When All Youth Succeed,
Our Community is Stronger
Our Programs
For over 50 years, Huckleberry Youth Programs has partnered with Bay Area teens and families to overcome adversity. Huckleberry strengthens families and empowers young people with services that promote safety in times of crisis, physical and emotional health and well-being, social justice in communities facing inequality, and educational success.
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
Huckleberry Counseling Services
Huckleberry Youth Programs offers family and individual therapy as well as case management.
Support for Sexually Exploited Youth
Huckleberry News and Events

Virtual Wine Tasting Event with In Good Taste Wines & Ripen Co., Thursday, May 6 at 6:00 pm

Huckleberry ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy is Recruiting!

Huckleberry’s college access and career readiness program unveils new name

Watch Huckleberry’s RISE UP for Youth & Family Rights Event on YouTube

From Hoodline: In SF with less police spending, youth programs could be a vision of the future
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Thank you to @bayacamericorps BAYAC Americorps for featuring Project READY’s Krystal Johnson in their Member Mondays series. Huckleberry’s Project READY, a Huckleberry justice program, helps students with behavioral or truancy issues make improvements in school and avoid contact with the juvenile justice system. ...
"African Americans have 2.3x the infant mortality rate as non-Hispanic whites. Regarding COVID-19 while Black Americans represent 13% of the population in the states reporting racial/ethnic info, they account for about 34% of COVID deaths in those states.'"https://tinyurl.com/dsdke45t
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"African Americans have 2.3 times the infant mortality rate as non-Hispanic whites.
Regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, John Hopkins University states that, 'while Black Americans represent only about 13% of the population in the states reporting racial/ethnic information, they account for about 34% of total COVID-19 deaths in those states.'" ... See MoreSee Less

How Systemic Racial Injustice and Trauma Leads to Bad Health Outcomes for Black People
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