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Crisis Shelter – Huckleberry House

Need Immediate Help? 

Huckleberry’s 24-Hour Teen Hotline is
OPEN for youth and families
415.621.2929

Huckleberry House offers continuous 24-hour crisis intervention and resolution services and emergency shelter to high-need youth between the ages of 12 and 17. Huckleberry House may house 18-year-olds who are enrolled in high school or GED program.

Located on Page Street (at Lyon) in San Francisco, Huckleberry House is the oldest program for runaway and homeless youth in the country. Program goals are to alleviate problems of runaway and homeless youth, reunite youth with their families, empower youth to identify healthy lifestyle alternatives and develop positive decision-making.

Through a continuum of care service model, the program creates a network of support for positive, healthy adolescent development. Most of the clients are from the San Francisco Bay Area, which allows us to deliver extended family preservation counseling. All Huckleberry youth receive primary medical care and peer-based prevention education through Huckleberry’s Cole Street Clinic.

To contact Huckleberry House directly, please call 415.621.2929 or email hh@huckleberryyouth.org

The National Runaway Switchboard:
Huckleberry House is one of 13,000 resources listed on the National Runaway Switchboard. Established in 1971, The National Runaway Switchboard serves as a federally-designated national communication system for homeless and runaway youth. Find out more at www.1800runaway.org.

Archival Footage of Huckleberry House on KQED City Beat.

Originally aired on May 22, 1968

 

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Radio Africa & Kitchen was created by Eskender Aseged in the early 2000's as an underground event, turning into one of the first Bay Area pop-ups. Eskender arrived in San Francisco in the late 1980's from Ethiopia and some of his first jobs were working in San Francisco fine-dining restaurants, including Square One, Boulevard, and Campton Place. During this time, he was inspired to experiment with his own cooking style, integrating his techniques of African cuisine with California's local ingredients. In 2012, Eskender opened his first brick and mortar restaurant in the Bayview, Radio Africa Kitchen, which offers nutritious and sustainably-sourced African cuisine. Currently, Eskender is spending most of his time in the community with the #greatplatesdelivered program, delivering three nutritious meals/day to seniors 65 and older and adults 60-64 who are at a high-risk of contracting COVID-19.

Radio Africa Kitchen is currently open to the public for group catering orders. For more information, visit: www.radioafricakitchen.com/catering/
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Radio Africa & Kitchen was created by Eskender Aseged in the early 2000s as an underground event, turning into one of the first Bay Area pop-ups. Eskender arrived in San Francisco in the late 1980s from Ethiopia and some of his first jobs were working in San Francisco fine-dining restaurants, including Square One, Boulevard, and Campton Place. During this time, he was inspired to experiment with his own cooking style, integrating his techniques of African cuisine with Californias local ingredients. In 2012, Eskender opened his first brick and mortar restaurant in the Bayview, Radio Africa Kitchen, which offers nutritious and sustainably-sourced African cuisine. Currently, Eskender is spending most of his time in the community with the #greatplatesdelivered program, delivering three nutritious meals/day to seniors 65 and older and adults 60-64 who are at a high-risk of contracting COVID-19. 

Radio Africa Kitchen is currently open to the public for group catering orders. For more information, visit: https://www.radioafricakitchen.com/catering/
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Huckleberry Youth Programs would like to thank our generous Spring 2021 event sponsors!! Thank you for supporting our Juvenile Justice Reform Panel Discussion on March 25! If you haven’t registered for this FREE virtual discussion on the upcoming closure of SF’s Juvenile Hall and Huckleberry’s justice reform work, tap the link in our bio and register today! 
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Huckleberry Youth Programs would like to thank our generous Spring 2021 event sponsors!! Thank you for supporting our Juvenile Justice Reform Panel Discussion on March 25! If you haven’t registered for this FREE virtual discussion on the upcoming closure of SF’s Juvenile Hall and Huckleberry’s justice reform work, tap the link in our bio and register today!
@firstrepublic @sutterhealth @unionbank_official @warriors
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