YAFW
Long-term case management for clients with complex health needs.
Neighborhood Networks
Offers preschool on a sliding scale to children aged 6 weeks-5 years old at Viewridge and Jerabek.
Preschools
Distributes NARCAN, leverages community partnerships (like community coalitions, youth coalitions), works to ban harmful products at the local government level, and provides education on harmful _____ which affects youth, the environment and more.
Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs
Program providing short-term health navigation and advocacy in primary care offices primarily for families receiving Medi-cal.
MI-CHW
Parenting class, peer support, and case management services for fathers.
Dads Corps
Before and after school program offered at 23 SDUSD schools. Programming includes;
Primetimes
Home Visiting and case management support to birthing parents prenatally to 2 months old OR 2 years old or less.
First 5 First Steps
Supports with conflict resolution, financial counseling, job assistance and more to ensure a client remains housed.
CEPS – Coordinated Eviction Prevention System
Offers parenting classes, in home parenting help, and works closely with CWS to prevent child abuse.
CSF – Community Services for Families
Tuition-based before and after school program located in 14 elementary schools.
Extended Day-Before and After School Programs
Serves students and families by linking them to services and community resources to eliminate barriers to student success, Including: Emergency food, medical and dental assistance, public benefits screenings, plus parent and child development services, etc.
Healthy Start School Family Resource Centers
Individual and group therapy provided in 4 San Diego school clusters (33 schools).
School Based Mental Health Services
Parenting Education and peer support for foster and kinship caregivers.
Project KEEP
What is the name of SAY's CEO?
Nancy Gannon Hornberger
Strengthens families and communities by offering connections to resources such as food assistance, housing, counseling, emergency financial assistance, parenting classes, support groups, and more. Specializes in Military families, but open to all.
Healthy Start Military Family Resource Centers
What year was SAY San Diego founded?
1971
6 month long mentoring program for youth on formal probation.
Resilience Community Mentors
What was SAY's total revenue for 2023?
$21,988,123
Groups that offer spaces for youth to talk about what they wish their parents knew, substance use, tobacco use, safe and clean communities, public health and more. Empowers youth to take what they learn into their homes and communities.
Also helps support youth in building emotional literacy in areas impacted by gangs and/or substance abuse.
Youth Support and Advocacy Groups
How many San Diegans does SAY claim to serve annually?
30,000 people.