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Career Training and College Access
Huckleberry ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy is a college and career access program in Marin County for first-generation college students.
Juvenile Justice Diversion
Learn more about Project READY and CARC — Huckleberry’s approach to Juvenile Justice Diversion. Learn More
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Huckleberry Youth Programs offers family and individual therapy as well as case management.
Support for Sexually Exploited Youth
Huckleberry House Crisis Shelter
Huckleberry House offers 24-hour crisis intervention and emergency shelter to youth aged 11-17.
SF and Marin Health Care and Education
The Huckleberry Youth Health Center offers comprehensive health services to high-risk teens.
RESET – Huckleberry’s Restorative Justice Program
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Huckleberry's Parent’s Turn workshops start next week! This is a FREE 6-week skill building and support group for parents of teens and young adults, weekly on Wednesdays from 5:30pm – 7:30pm, beginning January 26, 2022 and ending on March 2, 2022.
Information on how to join the workshop is at the link in our bio!!!
Young people have the power to change how society views topics that were once considered taboo!
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/20/well/sustainable-period-products.html?fbclid=IwAR35GoTCD6e_IHfc8RjwTP7Ax-QPKtJniH5yvhF3xs8fVIjElZANbnSxIL4
Young people have the power to change how society views topics that were once considered taboo!
"Members of Gen Z and beyond are more forthcoming about their periods than generations past, and they are more likely to care whether the products they use are environmentally sustainable. The convergence of the two ideals may signify a cultural shift in how young people are approaching menstruation.
“This whole movement is youth-driven,” said Michela Bedard, executive director of Period Inc., a global nonprofit focused on providing access to period supplies and ending period stigma. “Young menstruators are having a completely different experience in terms of managing their periods with reusables throughout their life.”
Menstruation Gets a Gen Z Makeover
www.nytimes.com
Young people want alternatives to disposable tampons and pads — and they’re not embarrassed to talk about it.
