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Huckleberry Youth Programs and Huckleberry House were featured in The San Francisco Standard‘s recent article:  “‘We risk it all’: Bay Area nonprofits reel from Trump funding cuts and chaos.” FROM THE ARTICLE: Funding is back on for the city’s Huckleberry Youth Programs, but that hasn’t left Executive Director Douglas Styles feeling secure about the future, with […]

Thank you to Beyond the Fog Radio for featuring Huckleberry’s Executive Director/CEO Douglas Styles (pictured center) and Huckleberry’s work on a recent episode of their podcast. We appreciate the opportunity to share the breadth of our work with youth and families! The episode explores how Huckleberry Youth Programs has grown from establishing the first youth […]

✨ It’s the season of sharing and you can help Huckleberry meet the needs of our youth by purchasing a gift from one of our Amazon Wish Lists.✨ A gift of clothing, hygiene supplies, gift cards, or other essential items can brighten a young person’s holiday season and help them on their path toward stability […]

Huckleberry is currently accepting applications for our fall Create 2 Activate (C2A) cohort, with groups beginning in late September! C2A is an 8-week program centering creative expression and harm reduction advocacy. Within this peer-to-peer learning model, youth develop knowledge and practical skills while collaborating to build resources and impact change. Participants (youth ages 15-24) will […]

CONGRATULATIONS to Huckleberry’s incredible Marin County health education team on being selected to present at the National School-Based Health Conference hosted by the School-Based Health Alliance in Washington, D.C. earlier this month. Their workshop, “Fostering Inclusive Care: Centering Queer Youth in Sexual & Reproductive Health,” was attended by more than 50 participants including program administrators, […]