Composed of two programs to address the needs of youth in the world of employment. Programs are available to help youth in every aspect of employment development: resume writing, interview skills development, computer training, and communications, to name a few. Through the Employment Component, youth will be provided with the fundamental skills to build a foundation for their future careers. Please contact our Richmond Branch Office for youth employment needs.

Mayor's Youth Employment and Education Program (MYEEP) provides a comprehensive system of youth employment and development services that maximizes existing community resources to contribute to the overall development of youth in guiding them towards become self-sufficient adults. This program serves high school students, ages 14-19, who are eligible to work and residing in the city of San Francisco. For more information, please contact: Chi Hong Leung - Senior Project Coordinator at 415.752.9675

Youth Employment and Training Project (YETP) provides job readiness and placement services to low-income youth ages 16-25. This project provides supportive services in resume writing, interview preparation and employment counseling, in addition to resources for employment. YETP aims to develop job skills while gaining work experience, increase career awareness and employability, and to develop successful work habits. Skills trainings and workshops are partnered with the Employment Training Center (ETC). Employment Training Center provides free training courses to aid youth on their road to employability. ETC works with YETP to provide youth with functional skills through workshops provided; topics include computer programs, career portfolio building, and work place behaviors. For more information, please contact: Leo Wong - Employment Coordinator at 415.752.9675