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Provides workshops, counseling services, playgroups, and consultations to families with children.

Also offers a weekly food pantry to any client as a secondary service.

Provides intake, investigation, community supervision, and support services for youth involved in or at risk of entering the juvenile justice system. Delivers alternatives to detention, prevention services, and out-of-home placement support to promote positive youth development.

• Reducing the number of new cases of HIV in the San Francisco Latino community
• Increasing access to health and social services for both HIV-negative and positive clients
• Reducing the stigma associated with HIV status, sexual orientation, and gender identity

Provides reentry-focused therapy, intensive case management, and systems navigation for justice-involved individuals transitioning from incarceration. Offers comprehensive assessments, collaborative treatment planning, and individual and family cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy. Delivers support with developing prosocial skills, repairing relationships, and maintaining sobriety.

Provides the largest LGBTQ-focused conference in the world. Shares strategies and practices that help create workplaces that are inclusive of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions.

Provides youth employment services in partnership with Office of Economic and Workforce Development.

Provides short term financial assistance to income eligible residents without children. Offers financial assistance loans to help recipients find employment if able to work. Requires employable recipients to participate in employment services and repay loans.

Provides academic support, study skills training, and individual academic planning to help middle and high school students excel in math and science. Offers college and career exploration, MESA day academies, incentive awards, and professional development opportunities for teachers.

Provides agricultural programs, pesticide safety, and farmers markets information.

Manages senior center programs, activities, and events. Provides citizenship classes, tablet classes, health, and nutrition workshops. Offers exercise classes, cooking classes, dancing lessons, games, bingo, arts, and crafts. Serves senior lunch.

Provides transitional supportive housing for adults on probation. Offers resident case management, housing navigation, and income planning.

Provides housing assistance and support services to parents and transitional age foster youth. Offers education and job training programs to help participants become self sufficient. Provides financial education and career guidance workshops. Offers case management and referrals to community resources.

Operates helpline for people affected by breast or ovarian cancer. Provides buddy program, cancer counseling services, wellness, and fitness classes. Offers help with insurance, employment, and a boutique with wigs, hats, and scarves. Hosts cancer support groups.

Provides coordinated entry assessments for people experiencing homelessness. Offers connections to access shelter and other housing options.

Provides citizenship and immigration clinics. Offers assistance with naturalization applications.

Provides food distribution with meat, eggs, milk, produce, and nonperishable items.

• Adult Literacy Programs - offers one-on-one and small group tutoring. To Redwood City residents who read and/or write below the 7th-grade reading level.
• Youth Literacy Programs - tutoring programs for low-income and learning-challenged children. In grades K - 12 who are pair one-on-one with trained literacy tutors from the community.
• Teen Program: Offers tutoring and mentoring programs for teens and preteens. The goals of dropout prevention and college readiness.
• Families Literacy Programs - families are able to work together. Improving literacy skills through tutoring service