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What is the age range for The Art House at 134? | The age range for The Art House at 134 is 12-24. |
What are the contact details for booking an appointment at The Art House? | To book an appointment at The Art House, visit this link: https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/[email protected]/bookings/ |
Who is the Program Manager of the Art Program at The Art House? | Krista DeNio is the Program Manager of the Art Program at The Art House. |
What are some of the Creative Arts Training options available at The Art House? | Some of the Creative Arts Training options available at The Art House include Music, Dance, Theater, Visual Arts & Design, Media Arts, Photography and Videography, Creative Writing, Visioning, and more. |
How can you contact the Art Team at The Art House? | To contact the Art Team at The Art House, you can reach out to the email: [email protected]. |
What is the main focus of The Creative’s Lab Learning Center program? | The main focus of The Creative’s Lab Learning Center program is in Creative Arts & Entrepreneurship. |
What are the potential benefits for youth participants who complete the program? | The potential benefits for youth participants who complete the program include the opportunity for internship placements in art-based organizations and a culminating evening of performance. |
How often does The Creative’s Lab Learning Center program take place? | The program occurs twice per year. |
When are the two sessions at The Creative's Lab Learning Center scheduled to occur throughout the year? | The two sessions of The Creative’s Lab Learning Center program are scheduled to occur in July-September and February-April. |
How can individuals learn more about The Creative’s Lab Learning Center program? | Individuals can learn more about The Creative’s Lab Learning Center program by checking out the flyer at the following link: https://larkinstreetyouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/The-Creatives-Lab-Flyer.pdf |
What is the schedule at the Art House Studio? | The schedule for Visual Art with Brian at the Art House Studio is Monday and Wednesday from 10 am to 12 pm in ECC and 1 pm to 3 pm in the Art Studio. The Skywatchers session, led by Malia & Shavonne, is held on Wednesdays from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. in the ECC. The Guitar session at the Art House Studio, led by Sarah, is held on Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Art Studio. Music Production is held every day of the week at the Art House Studio from 1 to 4 p.m in the Art Studio. |
What is the schedule for Visual Art with Brian at the Art House Studio? | The schedule for Visual Art with Brian at the Art House Studio is Monday and Wednesday from 10 am to 12 pm in ECC and 1 pm to 3 pm in the Art Studio. |
When is the Skywatchers session at the Art House Studio? | The Skywatchers session, led by Malia & Shavonne, is held on Wednesdays from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. in the ECC |
When is the Guitar session at the Art House Studio held? | The Guitar session at the Art House Studio, led by Sarah, is held on Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Art Studio |
When is the Music Production session at the Art House Studio? | Music Production is held every day of the week at the Art House Studio from 1 to 4 p.m in the Art Studio |
Tell me about Larkin Street Academy | Ages: 24 and under. Contact: (415) 673-0911. Hours: Monday through Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., appointments only. For appointments, book here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=RXpakjPK8U2uMYPzjw9-f5nUp1yWpKJMqN1Hnz9yK3pUQkxYWkUzUEg3SkQ2UlRMUjAzUDhHVVdNUy4u. Services: Job readiness, college readiness, computer classes, job placement and retention, internships, tutoring, GED tutoring and classes, secondary and post-secondary school enrollment and support, mindfulness, visual and performing arts. |
What age group does Larkin Street Academy cater to? | Larkin Street Academy caters to individuals aged 24 and under. |
How can someone contact Larkin Street Academy? | Someone can contact Larkin Street Academy by calling (415) 673-0911. |
What are the operating hours of Larkin Street Academy from Monday through Thursday? | Larkin Street Academy operates from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Monday through Thursday. |
How can appointments be made with Larkin Street Academy? | Appointments with Larkin Street Academy can be made online by booking here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=RXpakjPK8U2uMYPzjw9-f5nUp1yWpKJMqN1Hnz9yK3pUQkxYWkUzUEg3SkQ2UlRMUjAzUDhHVVdNUy4u |
What are some of the services offered by Larkin Street Academy? | Some of the services offered by Larkin Street Academy include job readiness, college readiness, computer classes, job placement and retention, internships, tutoring, GED tutoring and classes, secondary and post-secondary school enrollment and support, mindfulness, visual and performing arts. |
What are the different employment training programs at Larkin Street? | The employment training programs at Larkin Street include the Employment Training Program (ETP), Youth Force, Externships, Employment Success Services, and Financial Literacy. |
What are the main components of the Employment Training Program (ETP) offered at Larkin Street? | The main components of the Employment Training Program (ETP) at Larkin Street include a 2-week job readiness training where students learn to make resumes, apply for jobs online, practice interviewing skills, and gain financial literacy. |
How long is the Youth Force program at Larkin Street and what does it offer to participants? | The Youth Force program at Larkin Street is a 3-month paid internship that allows participants to practice workforce skills in the community through a partnership with the Port of San Francisco. This program also covers financial literacy. |
Can you explain the concept of Externships as part of the employment programs at Larkin Street? | Externships at Larkin Street provide paid real-world experience by placing participants in employment partners' establishments within a highly supportive environment. |
How does the Employment Success Services at Larkin Street assist participants in their job search process? | Employment Success Services at Larkin Street offer one-on-one counseling to help participants find and apply for jobs, providing personalized assistance throughout the job search process. |
In what ways does Larkin Street address financial literacy as part of their employment programs? | Larkin Street addresses financial literacy as part of their employment programs by partnering with finance and accounting firms to offer support in budgeting, credit management, savings, and debt reduction. |
What are the Education and Academic Support Programs at Larkin Street? | The Education and Academic Support Programs at Larkin Street include GED Tutoring, College Success, Learning Centers, Bridge Academy, Scholarship Program, and ACE Program (Attempt, Cultivate & Execute). |
What kind of support is available for individuals preparing to take the high school equivalency exam? | Bilingual support is available for individuals preparing to take the high school equivalency exam at Larkin Street. |
What services are offered in the College Success program at Larkin Street? | One-on-one counseling services on enrollment, credit transfer, financial aid, and scholarship resources are offered in the College Success program at Larkin Street. |
What topics are covered in the Learning Centers at Larkin Street? | The Learning Centers at Larkin Street cover foundational topics in technology, healthcare, and cross-cultural studies. |
Can you describe the Bridge Academy program at Larkin Street? | The Bridge Academy at Larkin Street is an 8-10 week cohort-based college readiness curriculum that helps individuals transition into college. |
What does the Scholarship Program at Larkin Street offer to new and returning college students enrolling in non-profit universities? | The Scholarship Program at Larkin Street offers year-long community and financial support to new and returning college students enrolling in non-profit universities. |
How does the ACE Program at Larkin Street provide support to current college students? | The ACE Program at Larkin Street provides one-on-one support with a college success counselor for current college students, along with financial incentives for consistent meetings. |
Are bilingual tutoring services available for the high school equivalency exam at Larkin Street? | Yes, bilingual tutoring services are available for the high school equivalency exam at Larkin Street. |
How long is the Bridge Academy program at Larkin Street? | The Bridge Academy program at Larkin Street lasts 8-10 weeks. |
What financial incentives are offered to current college students participating in the ACE Program at Larkin Street? | Financial incentives for consistent meetings are offered to current college students participating in the ACE Program at Larkin Street. |
How can individuals access One-on-one counseling services for enrollment, credit transfer, financial aid, and scholarship resources at Larkin Street? | Individuals can access one-on-one counseling services for enrollment, credit transfer, financial aid, and scholarship resources at Larkin Street by engaging with the college success counselors. |
What are the programs within Larkin Street's Art Program? | The programs within Larkin Street's Art Program include The Creative Labs, Workshops, Recording studio, and Externships |
What is the duration of the Creatives Lab program at Larkin Street's Art Program? | The Creatives Lab program at Larkin Street's Art Program lasts for 3 months. |
What types of creative expression are covered in the Creatives Lab program? | The Creatives Lab program covers creative expression in visual arts, dance, and music. |
What opportunities are available through the workshops at Larkin Street's Art Program? | Workshops at Larkin Street's Art Program offer drop-in classes on illustration, dance, music production, and more. |
How does the recording studio component of the program support youth in their artistic endeavors? | The recording studio component provides one-on-one support with audio engineers for mixing and mastering music at a professional level. |
How do externships play a role in the Art Program at Larkin Street, and what is the nature of these opportunities? | Externships in the Art Program at Larkin Street offer paid placements in arts-based employment with community partners, providing valuable real-world experience for participants. |
What types of housing programs does Larkin Street offer for young people looking for longer-term support? | Larkin Street offers a continuum of housing options for young people looking for longer-term support, ranging from dorm-style living with onsite staff to independent apartments in the community. |
How do the housing options at Larkin Street vary to accommodate different needs? | The housing options at Larkin Street vary to accommodate different needs by providing a range of choices such as dorm-style living with 24-hour onsite staff or independent apartments in the community. |
What support services are provided by case managers in the housing programs offered by Larkin Street? | Case managers in the housing programs at Larkin Street provide education and employment support, health and wellness services, fun community activities, and assistance in planning for a bright future. |
Where can individuals go to learn more about the youth access points at Larkin Street? | Individuals can learn more about the youth access points at Larkin Street by visiting the drop-in centers listed on their website: https://larkinstreetyouth.org/get-help/drop-in-centers/ |
How can someone contact Larkin Street for more information about their housing programs? | To contact Larkin Street for more information about their housing programs, individuals can call (800) 669-6196 or send an email to the provided address. |
What services are provided by the Youth Access Points in San Francisco for Transitional Age Youth (TAY) aged 18-25? | The Youth Access Points in San Francisco provide referrals to emergency, transitional & permanent housing for Transitional Age Youth (TAY) aged 18-25. |
Where can individuals find more information about the Youth Access Points and their operating hours? | Individuals can find more information about the Youth Access Points and their operating hours on the Larkin Street Youth Access Points website at https://larkinstreetyouth.org/get-help/drop-in-centers/. |
What days and times is a TAY Navigation counselor available for housing assessments at the HSRC? | A TAY Navigation counselor is available for housing assessments at the HSRC on Tuesdays from 10 am to 12 pm. |
Can the Coordinated Entry housing search within Larkin Street programs assist individuals in finding permanent housing beyond the initial offerings? | Yes, the Coordinated Entry housing search within Larkin Street programs can assist individuals in finding permanent housing beyond the initial offerings. |
What are the Supportive Housing programs at Larkin Street | The Supportive Housing programs at Larkin Street are Casa Adelante, Edward II, Ellis Street Apartments, and Routz |
How many units of affordable apartments are provided by Casa Adelante at Larkin Street? | Casa Adelante at Larkin Street provides 29 units of affordable apartments for transitional age youth and parenting youth. |
What is the focus of Routz supportive housing program at Larkin Street? | The focus of the Routz supportive housing program at Larkin Street is on young people with mental illness, offering long-term supportive housing with on-site case management. |
Can you provide more information about the programs Edward II and Ellis Street Apartments offer at Larkin Street? | Edward II and Ellis Street Apartments at Larkin Street offer long-term supportive housing programs with on-site case management, catering to young people in need of additional support and resources. |
What are the Transitional Housing programs offered by Larkin Street | The Transitional Housing programs at Larkin Street include Castro Youth Housing Initiative (CYHI), Assisted Care, LEASE, Geary House, 1020 Haight, Turning Point, Mission Inn, and Casa Esperanza |
What is the Castro Youth Housing Initiative and who is it designed for? | The Castro Youth Housing Initiative is a two-year scattered-site housing program designed for young people who identify as LGBTQ, including a specific housing program for transgender youth. |
What is the Assisted Care housing program and what specific services does it provide? | The Assisted Care housing program is congregate site housing with onsite specialty services for young people who are HIV positive and HIV vulnerable. |
What is the LEASE program and who is it aimed at assisting? | The LEASE program is scattered-site housing aiming to assist former foster youth. |
Can you provide information on the Turning Point transitional housing program, including its location and target demographic? | The Turning Point transitional housing program, previously run by Fred Finch Youth & Family Services, is located in Berkeley, California. It is a temporary program designed to help young people experiencing homelessness ages 18-25 to secure and maintain independent permanent housing. It is part of the Alameda County Coordinated Entry System. |
Tell me about Geary House and 1020 Haight | Geary House and 1020 Haight are two-year dorm-style transitional housing programs. |
What is the Mission Inn supportive housing program? | Mission Inn offers supportive housing community for Transition Age Youth (TAY, ages 18–24) experiencing homelessness located in the Mission. |
What is the Casa Esperanza supportive housing program? | Casa Esperanza offers supportive housing community for Transition Age Youth (TAY, ages 18–24) experiencing homelessness located in the Mission. For Spanish- or indigenous- language speakers, using or seeking legal services to adjust immigration status, systematically and historically marginalized TAY that have been disparately impacted by homelessness. |
What are the rental subsidies programs at Larkin Street | The rental subsidies program at Larkin Street are Pathways, Rising Up, and TAS (Transition and Stabilization Program) |
What is the purpose of the Pathways program offered at Larkin Street? | The purpose of the Pathways program offered at Larkin Street is to provide a graduated rental-subsidy program that helps young people afford their own apartments. |
Can you describe the services and support provided by the Rising Up housing program? | The Rising Up housing program provides time-limited housing assistance and supportive services to youth and young adults exiting homelessness. Participants are placed in independent housing with a subsidy to support them in achieving housing and economic stability. |
How does the TAS (Transition and Stabilization Program) help youth after they exit the residential housing continuum? | The TAS (Transition and Stabilization Program) helps youth after they exit the residential housing continuum by offering services and support as they transition toward self-sufficiency. This includes counseling referrals for at least one year post-exit. |
How long is the rental assistance provided through the Rising Up program? | The rental assistance provided through the Rising Up program is time-limited. |
What kind of support does the TAS program offer to youth for at least one year post exit? | The TAS program offers counseling referrals and support to youth for at least one year after they exit the residential housing continuum, helping them towards self-sufficiency. |
How can youth access medical services at Larkin Street? | Youth can access medical services at Larkin Street at the Micheal Baxter Youth Clinic |
What is the Micheal Baxter Youth Clinic | The Micheal Baxter Youth Clinic is a Medical & Behavioral Health Service. |
What is the age limit for individuals who can use the services at the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic? | The age limit for individuals who can use the services at the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic is 25 and under. |
How can someone contact the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic? | To contact the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic, call (415) 673-0911 ext. 259. |
What are the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic's hours of operation from Monday to Friday? | The Michael Baxter Youth Clinic's hours of operation from Monday to Friday are 9am-12pm and 1pm-5pm. |
When is the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic closed for lunch? | The Michael Baxter Youth Clinic is closed for lunch from 12pm to 1pm. |
At what time do the doors of the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic close each day? | The doors of the Michael Baxter Youth Clinic close each day at 4pm. |
What are the medical services offered at the Micheal Baxter Youth Clinic? | The medical services at the Micheal Baxter Youth Clinic are the Medical Clinic, HIV Specialty Services, Case Management, Wellness Program, and Residential Aftercare |
What types of medical services are offered at Larkin Street's Medical Clinic? | The Medical Clinic at Larkin Street offers free preventative, primary & sexual medical care including rapid HIV testing, behavioral health, family planning, and health education. Referrals for eye, dental & podiatry services are also available. |
How does Larkin Street assist youth in accessing Medi-Cal and Covered California? | Larkin Street assists youth in accessing Medi-Cal & Covered California through Case Managers who provide support in navigating the enrollment process. |
What specialized services are provided by the HIV Specialty Services at Larkin Street? | HIV Specialty Services at Larkin Street provide specialized HIV medical care, medication management, viral load monitoring, HIV risk education, harm reduction supplies, and PrEP navigation to help youth avoid contracting or transmitting HIV. |
How does the Case Management at Larkin Street support youth in connecting to various services? | The Case Management at Larkin Street provides individualized support to help youth connect to housing, education/employment services, behavioral health services, community resources, and other supports. |
What kind of therapeutic support is provided by the Wellness Program at Larkin Street? | The Wellness Program at Larkin Street offers both brief and long-term therapeutic support to help young people manage their mental wellbeing. Specific services include drop-in sessions, check-ins, individual therapy, and psychoeducation groups. |
How can young people self-refer to the medical services offered at Larkin Street? | Young people can self-refer to the medical services offered at Larkin Street by emailing [email protected]. |
What support does the Residential Aftercare program provide for young people who have exited Larkin Street's services? | The Residential Aftercare program at Larkin Street provides case management for up to one year for young people who have exited their services, supporting them in reaching their goals and transitioning successfully. |
Where can I receive gender affirming care? | There is a huge growing list of gender affirming care resources in the city. Please see https://www.sf.gov/departments/department-public-health/gender-health-sf |
Which providers provide gender affirming care? | There is a huge growing list of gender affirming care resources in the city. Please see https://www.sf.gov/departments/department-public-health/gender-health-sf |
Does Larkin Street Academy serve housed clients? | Yes, LSA serves housed clients. |
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