Challengers Boys and Girls Club
The mission of Challengers Boys & Girls Club is to promote the optimum
social development of youth ages 6 to 17 by providing a safe place for them
to learn and grow.
City Scholars
Foundation
Since 1998, staff and
volunteer representatives from the many non-profit, after-school programs,
including the Wooten Center have participated, tuition-free,
with their annual Leadership Training Academy for Non-Profit,
After-School Program Leaders.
California Literacy:
California Literacy, founded in 1956 is the nation's oldest and largest
statewide adult volunteer literacy organization. Its purpose is to establish
literacy programs and to support them through tutor training, consulting,
and ongoing education.
Street Soldiers
Well known San Francisco area center. The Omega Boys Club/Street Soldiers
mission is to keep people alive and unharmed by violence and free from
incarceration. They provide youth with opportunity and support to build
positive lives for themselves, and move into contributing roles in society.
Girls After
School Academy (GASA):
Offers a variety of development activities for San Francisco girls ages 8 to
18.
Huckleberry House:
Helping at-risk youth in the San Francisco Bay Area make changes in their
lives and develop self-worth.
Girls Incorporated:
Offers many programs nationwide and in California to challenge girls (ages 6
to 18) phyically, intellectually, and emotionally.
Barrios Unidos:
An organization in Santa Cruz, CA focusing on violence prevention and
providing youth with an alternative to gangs.
Teen Challenge:
It is the mission of Teen Challenge to provide youth, adults and children an
effective and comprehensive faith-based solution to drug and alcohol
addiction as well as other life-controlling problems.
We Teach Free
This website
was created by Mr. Cleophas McAlpin and is maintained by Mr. McAlpin and his
students. "A Free Tutoring Service" was begun in 1998 and has assisted over
350 Middle and High School students with their
classes, taught them vocational skills, mentored them and indeed
prepared them for the future
Youth I.N.C.
(Improving Non-profits for Children:
Youth, I.N.C. has a simple mission: to improve non-profit organizations
serving young people.
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