Welcoming Patty Bermudez We are thrilled to announce that Huckleberry Youth Programs has hired Patricia Bermudez (Patty) as our new Chief Executive Officer. This decision concludes a careful, values-driven search process and marks the start of an important new chapter for Huckleberry Youth Programs. We look forward to continuing our work with the young people […]
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Create to Activate
Open Enrollment for Peer-to-Peer Youth Engagement Program We are currently accepting applications for our upcoming Create to Activate (C2A) cohort. This 8-week program, held at the Huckleberry Youth Health Center in San Francisco, explores the powerful connections between activism, advocacy, and art practice. Program Details: Who: Youth ages 15–24. What: Educate, activate, and uplift through […]
Why Social Determinants of Health Matter
Huckleberry’s 2026 Commitment to Youth Young people’s health and wellbeing are often thought of as medical care, focusing on vaccines, checkups, and treatment for illness. But equitable and meaningful health for young people goes far deeper. It’s shaped by where they live, whether they have stable housing, if they feel safe in their communities, their […]
Our Mission in Action
As 2025 comes to a close, we remain committed to our legacy of working in solidarity with young people and their families to advance their personal growth and social equity. Our program outcomes from this past year illustrate how we work with families and empower young people through services that bring them closer to the […]
Mia’s Story
When Mia* walked through our doors at 17, she had just lost her family home for being transgender. She was also weeks away from high school graduation with dreams of becoming a nurse. Most teenagers shouldn’t have to choose between their identity and a roof over their head. But Mia faced that impossible choice and […]
Personal Growth and Social Equity Through College Access, Mental Health, and Newcomer Services
This past school year, our Marin team showed up for students in powerful ways. We worked to eliminate barriers to college access, provided essential mental health support, and fostered a sense of community among young Newcomers—children and adolescents who have recently arrived in the country, including immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers —as they adapt to […]
