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“Huckleberry was very significant in my life.” – Michael’s Story

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Like many high school seniors in 1974, Michael Gammino was feeling the pressure of attending a very competitive college-prep high school and weighing his options for post-secondary education. Unfortunately, too much of the pressure he faced his senior year came from conflict within his home. Michael’s parents did not support his desire to attend college. […]

“I know, first hand, that organizations like Huckleberry make a difference for kids.” – Wayne’s Story

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During the Summer of Love, Wayne LaRue Smith was twelve and living in a chaotic and violent home in Reno. His bipolar and schizophrenic mother was an alcoholic, and he recalls a home where the police were regularly called and his mother was carted off in a straitjacket more than once. While watching TV one […]

A Vision of what a Normal, Peaceful and Stable Environment Could Be

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Approximately a decade after Huckleberry House opened its doors, Johanna began running away from home to escape an abusive home environment. “I was separated from my mother when I was two and a half and raised by my abusive father. I started running away when I was about seven or eight and I found living […]

“Young People Need a Place where They Feel Safe and Huckleberry Is that Place”

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We recently reconnected with Michelle, who stayed at Huckleberry House over thirty years ago when she was just 13 years old. Now a mother of three, she found security and stability at Huckleberry House when she needed it most. “My memories of Huckleberry are nothing but positive. The staff was the best and it was […]

“I Want to Help Break the Cycle of Violence and Abuse”

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In 2010, former Huckleberry Executive Director Bruce Fisher and Vicky Valentine, Director of Huckleberry Wellness Academy-San Francisco, gave a presentation about Huckleberry at an event at the Forest Hill Country Club for The Links, a community service organization comprised of African American professional women. During the presentation, someone in the kitchen at the Country Club […]

I Have Somehow Been Able to Make a Life for Myself…

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For decades, Huckleberry has had the honor and privilege of serving Bay Area youth and families.  One of our former clients, Linelle, shares her story: “I lived at Huckleberry House for six weeks with my younger brother back in 1978. It was a hard time in my life as we left our home where the […]

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Schedule updates for July are in from the Huckleberry Youth Health Center at 555 Cole Street in SF.

PLEASE HELP US SHARE THIS INFO.

For our Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- we have an RN in M/W/F and have a provider in T/TH.

Our clinic will be closed on the following days:

💜 Wednesday, July 9: All CHPY clinics closed 1-5pm
💜 Thursday, July 10: Closed 9-5pm
💜 Wednesday, July 16: Closed 9-1pm
💜 Tuesday, July 22: All CHPY clinics closed 9-1pm
💜 Wednesday, July 23: 9-5pm

Our Youth Health Center is open 9am-5pm for anyone needing health education, case management, therapy, safer sex supplies, food, clothes, shoes, Plan B, Narcan, and more!

💜 CHPY clinics that are located in SF-
╰┈➤ 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic: 415-822-1707. Open only from 1-4:30pm
╰┈➤ Dimensions Clinic: 628-217-5700. Call and ask to make an appointment at Dimensions
╰┈➤ Balboa Teen Health Center: 628-217-5930. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ New Generation Health Center: 628-217-5250. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ CARECEN 2nd Chance Tattoo Removal Clinic: 415-642-4400. Appointments only!
╰┈➤ Burton High School Wellness Center: 415-469-4006x3. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays in the AM, appointment only!
╰┈➤ Michael Baxter Larkin Street Clinic: 415-673-0911x259. MWF provider available and T/TH RN only

💜 Call 415-822-1707 to make an appointment for any of the youth clinics listed above.

Acronyms used:

💜 Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- the clinic in our health center that is a part of CHPY
💜 Community Health Programs for Youth (CHPY)- confidential and safe clinics for homeless, undocumented, LGBTQ, and juvenile justice system impacted youth
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Schedule updates for July are in from the Huckleberry Youth Health Center at 555 Cole Street in SF.

PLEASE HELP US SHARE THIS INFO.

For our Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- we have an RN in M/W/F and have a provider in T/TH.

Our clinic will be closed on the following days:

💜 Wednesday, July 9: All CHPY clinics closed 1-5pm
💜 Thursday, July 10: Closed 9-5pm
💜 Wednesday, July 16: Closed 9-1pm
💜 Tuesday, July 22: All CHPY clinics closed 9-1pm
💜 Wednesday, July 23: 9-5pm

Our Youth Health Center is open 9am-5pm for anyone needing health education, case management, therapy, safer sex supplies, food, clothes, shoes, Plan B, Narcan, and more!

💜 CHPY clinics that are located in SF-
╰┈➤ 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic: 415-822-1707. Open only from 1-4:30pm
╰┈➤ Dimensions Clinic: 628-217-5700. Call and ask to make an appointment at Dimensions
╰┈➤ Balboa Teen Health Center: 628-217-5930. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ New Generation Health Center: 628-217-5250. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ CARECEN 2nd Chance Tattoo Removal Clinic: 415-642-4400. Appointments only!
╰┈➤ Burton High School Wellness Center: 415-469-4006x3. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays in the AM, appointment only!
╰┈➤ Michael Baxter Larkin Street Clinic: 415-673-0911x259. MWF provider available and T/TH RN only

💜 Call 415-822-1707 to make an appointment for any of the youth clinics listed above.

Acronyms used:

💜 Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- the clinic in our health center that is a part of CHPY
💜 Community Health Programs for Youth (CHPY)- confidential and safe clinics for homeless, undocumented, LGBTQ, and juvenile justice system impacted youth
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Schedule updates for July are in from the Huckleberry Youth Health Center @huckleberryhyhc at 555 Cole Street in SF. 

PLEASE HELP US SHARE THIS INFO. 

For our Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- we have an RN in M/W/F and have a provider in T/TH.

Our clinic will be closed on the following days:

💜 Wednesday, July 9: All CHPY clinics closed 1-5pm
💜 Thursday, July 10: Closed 9-5pm
💜 Wednesday, July 16: Closed 9-1pm
💜 Tuesday, July 22: All CHPY clinics closed 9-1pm
💜 Wednesday, July 23: 9-5pm

Our Youth Health Center is open 9am-5pm for anyone needing health education, case management, therapy, safer sex supplies, food, clothes, shoes, Plan B, Narcan, and more!

💜 CHPY clinics that are located in SF-
╰┈➤ 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic: 415-822-1707. Open only from 1-4:30pm
╰┈➤ Dimensions Clinic: 628-217-5700. Call and ask to make an appointment at Dimensions
╰┈➤ Balboa Teen Health Center: 628-217-5930. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ New Generation Health Center: 628-217-5250. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ CARECEN 2nd Chance Tattoo Removal Clinic: 415-642-4400. Appointments only!
╰┈➤ Burton High School Wellness Center: 415-469-4006x3. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays in the AM, appointment only!
╰┈➤ Michael Baxter Larkin Street Clinic: 415-673-0911x259. MWF provider available and T/TH RN only

💜 Call 415-822-1707 to make an appointment for any of the youth clinics listed above.

Acronyms used:

💜 Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- the clinic in our health center that is a part of CHPY
💜 Community Health Programs for Youth (CHPY)- confidential and safe clinics for homeless, undocumented, LGBTQ, and juvenile justice system impacted youth

Schedule updates for July are in from the Huckleberry Youth Health Center @huckleberryhyhc at 555 Cole Street in SF.

PLEASE HELP US SHARE THIS INFO.

For our Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- we have an RN in M/W/F and have a provider in T/TH.

Our clinic will be closed on the following days:

💜 Wednesday, July 9: All CHPY clinics closed 1-5pm
💜 Thursday, July 10: Closed 9-5pm
💜 Wednesday, July 16: Closed 9-1pm
💜 Tuesday, July 22: All CHPY clinics closed 9-1pm
💜 Wednesday, July 23: 9-5pm

Our Youth Health Center is open 9am-5pm for anyone needing health education, case management, therapy, safer sex supplies, food, clothes, shoes, Plan B, Narcan, and more!

💜 CHPY clinics that are located in SF-
╰┈➤ 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic: 415-822-1707. Open only from 1-4:30pm
╰┈➤ Dimensions Clinic: 628-217-5700. Call and ask to make an appointment at Dimensions
╰┈➤ Balboa Teen Health Center: 628-217-5930. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ New Generation Health Center: 628-217-5250. Can drop in but it is best to call first for an appointment.
╰┈➤ CARECEN 2nd Chance Tattoo Removal Clinic: 415-642-4400. Appointments only!
╰┈➤ Burton High School Wellness Center: 415-469-4006x3. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays in the AM, appointment only!
╰┈➤ Michael Baxter Larkin Street Clinic: 415-673-0911x259. MWF provider available and T/TH RN only

💜 Call 415-822-1707 to make an appointment for any of the youth clinics listed above.

Acronyms used:

💜 Cole Street Youth Clinic (CSYC)- the clinic in our health center that is a part of CHPY
💜 Community Health Programs for Youth (CHPY)- confidential and safe clinics for homeless, undocumented, LGBTQ, and juvenile justice system impacted youth
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