Afterschool & Community Resources

The supper program is a federally funded program that offers a balanced meal after school at over 90 SFUSD schools. 

After School Supper is a community program, which means it's open to any San Francisco youth, 18 years and younger, regardless of enrollment in the school or after school program. If a student was 18 years old at the beginning of the school year, but recently turned 19 years old, they are still welcome to participate in Supper. Additionally, per the USDA CACFP supper handbook and the CDSS website, there is no age limit to Supper participation for persons who meet the definition of "Persons with disabilities." [7 CFR Section 226.17a(c)] and [7 CFR 226.2 Definitions]. This includes SFUSD students enrolled in our ACCESS program.

All meals must be eaten at the school site (no grab n’ go meals or taking meals off site allowed). If you have any questions, please reach out to SNS at SchoolLunch@sfusd.edu. 

Find a Supper location near you in the list below or download and view the California Department of Education Meals for Kids App, it has a map of after-school meal programs in the city. This includes SFUSD sites and more. 

Please note: Students and youth who are not enrolled in the afterschool programs will be asked to write their first name down on a sign in sheet. This is only to track meal count to make sure we're ordering enough meals.

Additional Resources in San Francisco:

• Download and view the California Department of Education Meals for Kids App, it has a map of after-school meal programs in the city. This includes SFUSD sites and more. SFUSD after-school supper sites are open to any youth 18 years and younger.
• Every SFUSD school site has free Breakfast & Lunch every school day for every student, regardless of income. Find the menu here: sfusd.edu/menus
• 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.
• Visit 211 if you need help connecting to services, including food, health care, transportation, and more.
• Visit SF Service Guide, an online directory of human services in San Francisco, at sfserviceguide.org/food-resources/form for information on food resources.
• Use Shop Simple with MyPlate for savings with CalFresh, budget-friendly recipes, and balanced eating tips. Visit myplate.gov/shopsimple.

Student Nutrition Services also offers free snacks to students enrolled in Pre-K programs.