Workreation is a student job training and employment program that is an integral part of the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department’s mentor-ship program. The program is designed for teens age 14‐17.This year marks the 56th year of running the program. Placements include but are not limited to: Recreation: Summer Day Camps‐ Serving as Junior Counselors… Read More
The Vote16 Youth Empowerment Academy is currently seeking youth 14–19 for the following positions: Organizer-Fellows commit approximately 5 hours a week after school to work on media, communications, social media, voter registration, and other efforts related to the Vote16 campaign. Campus Outreach Captains work on a project-basis planning 2-3 outreach events to connect students at… Read More
Project Pull is a paid summer internship program that is sponsored by the City and County of San Francisco through the Department of Public Works (DPW), San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and Youth Workforce (JCYC). Going on its 20th year, Project Pull provides professional mentorship to highly motivated, promising high school students from the diverse communities… Read More
On Saturday, November 7 from 9am–1pm community members will be gathering at 555 Giant Highway in Richmond to show solidarity with families affected by ICE detention. They seek to let those detained and their families know that their suffering has not gone unnoticed. There will be refreshments, music, and personal testimonies. Email jmcgarry@ndnu.edu for more information. Read More
San Francisco Public Library welcomes youth volunteers who are 13-17 years old. There are several types of volunteer opportunities offered throughout the SFPL system. Click on a type of application form and turn it in at the location of your choice. Find All Library Locations. General Volunteer Application Form Assist with ongoing library activities and tasks’ Available… Read More
Join neighbors and local merchants as they trick or treat down Balboa Street on Saturday, October 31 from 12:30–5:30pm. Volunteers are needed for various tasks from serving food to supervising the bounce house. You can volunteer for just one hour or multiple! Visit the online sign up form or Contact Will Madison if you’re interested. Read More
Do you have a passion for history and advocacy? This is a rare opportunity to study the Holocaust and patterns of genocide at an advanced level. Fellows will create a documentary film, write a thesis, and teach in their communities. Participants receive 60 hours of community service and a $500 stipend. Find out more. Read More