Huckleberry House: Crisis Shelter
Huckleberry House, located in San Francisco, offers 24-hour crisis intervention, resolution services, and emergency shelter for youth ages 12–17. Our staff supports young people through crisis and helps them build healthier ways to handle conflict and challenges.
Counseling Programs
Huckleberry Counseling Programs offer family and individual therapy, case management, group therapy, substance use counseling, and behavioral health classes.
Huckleberry Advocacy & Response Team (HART)
The Huckleberry Advocacy & Response Team (HART) works in collaboration with Children’s Protective Services, SFPD, the District Attorney, and the Probation Department to provide immediate crisis intervention and case management services for commercially sexually exploited youth.
San Francisco Health Care & Health Education
The Huckleberry Youth Health Center in San Francisco partners with the SF Dept. of Public Health to provide comprehensive, age-appropriate, linguistically and culturally sensitive healthcare to youth and young adults. Huckleberry also leads health education workshops in San Francisco schools, community-based programs, and Juvenile Hall.
Marin Health Care & Health Education
The Huckleberry Teen Health Program in San Rafael’s Montecito Shopping Center partners with Marin Community Clinics to provide comprehensive, age-appropriate, linguistically and culturally sensitive healthcare to youth and young adults in Marin County. Huckleberry also leads health education workshops in Marin schools and community-based programs.
Huckleberry Access to College Equity (ACE) Academy
Access to College Equity (ACE) Academy in Marin County is a college-and-career access program that prepares first-generation college students for college and beyond. Students join the program in their first years of high school and continue through their transition to college.
Community Assessment and Referral Center (CARC)
The Community Assessment and Referral Center (CARC) is a single-point-of-entry juvenile justice diversion program that provides crisis intervention, assessment, service integration, and referrals for arrested youth.
Seeds of Change (SEEDS)
Seeds of Change (SEEDS) disrupts the school-to-prison pipeline by reducing suspension and chronic absenteeism rates among middle school students in the San Francisco Unified School District through a coordinated, comprehensive approach that integrates policy work, legal defense, case management, community organizing, and advocacy.
