Summer Resources and Program Offerings
COMMUNITY CALENDAR: APRIL EDITION #355
Updated: 5/7/15
SUMMER RESOURCES AND PROGRAM OFFERINGS
This section includes: workshops & trainings, youth programming, summer camps & employment, events, and activities.
WHO: BAYCAT
WHAT: 2015 FREE Summer Media Camp
WHEN: Thursday, May 7, 2015 Open House; Camp (8 weeks) June 15, 2015-August 6, 2015
CONTACT:/NOTES: Apply now at or for more info call 415-701-8228 ext. 213 ______
WHO: Summer Matters Conference
WHAT: Seeking Volunteers and Presenters
WHERE: First Unitarian Church in Oakland, 685 14th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
WHEN: Friday, May 8, 2015, 8:00am - 4:00pm
CONTACT: Please contact Nazaneen at - you can also contact Annquenetta Lawrence with the Partnership for Children & Youth at or (510) 830-4200 xt. 1602.
NOTES: *Registration now Open!
Interested in presenting? Visiting Link:
Interested in volunteering? If so, please complete the following brief survey regarding your availability to participate: As the conference gets closer, you will be provided with more information about your role as a volunteer (including a schedule, directions, etc.). All volunteers will receive free parking, breakfast and lunch at the conference.
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WHO: College Track
WHAT: Job Announcement: Summer ASAP Program – Summer Math Instructor
WHEN: Deadline to submit: Monday, May 18th Schedule: July 6 - August 7, 2015 (Monday - Friday, 10am - 6pm) Session 1: 10am - 12pm; Session 2: 1pm-3pm; Session 3: 4-6pm
WHERE: 4301 3rd Street (Bayview/Hunter's Point Community)
CONTACT:/NOTES: ***Application Submission Process: Submit a resume and cover letter (include a one paragraph statement regarding your philosophy of the best ways to promote student achievement and math academic readiness as an instructor), to Tyesha Day - by Monday, May 18th. Math Instructors will only be required to teach two of the three sessions based on their availability. In addition to teaching, each instructor will receive one hour prep or attend a one hour staff meeting each day. Each instructor must work at least 5 hours each day. Compensation: Competitive salary, based on experience.
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WHO: Bayview Youth Advocates (BYA)
WHAT: Summer 2015 Cohort
WHEN: Deadline to apply is June 1st! Program: June 8, 2015 – July 31, 2015 – Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 1:00pm-5:00pm
WHERE: CYC – Bayview Office, 4438 Third Street
CONTACT: For any questions or more information contact: Wendy Lee by Email: or by Phone: 415-550-1151 *Application available at
NOTES: Work to reduce violence and create harmony and understanding through advocacy, education, and outreach! **$400 stipend upon completion of a service project**
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WHO: Bayview YMCA
WHAT: Primed & Prepped a Hospitality Management /Culinary
WHERE: BAYVIEW YMCA 1601 Lane Street
WHEN: Primed & Prepped Summer Program Begins: June 9 – July 30, 2015 Tue- Wed- Thurs 10:00 AM-12:00 Noon
CONTACT: FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: KELLY ARMSTRONG, PROGRAM DIRECTOR/FOUNDER @ 415-822-7728 EXT: 266
NOTES: We are looking for ambitious young men of color ages 14-19 that have an interest in learning how to work at a food concession stand. Come and experience what’s it’s like to prepare and serve food at a Basketball game! Training includes: Serv-Safe Certification (Food Handler Certification) Knife Skills
Nutrition, Job Readiness, Career Awareness and much more!
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WHO: CORO Norcal
WHAT: Exploring Leadership Youth Fellows
WHEN: The internship placements will run for five weeks, three days a week: Tuesday through Thursday, June 30 to July 30. Proposals may be submitted at any time before June 1, 2015. If you are interested please fill out this online internship proposal form as soon as possible, and preferably before Friday, May 29.
CONTACT:/NOTES: You can expect the Youth Fellow to work an 8-hour work day. The Youth Fellow should get an in-depth glimpse of your organization–what it does, who does it, and how they do it. The Youth Fellow should also receive a substantive work project(s), by which you hold them responsible for tangible results that will benefit to your organization. We ask internship hosts to contribute a small amount to CORO to offset the costs of running the program and paying each Youth Fellow a stipend (but the fee is negotiable so let’s talk).
______WHO: Zaccho
WHAT: Youth Classes & Summer Camp
WHERE: Zaccho | 1777 Yosemite Ave, Studio 330
WHEN: Youth Acrobatics with Helen Wicks, Mondays 4:30-6:00pm, Youth Aerial with Sandia Sexton, Wednesdays/ Thursdays/ Fridays 4:30-6:00pm *Please note that the school will be CLOSED from May 11th-15th
CONTACT:
NOTES: Youth Acrobatics with Helen Wicks: This class is designed for intermediate level youth with previous experience in acrobatics. Work alongside Zaccho Youth Company and perfect your acrobatic skills! This class helps you build strength and coordination, and will take your acrobatic technique to the next level. Youth Aerial with Sandia Sexton: This class is designed for youth with previous experience in aerial dance. On low flying apparatus, students will explore movement techniques that help to build their confidence in the air. This class incorporates strength, flexibility and a good ole' time hanging upside down! Summer Camp will take place August 10-14, 2015 M-F 9am-3pm $350 (Additional Childcare per week $50 M-F 3pm-5pm– discounted rates available for 94124 residents) Youth Ages 7-14; all levels of experience welcomed.*For more information on Summer Camp Registration, click the link:
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WHO: Kaiser Permanente’s LAUNCH programs
WHAT: Summer Employment Opportunities
WHERE:
WHEN: How to Apply Applications must be submitted in-person at your local Kaiser Permanente facility. Applications are shared directly with local school and community contacts and organizations in the spring. See more at the link above:
CONTACT: For more information please email us at
NOTES: Program Features Participation in an 8-week paid summer work experience. Workshops designed to give participants valuable personal and professional skills development. Mentors provide insight on how to prepare for a career in health care. Networking opportunities with peers and senior leaders through work-based activities, community service projects, or social events. Eligibility must be between the ages of 16 and 20. Must be a high school student or recent high school graduate (in the last 6 months) Priority is given to Junior or Senior high school students; must be available to work full-time during the 8-week Summer Program. Have permanent residence in a Northern California Kaiser Permanente designated service area. See more at:
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WHO: Expanded Learning Collaborative
WHAT: San Francisco Curriculum Planning Resources and Summer Field Trip List
NOTES: This guide was developed by the SFELC Summer Learning Workgroup to provide a list of local resources that can enhance Summer Learning efforts. Our goal in creating this resource was to support San Francisco’s summer program providers of school-age youth with a tool to help develop curriculum based on a wide variety of subjects and embrace our city as a classroom with incredible learning opportunities through field trips and expeditions. This work was also done in effort to support the State-wide Summer Matters Campaign and National Summer Learning Association with outreach and advocacy about the importance of summer learning. This document was developed for you with heart and passion from current summer providers to support your program in making summer learning enriching and exciting, and decrease summer learning loss for youth in San Francisco. Please click on link to view guide.
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JOB AND INTERN OPPORTUNITIES
This section includes: job readiness classes, employment, internships, stipend work
WHO: San Francisco Youth Commission
WHAT: Application for Youth Seats: Children, Youth, and Families Oversight and Advisory committee (OAC)
WHEN: Deadline for applications – May 15th, 2015
CONTACT:/NOTES: The Oversight and Advisory Council includes three seats for youth members: Two members age 19 or under, and one seat for a transitional age youth age 18-24.Members of the OAC make sure that the Children and Youth fund is put to the purpose that voters intended-providing the children and youth of San Francisco with high quality services and programs; and that the community has a say in decision-making about how the fund will be used. We hope that you, or youth you know and serve, apply! Application here. Youth Commission will be assisting with the application process. For more information please contact the Youth Commission at 415-554-6446.
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WHO: San Francisco Mental Health Association and San Francisco Islamic School: The Haawa Project: Winds of Change, Changing Minds
WHAT: Peer Educator/ Intern position (Part-Time – 5-10 hrs/week)
WHEN: Project Time-Frame: June 2015 – February 2016
WHERE: San Francisco
CONTACT: Email Resume and Cover letter to Homa Ahmed via , Subject Line: Muslim Peer Educator
NOTES: *Deadline to apply: May 31st
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WHO: CHALK
WHAT: Recruiting
WHEN: Application deadline for all: Friday, May 29th by 5:00pm SHARP!
WHERE: CHALK, 271 Austin Street, SF, CA 94109
CONTACT: For more information, contact: Brianna Faddis - 415-418-0214 from 10am-5pm weekdays or visit our website
NOTES: Applications are currently available. Pay rate is $12.25 per hour; No experience needed – we will train! Recruiting for multiple positions in the following programs: Community Outreach Worker- must be on probation with a San Francisco case and must be between the ages 18-24 as of July 7, 2015. YouthLINE Technology Intern- can be on probation with a San Francisco case and must be between the ages of 14-18 as of July 7, 2015. Afterschool Program Leader- must be between the ages of 18-24 as of July 7, 2015.
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WHO: Wu Yee Children’s Services (Head Start) – 12 SF Locations
WHERE: Bayview (1601 Lane St), Southeast (1300 Phelps St), Kirkwood (729 Kirkwood Ave), and New Generation (700 Velasco Ave)
WHAT: Multiple Positions – Infant/Toddler Lead and Associate Teachers, Preschool Lead and Associate Teachers, Resource Teachers
WHEN: Immediate Openings
CONTACT: Apply online at Submit cover letter and resume to: if applying for a teacher position, please submit a permit (pending application) and unofficial transcripts.
NOTES: Wu Yee Children’s Services is dedicated to creating opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive and for communities to be strong. All Wu Yee Children’s Services positions require a minimum high school diploma or GED with 6 Early Childhood Education Units (assistant permit eligible). Applicants must consent to a background check, reference and transcript verification, pre-employment physical and TB test. Candidates with bilingual English-Spanish and/or English-Cantonese fluency, as well as dedication to, and prior experience with Head Start (as staff, volunteer, client child or parent) are preferred.
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WHO: New Door Ventures
WHAT: Paid Internships for Bay Area Youth
WHERE: 3221 20st Street, San Francisco, CA
CONTACT: Contact Grace Reinhalter at (415) 857-9412 or
NOTES: New Door Ventures offers paid internships for young people seeking job training and work experience through two programs. Ally interns have the opportunity to work for 12 weeks at one of many different businesses in San Francisco, after completing a 3-week program orientation. Switch interns work for 6 months in one of New Door’s two social enterprises – Pedal Revolution, a bike shop, or Ashbury Images, a screen printing company. What are the eligibility requirements? Ages 17-21;
must have a photo ID and Social Security card; Able to work 12-20 hours per week; Meet low-income requirements. What will I get out of Ally and Switch? Paid work ($10.74/hour) for 4-6 months,
Monthly Clipper Card, Case management support with job searching and working towards personal goals. Academic support – GED class and 1:1 tutoring; Weekly or bi-monthly job readiness classes (paid!)
What do I need to do to get a job? Come to an information session (Tuesdays @10:30am or Thursdays @4:00 pm) Complete an application; Schedule a 1-on-1 interview; complete follow-up steps.
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WHO: College Track
WHAT: Job Announcement
WHEN: Until filled
WHERE: College Track | San Francisco, 4301 3rd Street
CONTACT: /NOTES:
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WHO: One Degree
WHAT: Job Opportunities
WHEN: Until Filled
NOTES: Job description for Community Growth & Marketing Manager: Job description for Content Manager:
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WHO: San Francisco Foliage
WHAT: Careers in Horticulture Internship & GreenHouse Worker and Delivery Driver
WHERE: and
WHEN: Until Filled
CONTACT: Kevin Dole (415) 707-1394
NOTES: Careers in Horticulture is a paid, part-time for young adults (18-24) from Southeast San Francisco who have not completed high school. Work in an exhilarating greenhouse! Our thriving greenhouse distribution company in San Francisco is looking for a full-time greenhouse worker and back up driver. This is a full time position. Training begins right away. Essential Requirements*Ability to work well either alone or in groups, must be physically fit, able to lift at least 25 lbs, Good work ethic, Mature attitude and able to make good judgments under pressure -Able to safely operate 24' bobtail truck and forklift -Valid CA Driver's License, C Class or higher -Excellent customer service skills -Clean DMV record*Helpful Qualifications*-Language Skills: Spanish/English/Cantonese -Plant ID and horticultural knowledge is desirable -Sense of humor -Knowledge of San Francisco Bay Area geography.
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WHO: Mission Hiring Hall
WHAT: Construction Career and Job Placement Services
WHERE: Mission Hiring Hall, 3080 16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 or 1048 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
CONTACT: (415) 626-1919 or (415) 865-2105
NOTES: Are you interested in a construction career? Free job placement services & training available for various skilled labor trades & admin careers. Free training (for Skilled Labor Trades) Free training (for Admin Careers) Program requirements for both trainings: Age 18 or older with ID, Proof of San Francisco Residency, High School Diploma or GED, Valid CA Drivers License.
WHO: BAVC & TechSF WHAT: Multimedia Training and paid internship in tech field WHERE: WHEN: Rolling admissions! Apply and start at any time
NOTES: Are you 17-21 years old and interested in tech? Get your career on the fast track by earning a BAVC Fast Track Certificate in Web Design, Motion Graphics, or Coding. Plus you receive personalized job counseling and a paid internship! Apply here: bavc.org/register-techsf Questions?
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HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
This section includes: affordable housing, homeownership, homebuyer and credit education services
WHO: Bayview Health and Environmental Resource Center (HERC)
WHAT: Free Home Assessments
WHERE: District 10 Residents
CONTACT:/NOTES: Schedule a free home assessment now! Let us inspect for respiratory triggers:
Mold ~ Mildew ~ Dust ~ Pest droppings ~ Vent obstructions ~ Get a free Asthma Tool Kit. Free Hypoallergenic Mattress Covers or Hypoallergenic Pillow Covers - For more information and a free home assessment call: HERC 415.467.5555
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WHO: Black Coalition on AIDS/ Rafiki Housing Program
WHAT: Rafiki Housing Program
CONTACT: To receive an application or obtain more information please contact: Francis Broome at and (415) 615-9945, x 114; or Phillip Watson at
NOTES: Brandy Moore House is an 11-bed clean and sober transitional housing program that provides six months of housing, case management and referral services for individuals looking to regain control of their lives. Brandy Moore House has a strong record of working with individuals, offering HIV/ AIDS education, support groups, health forums, and access to wellness services. BMH maintains referrals with a broad range of medical, behavioral and other services within and outside the HIV care system so that residents can return to a path of health and well-being.
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
This section includes: volunteer opportunities in the Bayview and throughout the City
WHO: Habitat for Humanity of Greater San Francisco
WHAT: Bayview Volunteers Wanted
WHERE:
NOTES: We need volunteers to help us with critical home repairs in the Bayview. Opportunities are Wednesday through Saturdays. Sign up now. Hurray.
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WHO: Project Homeless Connect
WHAT: Bayview Health Connect (Save the Date)
WHEN: June 5, 2015 from 8:30am-3:00pm
WHERE: TBD
CONTACT: /NOTES: Email or Check our website for updates
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WHO: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department/ Habitat for Humanity GSF
WHAT: Volunteers Needed for Park Beautification Project
WHERE: /WHEN:
5/16/2015 India Basin Shoreline Park Hunter's Pt Blvd & Hudson
6/20/2015 Little Hollywood Park Lathrop & Tocoloma
7/18/2015 Little Hollywood Park Lathrop & Tocoloma
8/15/2015 Gilman Playground Gilman & Griffith
9/20/2015 Gilman Playground Gilman & Griffith
CONTACT: If you have any questions or concerns, please call the Volunteer Office at 831-6333. We look forward to working with you in the park!
NOTES: Volunteer Guidelines: Wear old clothes—inevitably volunteers will be getting dirty; Wear layers of clothes—long pants and long sleeved shirt; Wear sturdy closed-toed shoes with good tread; Bring rain-gear and/or sun block and sun hat; Bring water or additional snacks for special dietary needs; Bring work gloves if available—otherwise we will supply; Projects take place rain or shine—barring high winds or dangerous weather conditions. SFRPD will provide all necessary tools. Before arriving, please review and share Volunteer Guidelines with your group. And direct volunteers to arrive promptly to receive instructions on work scope and safety practices.
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WHO: EcoCenter at Heron’s Head Park
WHAT: Volunteer at the EcoCenter
WHERE: 32 Jennings Street @ Cargo Way; Meet at picnic area near parking lot.
WHEN: 2nd Saturday of each month from 9:00am to 12:00pm
NOTES: Join the Greenagers, a San Francisco Rec and Park and Port of San Francisco youth stewardship program, along with EcoCenter staff, in our joint stewardship of Heron's Head Park, home to over 100 species of birds and an off-the-grid sustainable learning center. Heron's Head Park offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about the historic Hunter's Point neighborhood and its diverse open space. Invasive Species Removal, Mulch Application, Watering and Planting. Come prepared with sturdy, close-toed shoes, sunscreen, a light snack and clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Volunteers age 14-17 must have a signed parent's waiver; participants 13 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Twenty (20) volunteers’ maximum for individual signups. Large groups and corporate events up to 150 volunteers can be accommodated with advanced notice. (415) 839-4963.