Tag: Employment

Place Description: San Francisco Rebels provides programming in health and wellness, athletics, education, case managing, mentoring, life skills, performing arts, entrepreneurship, job Readiness , leadership with an emphasis on community.

Place Description: OTTP-SF is a division of the 501(c)3 nonprofit, Special Service for Groups. For more than 20 years, OTTP-SF has provided mental health services to Bay Area youth and families. Youth may be referred to us because they are facing mental health challenges, impacts from trauma, learning disabilities, social emotional difficulties, and/or developmental delays. They may also have special education status, be economically disadvantaged, be on probation or detained, be pregnant or parenting, or navigating the foster care system.

Place Description: Collective Impact has served the Western Addition since 2007, housed out of the historic Ella Hill Hutch Community Center. The majority of our participants are opportunity youth who are at-risk for underperforming or being disconnected from school, are exposed to violence, abuse or trauma, or have mild to severe mental and behavioral health challenges. Over the pandemic, we’ve evolved into a one-stop-shop for supportive services; an emergency operations unit specifically designed to meet the needs of those struggling during the pandemic.

Place Description: San Francisco Rebels provides programming in health and wellness, athletics, education, case managing, mentoring, life skills, performing arts, entrepreneurship, job Readiness , leadership with an emphasis on community.

Place Description: CommunityGrows is a relationship-based organization, taking root in the communities we serve and forming partnerships with other neighborhood organizations to provide hands-on, outdoor learning opportunities for youth to practice environmental stewardship, leadership, and essential, healthy life skills. Through hands-on project-based lessons in gardening and cooking, children gain the knowledge and skills necessary to increase their physical, emotional, and social health. Our mission is to cultivate healthy youth through growing gardens in low-income, diverse communities. Our vision is that all youth are able to benefit from the joy and healing of nature-based outdoor education, and develop the tools, confidence and resources to navigate and challenge structural injustices.