Resource Directory of Tenderloin Children, Youth and Family Services 2016 ART 509 Cultural Center – 509 Ellis Street – www.luggagestoregallery.org - Has different projects for Tenderloin teens and families throughout the year. Cohen Alley Project - aka “Tenderloin National Forest”- is located next to the store. Mending available on the 15th of each month from 10am - 5pm. Contact Darryl Smith or Laurie Lazer at 415-255-5971 for programs and more information. Asian Art Museum of SF - 200 Larkin Street - www.asianart.org - Hours are Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm and Thursdays until 9pm (spring and summer months). Come and enjoy programs designed especially for school groups and families. 12 and under are free and the first Sunday of each month is free. Also offers school tours (free of charge), teacher workshops and family and cultural festivals. Sunday storytelling on Sundays every week at 1pm, 10:30 (1st & 3rd) and 3pm (1st). Call 415-581-3500 for more information.

AFTER SCHOOL Boys & Girls Club of SF, Tenderloin Unit – 115 Jones Street, Teen Center 209 Jones – www.bgcsf.org - For grades K 12. Membership fee is $10/yr/child and up. Scholarships are available. Hours are M-T 2-7pm, W-Th 2-8pm with additional teen hours Friday until 9pm. Open during breaks from 10 – 6pm. Activities include indoor/outdoor games, art classes, computer, homework assistance, tutoring, college prep, dance, and trips for club members. Leadership club for middle and high school students. College application and SAT help, and much more. Call 415-351-3125 for more information. Glide - Janice Mirikitani Family, Youth & Childcare Center - 434 Ellis Street – 415-674-6200 – www.glide.org - offers three key integrated services—Licensed Childcare, the Afterschool and Summer Program, and the Family Resource Center—all aimed at supporting the well-being and development of children and youth, and at helping families achieve stability and self-sufficiency. FYCC provides high quality full-day licensed childcare for up to 42 children daily aged 18 months to five years; the Afterschool and Summer Program provides a safe, fun, healthy and academically enriching environment for up to 75 children daily in grades kindergarten through 5th grade; and the Family Resource Center offers workshops, classes, family events, and individual, integrated support for parents. All programs operate Monday through Friday.  

Salvation Army Kroc Community Center – 240 Turk Street – For 1st - 5th grades. M-F from 3-6pm. $45/mo. Tutoring and reading programs, Arts & Crafts, Music, Computer Lab, Science, Swimming, Dance, Rock Climbing and games. Some school and bus stop pick-up. Snack provided. Call 415-345-3400 for more information. The Shih Yu-Lang Central YMCA – Boeddeker Park at 246 Eddy Street – www.ymcasf.org/central - A non-profit year round after school program offering services to youth ages 7 thru 12. Program hours are 3 - 6pm M-F. Teen program for ages 13 thru 18 and hours are 4 – 8pm M-F. Provides homework assistance, tutoring, art classes, fieldtrips, culinary arts, music, sports and variety of other activities. Serves a healthy snack and dinner M-F. For more information, please call Jenn at 415-447-2510. Published by:

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Up On Top After School Program - 1187 Franklin - www.upontop.org - A free, safe, fun and enriching after school program for multi-ethnic children from K thru 5th grade. Tenderloin site is at the Tenderloin Children’s Playground on Ellis Street. Works to prepare children for academic and social success. Offers homework support, academic tutoring and enrichment, literacy support, cooking, science, leadership classes and field trips. Also, art and music classes taught by professional artists. In the Tenderloin it is held at the rec center on Ellis Street. Call 415-225-6558 for more information. Tenderloin After School Program (TASP at TNDC) – 225 Eddy Street - www.tndc.org - A recreational, educational, cultural drop-in program for children & youth ages 7-18. M-F 1-6pm and Saturday 10am-5pm. Also, tutoring for teens on Tues. and Wed. from 6-8pm and teen recreation on Fridays from 6-8pm for ages 13-18. Activities include computers, tutoring, recreation, art & drawing, storytime/reading & games. Call 415-776-8407 for more information.

CHILDCARE / PRESCHOOL Compass Children’s Center - 144 Leavenworth Street – 644-0504 ext. 3101 - www.compass-sf.org - Year-round Child Development Program for children ages 3 mo.-5 yr. and is for low-income Tenderloin families and homeless families. Hours are M-F 8:30am-4pm. Free/sliding scale. Extended hours are based on need. Cross Cultural Family Center – 259 Turk Street – crossculturalsf.org – Offers three programs - Morning program is for children ages 3-5 which meets from 9-12:30, breakfast and lunch provided. Also offers an extended day program from 7:30-5:30pm for parents who are working or attending school. The after school program is for K-4th graders and meets from 2-5:30, snacks provided. Free/Sliding Scale Fee. During the Summer and the Winter and Spring breaks the center offers this full day program for K-4th graders only (must be part of the after school program). For more information please call 415-928-5178. Glide – Janice Mirikitani Family, Youth & Childcare Center - 434 Ellis, 415-674-6220 – www.glide.org - Licensed childcare program serving ages 18mo.- 5yrs. Tenderloin Community Child Development Center (SFUSD at the Tenderloin Community School) - 627 Turk Street - www.sfusd.edu -Year round program open to children ages 3-5. Hours are 8:40am – 2:40pm. Sliding Scale parents need to be working, attending school or be medically incapacitated. Applications are available at the Center or you can call 614-3000 for more information. Tenderloin Children’s Playground – 570 Ellis Street – Child Observation Classes for ages 1-5 on W & F from 11:302pm. Co-sponsored by City College. For more information please call 415-292-2162. Wu Yee Children’s Services – www.wuyee.org – Cadillac Child Development Center at 316 Leavenworth Street is a Head Start program. To enroll call 415-409-3100 or the resource line below. Children must be between 3 and 5 and lowincome. 177 Golden Gate has a Head Start program for children ages 3 - 5 years and an Early Head Start program for ages 3mo – 3 years. Must be low-income. Call 415-321-3855 to enroll or the number below. Joy Lok Family Resource Center at 888 Clay St. for referrals and resources – 415-391-4956.

COMPUTER CLASSES Tenderloin Technology Lab – 150 Golden Gate, 3rd floor – www.tenderlointechnologylab.org - All classes are Free! Offers adult classes for Web Workshop, Intro to Email, Microsoft Word, and Excel. Provides classes for both basic and intermediate skill levels. Check for class times. Individual tutoring on Fridays from 10am-12pm and 2-4pm. Adult dropin hours for the Computer Center are M – F from 8:30-11:45 and 1:30-4:15 (closed Wed. afternoons), and Sat. from 102:45pm. Also offers free internet access and various computer classes. Orientation required before using lab. For more information please call the main office at 415-592-2766.

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FAMILY RESOURCES Bay Area Women’s and Children’s Center – 318 Leavenworth Street – 415-474-2400 - www.bawcc.org - Offers dropin services for families, women & children including free clothes for women and children on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30am-12:30pm and interview clothing by appointment. Also has the Tenderloin Family Center at the Tenderloin Community School - 627 Turk Street. Sponsors the Tenderloin Scholarship Fund; publishes the Tenderloin Children, Youth and Family News, co-sponsors the Parent-Child Program with City College (at Tenderloin Children’s Playground) on Wed. from 11:30-1:30pm during the school year, and leads the Tenderloin Youth Sports Initiative (TYSI). Glide – 330 Ellis Street – www.glide.org - Walk-in Center – 415-674-6012 - offers case management & counseling plus information and referrals for housing, clothing and other basic needs. Provides rental assistance. M-Th hours are 7am12:30pm and 2-9pm, F hours 7am-12:30pm and 4-9pm. Shelter reservations are from 7-11am and 4-9pm, M-F Food Program - 674-6043 - serves breakfast 8am-9am & lunch 12-1:30pm daily and dinner 4pm-5:30pm Mon.-Fri. Refugee Transitions - 870 Market Street #718 - www.reftrans.org -Offers free home-based ESL and civics tutoring to low-income refugees and immigrants, including youth. Also provides general family support services. Priority given to individuals with disabilities, seniors, refugees and asylees or others that are homebound and new to the community. Please call 415-989-2151 for more information. Southeast Asian Community Center – 875 O’Farrell Street – www.seaccusa.org – Office hours are Mon.-Fri. 8:30am5pm. SEACC’s services for families include a Language Bank; Small Business Loans; Immigration and Naturalization Services, Food Pantry, plus health education for families and children. For more information please call 415-885-2743. API Family Resources Network (APIFRN Program) – 415-617-0061 – www.apafss.org/ourwork/apifrn - Partnership Agencies providing services in the Tenderloin Neighborhood for Family Advocacy, Parenting, Case Management, Info. & Referrals.

HOUSING SERVICES Caritas Management Corp. - 1358 Valencia St. – 415-647-7191 – www.caritasmgmtcorp.com - Manages and rents over 50 buildings in SF (including the Tenderloin) from SRO’s to family apartments. M-F, 9am-5pm. The Cecil Williams Glide Community House - 333 Taylor – 415-674-6100 - www.glide.org - Permanent supportive housing for low-income individuals and families in the Tenderloin. Community Housing Partnership – 20 Jones Street – 415-929-2470 - www.chp-sf.org - A non-profit housing corporation that provides housing and offers employment training and tenant services. Must be homeless. Housing Line: 414-563-3205 x3. Indochinese Housing Development Corp. (IHDC) - 340 Eddy Street #100 – 415-441-8924 - www.IHDCSF..org - Have two buildings in the Tenderloin for singles, families and seniors. Mercy Housing - www.mercyhousing.org. Tenderloin properties are at 111 & 205 Jones Street. Please call 415-474-2680 for housing availability. San Francisco Human Rights Commission - 25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 800 – 415-252-2500 - Individuals can get information in the areas of housing, employment and public accommodations and, if warranted, file discrimination complaints. M-F, 8-5pm. Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Center (TNDC) - 201 Eddy Street – 415-776-2151 - www.tndc.org - Have numerous buildings primarily in the Tenderloin. Permanent and supportive housing for both individuals and families. Direct Occupancy Line: 358-3938

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MEDICAL SERVICES St. Anthony’s Free Medical Clinic – 150 Golden Gate Avenue – 415-241-8320 - www.stanthonysf.org – Provides medical services for children and adults who live in SF and have MediCal, Medicare, Healthy SF, or no insurance. Hours are 8am-4pm M-F, except closes at noon on Wednesdays. Offers podiatry services T and Th 8am – 4pm. Call for an appointment, if you’ve been seen in the past year. Drop –in services available for registered patients, otherwise call for more information. Larkin Street Youth Medical Clinic– 134 Golden Gate Street – 415-673-0911 x259 - www.larkinstreetyouth.org - For youth ages 12-24. Open M, W, Th & F from 9am-5pm and Tues. 11-5pm. Closed from 1-2pm for lunch. STD testing. HIV program offers services in housing and medical care for ages 18-24 at 129 Hyde St. – 415-749-6960. Tenderloin Health Services (Glide) - 330 Ellis Street – 415-674-6140 – www.glide.org - Drop-in services (serves adults only) are M & W at 8:30 & 12:30, T at 8:30 and Th at 12:30, or call for an appointment. Need to register as a Glide patient. Offers mental health services, HIV/AIDS testing, TB testing, counseling, and referrals as well as general health care. The Teen Health Van – generally the first Tuesday of each month from 2pm – 7pm at 375 Eddy Street (Tenderloin Achievement Group) 650-736-7172 – offers comprehensive health services for uninsured and homeless youth, 10-25 years of age. Visits are on a first come, first serve basis. The location of the health van may change without advanced notice. Please call for more information.

RECREATION AND PARK / SPORTS PROGRAMS Boeddeker Park – 246 Eddy Street – www.sfrecpark.org - Variety of programming offered through the SF Boys and Girls Club (415-292-2321), The Shih Yu-Lang Central YMCA (415-292-2316) and SF Rec and Park (415-292-2304) – Playground hours are 9am – 7pm, 7 days/wk. Free programming available. Tenderloin Children’s Rec Center & Playground – 570 Ellis Street – 415-292-2162 - www.sfrecpark.org - Ages 6-17 (Children 5 years old and under must be accompanied by an adult.) Playground hours are T – F 10am-7pm & Saturday 95pm. M – F during the summer. Pre-registration and some program fees are required. Activities include Child Observation Classes on W & Th from 11:30 -2, Tot Programs, Youth Sports, Arts and Crafts, Board Games, Yoga and Afterschool Program.

SCHOOLS DeMarillac Academy - 175 Golden Gate - www.demarillac.org - Provides an innovative, comprehensive and accessible Catholic education for children from underserved families in the Tenderloin and other at-risk communities in the Bay Area. Open to all faiths and cultural backgrounds. Serves grades 4 thru 8 and has class sizes of 22 to 24 students. Offers extended school day from 7:45-5pm and a summer program. Tuition is free, however, families are asked to pay a $35100 monthly participation fee. For more information please call 415-552-5220. SF City Academy - 230 Jones Street - sfcityacademy.com – Private school for grades K-8. School year curriculum includes computer classes & physical education. New facility with computer labs and latest technology. After school program from 3-5pm T-Th. Scholarships available. For more information call Sarah Bomar at 415-345-0924. Tenderloin Community School - 627 Turk Street – 415-749-3567 - Public elementary school from K through 5th Grades. Also, on-site child development center, 614-3000. Bay Area Women’s and Children’s Center is the partner organization and offers after school clubs, literacy programs, dental care in partnership with UCSF, and a variety of other programs. For more information contact Midge at 415-474-2400.

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YOUTH SERVICES Larkin Street Youth Services – 134 Golden Gate Street – 415-673-0911 ext. 200 - www.larkinstreetyouth.org - Larkin Street Academy//Engagement and Community Center - Provides basic needs and community center services to youth ages 12-24 which include medical services, counseling, referrals for housing, job and education skills training, case management, hot meals, laundry and shower services. Also provide various groups, such as an art, meditation, and other various groups. Hours are 9am-4pm M-F. Diamond Youth Shelter (for ages 12-17) @536 Central Ave., 415-567-1020 or (800)669-6196. Lark Inn - 869 Ellis Street - 40 Bed Shelter for ages 18-24. Call to sign up for permanent bed for up to four months. There may be a waiting list. Daily emergency bed sign ups are at 7pm. Bag lunches available. For more information call (800)447-8223. Larkin Street Youth Center Medical Clinic – see Medical Services section. Vietnamese Youth Development Center – 166 Eddy Street – www.vydc.org - Has programs available to youth ages 11-24 in the Tenderloin and South of Market areas. Workshop and prevention services (drug, alcohol, self-esteem, cultural enrichment and parenting). Tutoring and Technology Career Lab. Offers Employment and On-the-Job Training for youth ages 14-24, applications for after school/summer work available for high school youth. For more information, please call 771-2600 Monday-Friday 10am-6pm.

OTHER RESOURCES Free Sewing and Mending – In front of the Tenderloin National Forest on Ellis at Leavenworth from 10-5 on the 15th of each month. If raining it will take place inside “The Luggage Store”. Hamilton Family Residence - 260 Golden Gate Avenue – 415-292-9930 - www.hamiltonfamilycenter.org – Transitional housing facility, plus emergency shelter. Provides comprehensive array of support services for homeless families. SF Main Library-Civic Center-Fisher Children’s Center – Corner of Larkin & Grove -www.sfpl.org - Hours are Mon. 10am-6pm; Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 9am-8pm; Fri. 12-6pm; Sat. 10am-6pm & Sun. Noon-5pm. The Children’s Center has many wonderful programs for children of all ages. For more information & group reservations, call 415-557-4554. SF Main Library-The Mix (Teen Center) – [email protected] - Hosts a variety of programs throughout the year including: A Recording Studio, Film Studio, Maker Space, and Performance Area. Plus, Anime & Manga Club, Knitting and Crochet Club, Creative Writing Workshops and more. Call 415-557-4404 for more information.

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