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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 […]

Huckleberry’s Director of Programs, Mollie Brown, Discusses our Work with Trafficked Youth in the SF Chronicle

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Huckleberry Youth Programs was recently asked by the city of San Francisco to take over a contract to serve youth who have been or who are at high risk for exploitation. In collaboration with Children’s Protective Services, SFPD, the District Attorney, and the Probation Department, Huckleberry provides immediate crisis intervention and case management services for […]

1.800.RUNAWAY PSA Features Former Huckleberry House Client, Soy

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“I really didn’t feel safe anymore at home,” says Soy, a former client at Huckleberry House. She is the first young person featured in this PSA created by the National Runaway Safeline. The PSA was created as a resource to young people seeking help.  Click the image above to watch the full PSA. This federal […]

Huckleberry Hero In The Fight Against HIV: Austin Padilla

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Huckleberry’s HIV Prevention Workshops were recently featured in Kenneth Cole PSA series. One of our speakers, Austin, is a hero in the fight against HIV. He shares his story with some of our Huckleberry youth.   PrEP is now available at the Huckleberry Youth Health Center and is: • A once-a-day pill • An HIV […]

A Victim of Human Trafficking – Jayden’s Story

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Jayden (whose name has been changed), is a sixteen-year-old who has been the victim of sexual exploitation since she was fourteen. Jayden was referred to the Huckleberry Advocacy and Response Team (HART) by a medical provider who suspected Jayden had been trafficked due to the number of times she requested testing for sexually transmitted infections. […]

Catch Up With HWA Alum William Liem

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Like all of our Huckleberry Wellness Academy students, William had difficult choices to make the spring of his senior year, and many questions to answer – What school should he choose? How far away should he go? How would the finances work? To his credit, William wasn’t focusing only on prestige or ratings, but rather […]

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We're Here: Food, Essentials, and Resources Available

As federal SNAP benefits face potential cuts, we know many families and young people in our community are feeling anxious about how they'll meet basic needs. We want you to know: Huckleberry is here, and you're not alone.

What We Offer at All SF & Marin Sites: 🍎 Free food and groceries 🧴 Essential items (hygiene products, clothing, etc.) 🏠 Safe space and supportive staff 💬 Connections to additional resources

Need More Support? Here are some additional resources:
1. Afterschool Supper Program, visit SFUSD After School Program Resources website - San Francisco
2. Food Insecurity Resources, visit Marin library’s food insecurity webpage on - Marin
3. With SNAP Benefits Delayed, Restaurants Step Up to Feed Bay Area Families
4. The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is operating temporary Pop-up Pantries. Use the Food Locator to find sites near you - San Francisco and Marin
5. Every SFUSD school site has free Breakfast & Lunch every school day for every student, regardless of income.
6. Visit San Francisco Human Services Agency at sfhsa.org/services/food or call (415) 557-5000 for information on food services: Calfresh (FoodStamps), Calfresh for Immigrants, free food locations, groceries, and meals.
7. Visit 211 if you need help connecting to services, including food, health care, transportation, and more.

Whether you need food today or help figuring out what benefits you might qualify for, our team is here to listen, support, and connect you with what you need.
Please share this with anyone who might need it. In times of uncertainty, community care is how we get through, together.

If you're able to support this work through donations, volunteering, or simply amplifying this message, we'd be deeply grateful. Every bit helps us keep our doors open and our shelves stocked.

#FoodSecurity #CommunitySupport #MutualAid #SanFrancisco #Marin #WeveGotYou #HuckleberryYouthPrograms
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Were Here: Food, Essentials, and Resources Available

As federal SNAP benefits face potential cuts, we know many families and young people in our community are feeling anxious about how theyll meet basic needs. We want you to know: Huckleberry is here, and youre not alone.

What We Offer at All SF & Marin Sites: 🍎 Free food and groceries 🧴 Essential items (hygiene products, clothing, etc.) 🏠 Safe space and supportive staff 💬 Connections to additional resources

Need More Support? Here are some additional resources: 
1. Afterschool Supper Program, visit SFUSD After School Program Resources website - San Francisco
2. Food Insecurity Resources, visit Marin library’s food insecurity webpage on  - Marin 
3. With SNAP Benefits Delayed, Restaurants Step Up to Feed Bay Area Families
4. The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is operating temporary Pop-up Pantries. Use the Food Locator to find sites near you - San Francisco and Marin
5. Every SFUSD school site has free Breakfast & Lunch every school day for every student, regardless of income. 
6. Visit San Francisco Human Services Agency at sfhsa.org/services/food or call (415) 557-5000 for information on food services: Calfresh (FoodStamps), Calfresh for Immigrants, free food locations, groceries, and meals.
7. Visit 211 if you need help connecting to services, including food, health care, transportation, and more.

Whether you need food today or help figuring out what benefits you might qualify for, our team is here to listen, support, and connect you with what you need.
Please share this with anyone who might need it. In times of uncertainty, community care is how we get through, together.

If youre able to support this work through donations, volunteering, or simply amplifying this message, wed be deeply grateful. Every bit helps us keep our doors open and our shelves stocked.

#FoodSecurity #CommunitySupport #MutualAid #SanFrancisco #Marin #WeveGotYou #HuckleberryYouthPrograms
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We're Here: Food, Essentials, and Resources Available

As federal SNAP benefits face potential cuts, we know many families and young people in our community are feeling anxious about how they'll meet basic needs. We want you to know: Huckleberry is here, and you're not alone.

What We Offer at All SF & Marin Sites: 🍎 Free food and groceries 🧴 Essential items (hygiene products, clothing, etc.) 🏠 Safe space and supportive staff 💬 Connections to additional resources

Need More Support? Here are some additional resources: 
1. Afterschool Supper Program, visit SFUSD After School Program Resources website - San Francisco
2. Food Insecurity Resources, visit Marin library’s food insecurity webpage on - Marin 
3. With SNAP Benefits Delayed, Restaurants Step Up to Feed Bay Area Families
4. The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is operating temporary Pop-up Pantries. Use the Food Locator to find sites near you - San Francisco and Marin
5. Every SFUSD school site has free Breakfast & Lunch every school day for every student, regardless of income. 
6. Visit San Francisco Human Services Agency at sfhsa.org/services/food or call (415) 557-5000 for information on food services: Calfresh (FoodStamps), Calfresh for Immigrants, free food locations, groceries, and meals.
7. Visit 211 if you need help connecting to services, including food, health care, transportation, and more.

Whether you need food today or help figuring out what benefits you might qualify for, our team is here to listen, support, and connect you with what you need.
Please share this with anyone who might need it. In times of uncertainty, community care is how we get through, together.

If you're able to support this work through donations, volunteering, or simply amplifying this message, we'd be deeply grateful. Every bit helps us keep our doors open and our shelves stocked.

#FoodSecurity #CommunitySupport #MutualAid #SanFrancisco #Marin #WeveGotYou #HuckleberryYouthPrograms

We`re Here: Food, Essentials, and Resources Available

As federal SNAP benefits face potential cuts, we know many families and young people in our community are feeling anxious about how they`ll meet basic needs. We want you to know: Huckleberry is here, and you`re not alone.

What We Offer at All SF & Marin Sites: 🍎 Free food and groceries 🧴 Essential items (hygiene products, clothing, etc.) 🏠 Safe space and supportive staff 💬 Connections to additional resources

Need More Support? Here are some additional resources:
1. Afterschool Supper Program, visit SFUSD After School Program Resources website - San Francisco
2. Food Insecurity Resources, visit Marin library’s food insecurity webpage on - Marin
3. With SNAP Benefits Delayed, Restaurants Step Up to Feed Bay Area Families
4. The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is operating temporary Pop-up Pantries. Use the Food Locator to find sites near you - San Francisco and Marin
5. Every SFUSD school site has free Breakfast & Lunch every school day for every student, regardless of income.
6. Visit San Francisco Human Services Agency at sfhsa.org/services/food or call (415) 557-5000 for information on food services: Calfresh (FoodStamps), Calfresh for Immigrants, free food locations, groceries, and meals.
7. Visit 211 if you need help connecting to services, including food, health care, transportation, and more.

Whether you need food today or help figuring out what benefits you might qualify for, our team is here to listen, support, and connect you with what you need.
Please share this with anyone who might need it. In times of uncertainty, community care is how we get through, together.

If you`re able to support this work through donations, volunteering, or simply amplifying this message, we`d be deeply grateful. Every bit helps us keep our doors open and our shelves stocked.

#FoodSecurity #CommunitySupport #MutualAid #SanFrancisco #Marin #WeveGotYou #HuckleberryYouthPrograms
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