Exploring Leadership is a transformative summer program that trains high school students to become active citizens and assume leadership roles in their communities. Through a set of Coro modules, the program increases Youth Fellows’ abilities in critical thinking and goal setting, ultimately giving them the skills to become effective facilitators and collaborators for community change.

Want to make a change in your community? Apply for a Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) Grant! YFYI offers grants of up to $10,000 for San Francisco youth who want to create social change and healing to our community.

The TAC Anti-bias Leaders Fellowship is a new, year-long program at The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) that seeks to empower teens with the training and tools to become leaders in anti-bias activism in their schools and communities. Fellows will meet every month and work alongside leaders and changemakers to build their leadership skills and develop anti-bias art projects.

The TAC Internship brings together high school students from diverse backgrounds for a year-round paid internship. Teens work and learn together in a world-class arts environment to experience art and artists, explore identity and culture, produce and lead meaningful public events and programs, and develop professional skills.

Join us for a two-week program to learn how to get your foot in the door to the tech industry! Mission Bit empowers young innovators who reflect our diversity to become leaders of the global technology revolution, developing solutions that serve our whole community.

A mental health and wellness platform designed for foster youth by foster youth ages 18-26 who are currently or formerly involved in the foster care system.

Job Corps’ mission is to educate and train highly-motivated young people - ages 16-24 - for successful careers in the nation’s fastest-growing industries.

The Southern Exposure (SoEx) Youth Advisory Board (YAB) is a collective of youth art enthusiasts ages 15 to 18 that meets weekly at SoEX to collaborate and plan art focused events, collaborate on projects with community artists, curate exhibitions in SoEx's Artists in Education (AIE) project space, and create interviews for the upcoming AIE artist video interview series.

Tons of resources about financial aid for San Francisco students, including direct links to scholarship opportunities, videos about financial aid, timelines, worksheets, and lots more.

The San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department (Rec & Park) is seeking qualified individuals for temporary positions as Recreation Leaders at facilities throughout the City.

If you are a youth (under age 18, or 18 and still in high school) interested in volunteering at a particular SF Public Library location, please call or go to that location to set up a time to discuss any available opportunities with a librarian.

The SF Public Library is partnering with Study Smart Tutors to provide free college and life skills classes that range from socioemotional well-being to youth workforce development and college prep.

Entering the workforce for the first time can be challenging, especially for young workers with limited work experience. Fortunately, the San Francisco Office of Economic & Workforce Development offers a number of programs and services designed to prepare young adults for the workplace.

Help your community and earn up to $295 by serving as a poll worker on Election Day! You can serve as an adult poll worker if you: meet all California voter registration requirements, can complete online or in-person training, and can serve 6 a.m. until about 10 p.m. on Election Day.

SF LGBT’s Youth Services puts LGBTQ+ youth (ages 16–24) on a path to connection and stability. The program builds a strong queer youth community through education, creative and performing arts, community events, mental health services, and 10+ hours of weekly in-person and virtual youth drop-in navigation services.

The San Francisco Conservation Corps (SFCC) provides paid work experience, educational attainment, career readiness services, and barrier remediation for transitional-aged youth ages 18-26.

Real Options for City Kids (R.O.C.K.) is recruiting volunteers ages 18 and up to support their programs and events. R.O.C.K. is dedicated to nurturing the healthy development of children by listening attentively to their needs and providing opportunities to those who might not otherwise have access.

Student and faculty researchers from Black Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) backgrounds at San Francisco State University have partnered with community organizations to learn about ancestral knowledge and cultural practices to heal in nature.

If you are between ages 17-24, you are invited to visit RAMS on November 1 for their Fall Mixer! Wednesday, November 1, 2023, 4:00pm to 7:00pm

The program aims to bring LGBTQIA+ youth out into nature for day-long hikes and other activities. The participants, accompanied by qualified adults, will be immersed in the natural world where they can learn about themselves and the complex ecosystems around them.