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San Francisco DCYF Community Grants Program is sponsored by sf. gov (City and County of San Francisco, Department of Children, Youth, and their Families). This program provides grant funding to San Francisco community organizations serving children, youth, and families.
Programs focus on early childhood care, afterschool enrichment, youth workforce training, and family wellness services.
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Children, Youth and their Families | SF. gov Children, Youth and their Families We fund programs that help San Francisco children, youth, and families learn and grow. Find programs, funding, data, and resources here.
This is Your City: Family Listening Series Every family has a story to tell. Share yours by taking the Citywide Survey or joining a Family Summit. Get involved 2027 Community Needs Assessment (CNA) Help shape the future of DCYF-funded services for San Francisco’s children, youth and families.
Opportunities for youth ages 14-24 San Francisco is full of opportunities for youth. Check them out here! Jobs with DCYF grantee agencies Explore job opportunities with community-based organizations across San Francisco.
DCYF funding opportunitites and solicitations District 5 Tenderloin Family Summit Thursday, September 24, 2026 District 11 OMI Family Summit Saturday, September 26, 2026 District 5 Fillmore Family Summit Saturday, October 03, 2026 District 9 Mission Family Summit Thursday, October 08, 2026 District 6 South of Market (SOMA) Family Summit Saturday, September 19, 2026 District 10 Sunnydale Family Summit Thursday, September 17, 2026 Press release San Francisco Launches This is Your City: 2026 Family Listening Series August 20, 2026 Press release Free Summer Meals Return for San Francisco Children and Youth June 12, 2026 Press release San Francisco Expands Efforts to Support Children and Youth with Disabilities Through Citywide Training Initiative May 7, 2026 Mayor Lurie Partners With 49ers To Kick Off Youth Football Program, Build On Violence Prevention Work April 26, 2026 SF Ed Fund, SFUSD, and DCYF announce major expansion of high-impact tutoring to serve more than 2,700 San Francisco students January 20, 2026 The Student Success Fund invests in services and supports at San Francisco public school so students can learn, grow, and succeed.
Learn about the Student Success Fund Understand DCYF funding and services Learn about services DCYF funds for children, youth, and families across San Francisco. Learn about DCYF initiatives: Student Success Fund, Our Children Our Families Initiative, Youth Empowerment Project, Free City College, and Our415. DCYF planning and funding priorities Learn how DCYF plans funding.
The CNA looks at community needs. The SAP shows how money is spent. Data and reports on DCYF-funded services View data and reports about programs funded by DCYF.
A plain-language guide to the city's social service grant process. For current and future providers and partners Training and support for DCYF-funded programs Learn how DCYF supports funded programs. Jobs with DCYF grantee agencies Find job opportunities with organizations funded by DCYF.
Find free meals for children and youth after school and in the summer. Summer programs for grades K-8 Find a summer program for your child. Opportunities for youth ages 14-24 Find jobs, internships, scholarships, programs, and other opportunities for youth.
Find programs with Our415. org The Department of Children, Youth and Their Families (DCYF) wants everyone to be able to use this website easily. The Department of Children, Youth and Their Families (DCYF) funds programs for children, youth, and families in San Francisco.
We work with community groups, City departments, and schools to support young people. We serve children and youth up to age 24. subcommittee Children, Youth and Their Families' Oversight and Advisory Committee Free City College Advisory Council Sherrice Dorsey-Smith Executive Director, DCYF General inquiries 628-652-7100 Submit requests for the Children, Youth and their Families.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: San Francisco community organizations serving children, youth, and families. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
San Francisco DCYF Community Grants Program is funded by sf.gov (City and County of San Francisco, Department of Children, Youth, and their Families). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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