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TOPS
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TOPS provides a vital set of wraparound services that connect newly immigrated and monolingual, high-risk AAPI Transitional Aged Youth (age 17-24) with caring adults and peers to help them successfully transition into adulthood.
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Youth for Community Engagement
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Youth for Community Engagement (YCE) promotes self-development, communication skills, and a positive attitude to help immigrant youth and elderly adapt to a new country. Youth learn the value of what it means to give back and build a community through volunteerism.
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Seniors Tablet Class
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CYC youth across San Francisco teach monolingual seniors how to operate smartphones and tablet computers. These invaluable skills give seniors the mobility, access, and freedom to connect to the world beyond their community.
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API Youth Leadership Council
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The AAPI Youth Leadership Council provides weekly workshops that encourage leadership development, social awareness, and civic engagement among AAPI youth.
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Supporting Transitions & Aspirations Mentorship Program (STAMP)
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This program provides AAPI high school sophomores and juniors with academic, life, and college application skill-building and mentorship.
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Parent-Youth Empowerment
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This program provides at-risk youth ages 10-21 and their families with resources and mentorship to overcome barriers and ensure success in life.
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Community Assessment and Referral Center (CARC)
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Community Assessment Referral Center (CARC) is a shared space for community-based organizations that collaboratively work with arrested youth in the juvenile hall system to provide them with case management, support, opportunity, and hope.
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The Mayor’s Youth Employment and Education Program (MYEEP)
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MYEEP (Mayor’s Youth Employment and Education Program) is a workforce development program that brings together multiple neighborhood-based agencies to provide valuable, subsidized work experience to San Francisco youth of high school age who face significant barriers to employment.
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Young Asian Women Against Violence (YAWAV)
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Young Asian Women Against Violence (YAWAV) is a 9-month program where youth learn about the root causes and impact of violence, and cultivate their leadership skills and voice.
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Bayview Youth Advocates (BYA)
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This program provides skill development and leadership opportunities for youth in the Bayview committed to cultural vibrancy, youth inclusion, and racial harmony.
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Newcomer Club
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Newcomer Club provides support to youths who are adapting to a new life in the United States as immigrants and as Americans. This program equips youth with the life skills and knowledge to adapt academically and socially with their peers going through the same journey.
Community Youth Center
Motivating Youth To Succeed