science exploration.
YMCA - Urban Services | OMI/Excelsior Beacon Center | Beacon | 414000 | 241 Oneida Ave, Rm 181 | 94112 | (415) 406-1290x103 | www.omiebeacon.org | The OMI/Excelsior Beacon Center provides comprehensive programming and services to youth and families living, working, or attending schools in D11. Some of our programs & services include: afterschool enrichment, academic & recreation programming, literacy support, mental health counseling, case management services, andcommunity and adult programs.
YMCA - Urban Services | Paul Revere K-8 Extended Day Program | Sch-ExCEL | 84590 | 1426 Fillmore Street, Suite 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urbanservices | The Paul Revere K-8 Extended day program focuses on creating a seamless school day through offering extended day support and after school programming. We primarily offer activities in enrichment, recreation, and academic support for students of Paul Revere. Our services are offered Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 3pm-6pm and 2pm-6pm Thursdays.
YMCA - Urban Services | Paul Revere Summer Program | Summ-Brk | 21213 | 1426 [NAME] 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] ext 107 | www.ymcasf.org/urbanservices | The Paul Revere Extended Day Summer Program focuses on providing access for summer learning opportunities. We primarily offer activities in enrichment, recreation, and summer reading support for students of Paul Revere. Our services are offered Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.
YMCA - Urban Services | SF Team at [NAME] | SFTcont | 30000 | 241 Oneida Ave, Rm 181 | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.omiebeacon.org | The SF TEAM program provides literacy skill building opportunities and activities afterschool for 6th-8th grade [NAME] students. We will track 40 unduplicated students referred by the counseling office, teachers, staff and parents. These literacy rich activities will occur M-F during the [NAME]'s afterschool enrichment program. (Note: Services will be tracked in the [NAME] contract. Core participants will be coded with an SFT for tracking purposes.)
YMCA - Urban Services | SF TEAM at Paul Revere | SFTnew | 50000 | 1426 Fillmore Street | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urbanservices | The Paul Revere K-8 Extended day program focuses on creating a seamless school day through offering extended day support and after school programming. We primarily offer activities in enrichment, recreation, and academic support for students of Paul Revere. Our services are offered Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 3pm-6pm and 2pm-6pm Thursdays.
YMCA - Urban Services | SF Team at Starr King Elementary School | SFTcont | 30000 | 1426 [NAME] 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | Starr King ASP serves students [NAME] through 5th grade that attend [NAME] school in the Potrero Hill area. We provide homework assistance, KidzLit, 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 | Starr King Elementary Afterschool Program | Sch-ExCEL | 46035 | 1426 [NAME] 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | Starr King ASP serves students [NAME] through 5th grade that attend [NAME] school in the Potrero Hill area.We provide homework assistance, KidzLit, 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 | [NAME] | Summ-Brk | 71250 | 1426 [NAME] 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | Starr King ASP serves students [NAME] through 5th grade that attend [NAME] school in the Potrero Hill area. We provide homework assistance, KidzLit, 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 | VPI | 85000 | 241 Oneida Avenue, Room 181 | 94112 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban or omiebeacon.org | Our program will target in-risk youth ages 10-17 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 | CM | 325000 | 44 Gough Street, Suite 106 | 94103 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | 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. Program hours are Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. Target population are middle and high school students who are habitually or chronically truant.
YMCA - Urban Services | Truancy Intervention Program (TIP) | VPI | 100000 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | 94115 | [PHONE] | www.ymcasf.org/urban | The Truancy Intervention Program will provide truancy intervention case management services to youth ages 14-24 who reside in San Francisco. TIP scope of services include case management, information and referral, educational advocacy and enrichment activities. Servcies will be offered M-F 9am-5pm
YMCA - Urban Services | Western Addition Case Management | VPI | 100000 | 1426 Fillmore Street Suite 204 | 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 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.
Youth Guidance Center Improvement Committee | CalGRIP GED Services | VPI | 50000 | 375 Woodside Avenue, Building W2 | 94127 | 4157537690 | successcentersf.org | CalGRIP GED is a school with two classrooms for youth in the Juvenile Justice and those in risk of being engaged in 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 into college or work
Youth Guidance Center Improvement Committee | Early Morning Study Academy-GED Attainment | VPI | 256250 | 375 Woodside Ave Building W-2 | 94127 | [PHONE] | www.ygcic.com | EMSA provides GED instruction for marginalized youth. Classes meet daily from 8:30-2pm on the campus of the Juvenile Courts as well as service learning activities on Saturdays for mandated youth. We infuse restorative justice practices and principles in our curriculum & activities. EMSA students receive transitional services into college or work.
Youth Guidance Center Improvement Committee | In-Risk Youth Recruitment Through JPD | YLEaD | 149985 | 375 Woodside Ave. Bldg. W-2 | 94127 | [PHONE] | www.ygcic.org | NDEP serves as the intermediary for preparing and connecting probationary youth ages 14-21 years old to employment & training opportunities. We assist in the acquisition of right-work documents, support the application process, provide assessment and pre-employment training, then refer youth to employment/vocational training & follow up services.
Youth Justice Institute | YJI Gender Responsive Diversion Mentoring Program | VPI | 100000 | P.O. Box 31733 | 94131-0733 | [PHONE] | www.yjinstitute.org | The YJI Mentoring program reduces recidivism and increase resiliencies for â€œin riskâ€ girls ages 14-19, in San Francisco who are at risk for or involved in juvenile justice. We focus on assessing the individual needs and strengths of girls, developing a treatment plan and matching them with a weekly mentoring for support to get out of the system.
Youth Justice Institute | YJI Gender Responsive Re-Entry Mentoring Program for Girls | VPI | 100000 | P.O. Box 31733 | 94131-0733 | [PHONE] | www.yjinstitute.org | The Mentoring program reduces recidivism and increase resiliencies for â€œin riskâ€ girls ages 14-19, in San Francisco who are involved in juvenile justice. We focus on assessing the individual needs and strengths of girls, developing a treatment plan and matching them with a weekly mentoring for support to get and keep them out of the system.
Youth Justice Institute | YJI ReEntry Mentoring Program | VPI | 85250 | P.O. Box 31733 | 94131-0733 | [PHONE] | www.yjinstitute.org | The YJI Mentoring program reduces recidivism and increase resiliencies for â€œin riskâ€ boys ages 14-19, in San Francisco who involved in juvenile justice. We focus on assessing the individual needs and strengths of youth, developing a treatment plan and matching them with a mentor for weekly support to successfully exit the system.
Youth Speaks Inc. | Arts-in-Education & Youth Development | YLEaD | 100000 | 1663 Mission Street, Suite 604 | 94103 | [PHONE] ext. 11 | www.youthspeaks.org | Youth Speaks will provide a number of youth development programs through literary and performing arts, including free after-school workshops Mon-Friday, public performances, conferences, festivals, and youth organizing activities. Targeted to youth 13-19 years old. Public performances range from large to small and happen throughout the year.
Youth Speaks Inc. | Youth Speaks for Middle School Students | OST | 25000 | 1663 Mission Street, Suite 604 | 94103 | [PHONE] ext 21 | www.youthspeaks.org | Youth Speaks will provide a modified version of our standard arts education & youth development programs to six agencies (public schools and cbo's) that work with middle-school aged youth in San Francisco. Main focuses will be writing and performance workshops and a middle school poetry slam featuring youth participants from each site.
Youth Treatment and Education Center | Direct Mental Health Services at PCC | VPI | 85000 | P.O. Box 272778 | 94127 | [PHONE] | ww.ytec.sf.org | Direct Mental Health Services (individual, group or family therapy services) for PCC Students.
YWCA of San Francisco & Marin | Newcomer Elementary Student Tutorial (NEST) After School Program | OST | 55445 | 940 Powell Street | 94108 | [PHONE] | http://www.ywcasf-marin.org | The YWCA NEST Program provides bilingual homework assistance and multicultural enrichment activities to immigrant [NAME] students.Services are offered on weekdays afterschool 2:45pm-5:45pm. Activities include homework assistance, English skill- building, computer instruction, arts, crafts, sports, field trips, and parent support.
YWCA of San Francisco & Marin | Newcomer Elementary Student Tutorial (NEST) School Break Program | Summ-Brk | 37000 | 940 Powell Street | 94108 | [PHONE] | http://www.ywcasf-marin.org | The YWCA NEST School Break Program provides bilingual education and multicultural enrichment services to immigrant children ages 5-13. Services are offered during Summer for 8 weeks, Monday-Friday from 8:30am to 4:30 pm. Activities include Math and English skill-building, computer lessons, arts, crafts, health/fitness, field trips, and parent support.