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LOCATED AT THE YOUTH ACCESS CENTER 1508 FILLMORE ST, SF
Open Enrollment All Year Round
Are you interested in getting your high school diploma or G.E.D?
We help you with education, barrier removal, one-on-one tutoring, vocational training and much more!
To enroll, contact Lucina Lopez-Perez at llopez-perez@successcenters.org
COME BUILD WITH US!
YouthBuild is for young adults 18-24 looking to participate in hands on construction and get job readiness training.
Contact Derrie McClure for more info: 415-943-8205
dmcclure@successcenters.org
Pathways is an all virtual 16-week program with four tracks to choose from: Construction, Basic Computer Literacy, Job Readiness Training/Life Skills and Art. Every track occurs once a week for 2 hours, with the exception of Arts which will occur twice a week.
Click here to register online.
For more info: contact mrinaldi@successcenters.org
Throughout the year, we offer opportunities for interested members of the community to get to know our work. Join us at our gala, which is our most important fundraiser of the year, or at one of our many free special events.
We will announce the exact date and other details soon. Our gala is made possible by our extraordinary gala sponsors. Do you want to put your name on our most important event of the year? Click here to learn more.
for more info, contact Nina Camp-Dailey at
ncamp-dailey@successcenters.org (415) 688-7979
Success Centers’ Early Morning Study Academy (EMSA) held its 26th Annual Graduation Ceremony alongside its 5th Annual Construction Graduation on July 27, 2022. In partnership with John Muir Charter School, the dual ceremonies were hosted by the San Francisco Elks Club Lodge #3 inside the Kensington Park Hotel in San Francisco. This celebration honored 11 graduates from both John Muir Charter School and the Success Centers’ Construction Program. Twenty-two graduates completed the programs, however, a few graduates were unable to secure time off from their NEW JOBS IN CONSTRUCTION to attend the ceremony! Click here to learn more.
Join us for the Success Centers Employer Spotlight with Nelson Connects! Discover exciting employment opportunities with Nelson Connects at our upcoming event. All positions offer competitive hourly wages, making it a great opportunity for job seekers. Mark your calendars for Thursday, June 1st, 2023, at 11 am, and join us at 2577 Macarthur Blvd. Oakland, CA 94602. Don’t forget to scan the QR code on the flyer to register and secure your spot!
In celebration of San Francisco’s 420 event, Success Centers attending the Hippie Hill Festival to share with attendees’ information on our Equity Program, events and other programs that we offer.
High times were had by all. Thanks to our staff volunteers for your commitment and assistance in making this event a resounding success!
Congratulations to the Graduates of Cohort 6 of the Equity Pathways Paid Cannabis Industry Internship! To celebrate, we will be holding a graduation on Monday, May 22nd from 4 – 6PM at 1449 Webster Street in San Francisco!
While most of us are just waking up, Carlos is already at the Education, Employment & Training Center (EETC) at 6:30 a.m. preparing for the daily classroom activities.
He collects classic 70’s rock vinyl records (Black Sabbath, Led Zeplyn, Judas Priest to name his favorites) and although he plays the electric guitar and drums, he considers himself a bass guitarist. Carlos has been married for 18 years and is the proud dog parent to 2 black Labrador Retrievers (Rolando and Gordo).
Please join Success Centers as we honor and celebrate Carlos!
As a joint initiative between the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development and the Western Addition Community Stabilization Fund, this grant program is aimed at creating opportunities for individuals living, working, and participating in everyday life in the Western Addition. The objective is to create projects that engage the community in the goals of Community Empowerment and Advocacy, Community Cohesion and Community Building, History and Heritage, and Resident Stability. Selected projects will receive grants between $1,000 and $5,000 to cover project-related expenses including translation, hiring of artists, landscapers, and other professionals that can assist in the implementation of a project. Funding for projects will be made available based on each project’s timeline and needs.
Lucina initially applied for a Career Advisor position with Success Centers, however her extensive teaching skillset spoke for itself. She was hired in March 2021, as a school counselor at the Early Morning Study Academy (EMSA) where she continues to spread her learned knowledge on radical compassion to empathize and encourage our youth to educate themselves as much and as well as possible!
Reba participates with the Success Centers Communication Team to help create consistent branding and messaging and has hit the ground running in a new position as a Data Evaluations Specialist with our Career Center where she continues to contribute toward individual, team and organizational excellence. Congratulations Reba!
Dawood started with Success Centers during the merger with Imagine Bus Project in 2018. Since then, his creativity and expertise have helped him to create and teach the Success Centers coding course (Code on Point) and Arts Programs, catapulting both into greater prominence. He was pleasantly surprised by this honor and shared with us how his vision runs parallel with Success Centers’ mission. Click ‘Read More’ to learn more!
Twas the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, and all through Success Centers, 100 + turkey lunches were served to students, staff and board members. Thank you to all of the amazing chefs and those who leaned in to make this day happen! Click “Read More” to view photos from the event!
Nina is a hard worker who inspires others with her dedication to Success Centers. There’s no task too small for Nina to assist with. Nina’s drive, passion and support are inspirations to others. She’s amazing and deserves this recognition.
Congratulations Nina!
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