The San Francisco Urban Service Project is seeking public schools and nonprofit or governmental organizations that would like to ‘host’ two San Francisco Urban Service Project Corps Members during our next program year. The Corps Members will work to involve youth in service learning activities and other leadership or community involvement activities.  During their term, they will build new partnerships between the Urban Service Project and other community-based organizations and schools.

San Francisco Urban Service Project Description

The San Francisco Urban Service Project recruits, develops, and utilizes the talent of diverse, skilled Corps Members in public schools and community based organizations to engage youth in service learning, build school-community partnerships, and mobilize community resources to get things done for children and youth in San Francisco.

Mission- Founded in 1992, the San Francisco Urban Service Project unites diverse young leaders with community action to promote social change.  Through training and support, our organization enables young adults to work full-time empowering children and youth of San Francisco.

Vision- We invest in building skills and providing tools and information for young leaders to make decisions and changes in their own lives and the lives of their communities.  We see children and youth as contributors of positive growth within our society, and we believe our Corps Members are role models for self-empowerment and community action.

To request an application to become a Service Site, please contact Amy Scott, Program Associate, at 415-642-3490.

ALSO SEE:

San Francisco Urban Service Project Public Schools

San Francisco Urban Service Project Community Organizations

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