Student/Family Opportunity

The Felton Institute's Foster Grandparent Program wants volunteers to help children with literacy and other developmental activities.

Youth ages 12-25 can get free medical and mental health services at the Balboa Teen Clinic during the summer.

Kids and teens (Ages 5-18) learn Holographic AR coding, STEM, AI, robotics engineering, design, digital art, 2D/3D animation, game design, 3D modeling, outer space exploration, nature exploration, and more with a lot of fun.

The Bay Area Urban Debate League will be hosting the Julia Burke Debate Institute, a free 5 day in person summer camp for middle school and high school students.

Apply for our 6-week summer program for young women of color entering grades 10, 11, 12 in the 2023-24 school year. Program participants receive an incentive up to $400, $500, or $600 after successful completion of the program, depending on alumni status and attendance. Deadline to apply: Sunday, Jun. 4.

Families of Black students in SFUSD are invited to join the District African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) for family fun on a Friday!

Students who want to take the PSAST / NMSQT and request SSD accommodations must complete this form by next Friday, May 19.

Brave New Voices International Youth Poetry Festival is back in person for the first time since 2019 and is coming home to San Francisco! This year's festival centers around coming back together as a community.

This youth-led, week-long summer camp is about connecting you with the resources and mentors you need to help you grow your voice. Explore topics like gentrification, mental health, climate change, and how you can use your art to make a difference.

Under 21 Open Mic, is an event celebrating young people, their voices, and all the ways they manifest. Poems, songs, freestyles, speeches, dance pieces, and more.