ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26*
Social-Emotional Well-Being in Early Childhood
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description LifeLong Medical
Care
Project Pride Social-Emotional
Well-Being in Early
Childhood
$75,000.00 Residential program that provides developmental assessments, parenting education groups,
parent/child dyad sessions, case management for
parenting needs, and field trips/activities for the
mothers and children.
Lincoln Early Childhood
Mental Health
Collaborative
Social-Emotional
Well-Being in Early
Childhood
$475,000.00 Provides educators and children social-emotional and developmental screenings, child specific
consultations, workshops with caregivers,
community events, resource linkages, child/family
treatment with mental health professionals to
promote socio-emotional well-being, and early
identification and treatment of developmental
delays and behavior concerns in children.
Oakland Parks,
Recreation &
Youth
Development
Community
Adventure Pre-K
Playgroup (C.A.P.P)
Social-Emotional
Well-Being in Early
Childhood
$100,000.00 Hosts playgroups with healthy snacks daily and focus on preschool/kindergarten readiness for
children and caregivers at 3 Recreation centers.
Activities include circle time, arts and crafts
projects, story time, and field trips. This program
also supports social emotional learning, fine and
gross motor skill development, and cognitive
development.
Through the
Looking Glass
Nurturing
Relationships &
Strengths of Children
0-5 and Their Families
Social-Emotional
Well-Being in Early
Childhood
$125,000.00 Provision of mental health and developmental/OT services to East/West Oakland 0-5 children with
socioemotional issues and their families.
BANANAS, Inc Healthy Havenscourt
Early Care and Kinder
Readiness Hub
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$500,000.00 Provides families of young children in the
Havenscourt neighborhood with family navigation,
referrals, parent/caregiver-child playgroups, peer
support, social connection, kinder-transition family
activities, financial literacy, concrete social supports and basic needs.
*FY25-26 Program Descriptions derived from FY24-25 grant agreements.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Family Resource Centers and Parent Engagement
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Dads Evoking
Change
Dads Evoking Change Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$40,000.00 A series of free parenting and legal guidance for parents seeking to positively co-parent their
children. DEC also coordinates child friendly events
for under-resourced fathers and their families in
Oakland.
East Bay Agency
for Children
(EBAC)
Hawthorne Family
Resource Center
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$238,474.00 Primarily serves immigrants and low-income families in Fruitvale impacted by poverty and
trauma. Adults access group or individual services
that promote wellness, economic well-being, and
self-reliance.
Family Bridges,
Inc.
Social Services to
Young Children &
Their Families
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$40,000.00 Provide services to support young children and their families to become better equipped to meet
basic needs and thus become more self-sufficient
and importantly, to thrive.
Lincoln Highland Community
Resource Center
(Highland FRC)
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$220,000.00 Provides play groups, early literacy support, parenting engagement, basic needs, and social
emotional learning for predominantly Latinx and
African American families that have experienced
violence and trauma. The FRC’s purpose is to build
on families’ strengths and develop their capacity to
support their children’s healthy development,
literacy, and readiness for/success in school.
Lotus Bloom Culturally Responsive
Family Resource
Center
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$248,993.00 Serves families at the Culturally Responsive Family Resource Center with Playgroups and Family
Navigation.
Our Family
Coalition
LIFTS (LGBTQ
Intersectional &
Inclusive Family
Support & Trauma
Services)
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$125,000.00 Supports the healthy development of children ages 0-5 growing up in the Bay Area LGBTQ+ families.
Provides LGBTQ parents/caregivers opportunities
for social networking, learning, and leadership
through weekly peer-led support groups, parent-
infant classes, workshops, and navigation services.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Family Resource Centers and Parent Engagement
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Refugee &
Immigrant
Transitions (RIT)
Parent Tot Initiative
(PTI)
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$250,000.00 Collaboration between Refugee & Immigrant
Transitions, Burma Refugee Families & Newcomers
and Harbor House to serve newcomer/immigrant
kids 0-8 and their parents/caregivers at a family
resource hub. PTI integrates multicultural and
multilingual family navigation, classes, workshops,
support groups, food distribution, and basic needs.
Safe Passages Safe Passages Baby
Learning
Communities
Collaborative
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$499,936.00 Serves 5 communities: Stonehurst, Havenscourt, Melrose, Fruitvale, West Oakland and provides
spaces for parents to engage their peers, access
mental health/special needs support, promote
school readiness, address basic needs, and support
parent advocacy.
Tandem, Partners
in Early Learning
Early Learning
Everywhere Building
Family Connections
Family Resource
Centers and Parent
Engagement
$98,632.00 Supports children ages 0-5 who are not enrolled in formal care through programming at community
spaces. Children and their caregivers gain skills in
literacy, language, math, and social-emotional
learning, all through workshops, play-and-learn
groups, and other events at libraries, resource
centers, health clinics, and parks.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
ACORN Woodland
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Brookfield
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Bay Area
Community
Resources
Emerson Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Esperanza Academy Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Fred T. Korematsu
Discovery Academy
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Global Family
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Grass Valley
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Bay Area
Community
Resources
Greenleaf Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$100,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Hoover Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Lockwood STEAM
Academy
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Madison Park
Academy Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Markham Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Bay Area
Community
Resources
Martin Luther King,
Jr. Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Oakland Academy of
Knowledge
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Prescott Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Sankofa United
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Comprehensive expanded learning program (ELP) services to K-5 low-income students. Students build
academic and social-emotional skills, experience
the arts, science, physical activity, and strengthen
students’ relationships with peers and caring adults
and sense of school connectedness.
East Bay Agency
for Children
(EBAC)
Achieve Academy Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool academic and enrichment program for TK-5th graders impacted by poverty and food,
housing and employment insecurity.
East Bay Agency
for Children
(EBAC)
Highland Community Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool academic and enrichment program for TK-5th graders highly impacted by poverty and
food, housing and employment insecurity.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Franklin Elementary
School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After school program that provides safe, enriching, and diverse learning experiences. Youth participate
in activities including academic support,
enrichment, community building, college and
career exposure, and field trips.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Garfield Elementary
School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After school program that provides safe, enriching, and diverse learning experiences. Youth participate
in activities including academic support,
enrichment, community building, college and
career exposure, and field trips.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Lincoln Elementary
School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After school program that provides safe, enriching, and diverse learning experiences. Youth participate
in activities including academic support,
enrichment, community building, college and
career exposure, and field trips.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Manzanita
Community School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After school program that provides safe, enriching, and diverse learning experiences. Youth participate
in activities including academic support,
enrichment, community building, college and
career exposure, and field trips.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Manzanita Seed Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After school program that provides safe, enriching, and diverse learning experiences. Youth participate
in activities including academic support,
enrichment, community building, college and
career exposure, and field trips.
Girls Inc of
Alameda County
Allendale Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool Program that provides literacy
intervention activities tailored to support
Allendale’s student population. Other academic
supports include STEM enrichment, structured
homework help, clubs, and parent engagement,
physical activities and a daily healthy meal/snack.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Girls Inc of
Alameda County
Bella Vista
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool Program that provides literacy
intervention activities tailored to support Bella
Vista’s student population. Other academic
supports include STEM enrichment, structured
homework help, clubs, and parent engagement,
physical activities and a daily healthy meal/snack.
Girls Inc of
Alameda County
Bridges @ Melrose
Academy Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool Program that provides literacy
intervention activities tailored to support the
Melrose Academy student population. Other
academic supports include STEM enrichment,
structured homework help, clubs, and parent
engagement, physical activities and a snack.
Girls Inc of
Alameda County
Burckhalter
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool Program that provides literacy
intervention activities tailored to support
Burckhalter’s student population. Other academic
supports include STEM enrichment, structured
homework help, clubs, and parent engagement,
physical activities and a daily healthy meal/snack.
Girls Inc of
Alameda County
Horace Mann
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool Program that provides literacy
intervention activities tailored to support the
Horace Mann student population. Other academic
supports include STEM enrichment, structured
homework help, clubs, and parent engagement,
physical activities and a daily healthy meal/snack.
Girls Inc of
Alameda County
La Escuelita Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Afterschool Program that provides literacy
intervention activities tailored to support La
Escuelita’s student population. Other academic
supports include STEM enrichment, structured
homework help, clubs, and parent engagement,
physical activities and a daily healthy meal/snack.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Oakland Leaf
Foundation
EnCompass Academy Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Free after school program providing culturally relevant enrichment classes, social-emotional
learning opportunities, and academic support to
students designed to cultivate a sense of belonging,
agency, and social responsibility among students.
Oakland Leaf
Foundation
International
Community
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Free after school program providing culturally relevant enrichment classes, social-emotional
learning opportunities, and academic support to
students designed to cultivate a sense of belonging,
agency, and social responsibility among students.
Oakland Leaf
Foundation
Learning Without
Limits
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Free after school program providing culturally relevant enrichment classes, social-emotional
learning opportunities, and academic support to
students designed to cultivate a sense of belonging,
agency, and social responsibility among students.
Oakland Leaf
Foundation
Think College Now
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Free after school program providing culturally relevant enrichment classes, social-emotional
learning opportunities, and academic support to
students designed to cultivate a sense of belonging,
agency, and social responsibility among students.
Safe Passages East Oakland Pride
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Offers academic and social-emotional support, enrichment, youth development/leadership,
recreation/fitness, and family engagement.
Safe Passages Fruitvale Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Offers academic and social-emotional support, enrichment, youth development/leadership,
recreation/fitness, and family engagement.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Elementary Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Safe Passages Laurel Elementary Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Offers academic and social-emotional support, enrichment, youth development/leadership,
recreation/fitness, and family engagement.
Safe Passages Reach Academy
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 Offers academic and social-emotional support, enrichment, youth development/leadership,
recreation/fitness, and family engagement.
Ujimaa
Foundation
Carl B. Munck
Elementary School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After-School Program serving Trans-Kindergarten thru 5th grade students with Arts, Dance, Inline
Skating, Science, Gardening &Nutrition, and hiking
as core enrichment activities. Also supports other
student demand-based clubs such as Chess, Cheer,
Engineering, Leadership, and Academic Support.
YMCA of the East
Bay
Piedmont Avenue
Elementary
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Elementary Schools
$85,000.00 After school program that elevates youth voice by providing opportunities that promote leadership
learning and healthy habits.
Attitudinal
Healing
Connection
Community School
for Creative
Education
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Creates a safe space for students to develop academic and social-emotional skills; experience
the arts, science, and other enrichment; strengthen
relationships with peers and caring adults; and
deepen school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Elmhurst United
Middle School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 A safe space for students to build academic and social-emotional skills; experience the arts, science,
physical activity, and strengthen students’
relationships with peers and caring adults and
sense of school connectedness.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Middle Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Bay Area
Community
Resources
Life Academy Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 A safe space for students to build academic and social-emotional skills; experience the arts, science,
physical activity, and strengthen students’
relationships with peers and caring adults and
sense of school connectedness.
Bay Area
Community
Resources
Madison Park
Academy
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 A safe space for students to build academic and social-emotional skills; experience the arts, science,
physical activity, and strengthen students’
relationships with peers and caring adults and
sense of school connectedness.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Frick United Academy
of Language
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 School-based comprehensive after school program dedicated to providing a safe, enriching diverse
learning experience for youth through a menu of
learning activities that include academic support,
enrichment education, community building, college
and career exposure, and field trips.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Roosevelt Middle
School
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Comprehensive after-school program that provides students safe and enriching learning experiences.
Students build relationships with their Afterschool
teacher and peers through participation in project-
based learning, arts, sports, gardening, academic
support, events, and field trips.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Urban Promise
Academy
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 School-based comprehensive after school program providing a safe, enriching diverse learning
experience for youth through a diverse menu of
learning activities that include academic support,
enrichment education, community building, college
and career exposure, and field trips.
Envisioneers, Inc Westlake Middle Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Offers a safe and learner-centric academic, social- emotional, and experiential learning opportunities
during and after school until 6 PM, 5 days per week
at no-cost to families.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Comprehensive School-Based Afterschool at Middle Schools
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Girls Inc of
Alameda County
West Oakland Middle Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Daily academic and enrichment program expanding learning beyond the school day while
complementing classroom instruction and
providing a safe, structured environment that
encourages creativity and growth. The youth self-
select and rotate through grade/gender specific
academic and enrichment classes to allow exposure
to a variety of activities.
Oakland Leaf
Foundation
Ascend Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Culturally relevant enrichment classes, social- emotional learning opportunities, and academic
support designed to cultivate a sense of belonging,
agency, and social responsibility in students to
support their development into compassionate,
creative, and engaged community leaders.
Oakland Leaf
Foundation
Bret Harte Middle Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Culturally relevant enrichment classes, social- emotional learning opportunities, and academic
support designed to cultivate a sense of belonging,
agency, and social responsibility in students to
support their development into compassionate,
creative, and engaged community leaders.
Safe Passages Coliseum College
Prep Academy
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Provides academic support, student enrichment, youth development & leadership, and family
engagement to low-income students of color to
accelerate student learning and provide students
with opportunities to apply knowledge to solve real
problems and become community leaders.
Safe Passages United for Success
Academy After School
Program
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Provides academic support, student enrichment, youth development & leadership, and family
engagement to low-income students of color to
accelerate student learning and provide students
with opportunities to apply knowledge to solve real
problems and become community leaders.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Middle School Engagement, Wellness, and Transitions
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Ujimaa
Foundation
Lazear Charter
Academy
Comprehensive
School-Based
Afterschool at
Middle Schools
$100,000.00 Serves Transitional-Kindergarten through 8th grade students in Arts & Crafts, Dance, Inline Skating,
Science, Gardening &Nutrition, and hiking as core
enrichment activities; and other student demand-
based clubs such as Chess, Cheer, Engineering,
Leadership, and Academic Support.
East Oakland
Boxing
Association
EOBA - After-school
program - Grades 6-8
Middle School
Engagement,
Wellness, and
Transitions
$100,000.00 Serves low-income, at-risk school-aged (K-12 youth) in an on-site after-school setting located in deep
East Oakland with academic support, enrichment
programming, and health/wellness programming.
Fresh Lifelines for
Youth, Inc.
FLY Middle School
Program for Oakland
Youth
Middle School
Engagement,
Wellness, and
Transitions
$60,000.00 Offers two levels of support for middle schoolers to help them connect to their education to prevent
them from getting caught in the pipeline to prison.
Lincoln West Oakland
Initiative (WOI)
Middle School
Engagement,
Wellness, and
Transitions
$200,000.00 A culturally responsive academic intervention program that integrates social-emotional
development, parent engagement, and case
management. Provides a subset of students with
intensive Academic and/or Social Emotional
support plans, case management, social-emotional
learning experiences, and peer leadership
opportunities to bolster academic progress,
engagement, wellness, and life transitions.
Safe Passages Elev8 Youth Middle School
Engagement,
Wellness, and
Transitions
$100,000.00 Provides low-income, middle school students of color living in high stress neighborhoods with
increased access to mentoring, community
building, community service, and holistic wellness
supports designed to increase school attendance,
improve school connectedness and connections to
caring adults, and promote youths’ agency, self-
esteem, growth mindset, and mental health.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
High School and Post-Secondary Student Success
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description The Unity Council The Unity Council
Latino Men & Boys
Program
Middle School
Engagement,
Wellness, and
Transitions
$250,000.00 A year-round, culturally rooted mentoring program operating at five OUSD middle schools to
strengthen the socio-emotional wellness and
empowerment of youth, ages 11-15, while
preparing them for their transition to high school.
Mentors provide trauma-informed individual and
group interventions, education, and resources to
create pathways for healthy development.
Centro Legal de la
Raza
Youth Law Academy High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$175,000.00 A college preparation and career awareness program for low-income youth of color that is
closing the racial opportunity gap.
College Track College Track
Oakland
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$125,000.00 Equips first-generation students of color from low- income households to earn bachelor’s degrees and
craft lives of opportunity, choice, and power.
East Bay Asian
Youth Center
Shop 55 High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$120,000.00 Culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and healing-centered student wellness center at
Oakland High School. Trains Peer Mentors to
provide peer-to-peer support to additional Oakland
High School students throughout the school year.
Oakland Kids First
(OKF)
Knight Success:
College Ready, Career
Ready, and
Community Ready
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$110,000.00 Prepares 400 low-income, BIPOC Castlemont
students for success entering Castlemont,
graduating, accessing postsecondary opportunities
and contributing positively to their communities.
Oakland Unified
School District
Newcomer Youth
Wellness &
Leadership Initiative
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$75,000.00 Supports newly arrived, high-school aged
immigrant students, providing on-campus wellness
services, targeted interventions for high-risk youth,
leadership training, restorative justice,
college/career connections and non-traditional
academic support, and family engagement.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
High School and Post-Secondary Student Success
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Oakland Unified
School District
Student Engagement
in Restorative Justice
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$150,000.00 Leverages Restorative Justice to promote student persistence & graduation. Trains students from
Fremont and Oakland High schools as Peer RJ
Leaders, holding regular community-building circles
with 9th graders across the 2 sites and supporting
restorative interventions with peers of all ages.
Refugee &
Immigrant
Transitions (RIT)
Newcomer
Community
Engagement Program
(NCEP)
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$150,000.00 Partnership between Refugee & Immigrant
Transitions, Soccer Without Borders and
ARTogether to serve newcomer/immigrant youth
with academic support, mentoring, the transition
from middle to high school, peer leadership,
community building, wellness, and enrichment.
Student Program
for Academic &
Athletic
Transitioning
(SPAAT)
College & Career
Performance
Program
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$100,000.00 Wrap-around services to help students develop their skills for academic achievement, prepare for
college entry exams, graduate from high school,
attend college, and understand the college
admissions and athletic recruiting processes.
Tech Exposure &
Access Through
Mentoring Inc.
Core Program High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$65,000.00 Introduces students to coding and design, data collection, video analytics, and hands-on training
using industry-leading software, while also
receiving mentoring and comprehensive support.
The Center for
Independent
Living
Community
Connections (CoCo)
High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$75,000.00 Builds the power of students and youth with disabilities to connect and thrive independently in
their community. Provides transportation
education, planning and navigation support,
advocacy workshops, a Digital Citizenship course,
and social clubs for high school and post-secondary
students with disabilities at Oakland high schools.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description The Mentoring
Center
Emerge High School and
Post-Secondary
Student Success
$100,000.00 Educational program for girls/young women in Oakland, ages 15-21, returning to school from
confinement or otherwise disconnected from their
educational process. Provides opportunity for
students to earn school credits towards graduation
and provides employment and educational services
and support to alumna.
Alameda County
Health Care
Services Agency
Alameda County
Court Appointed
Special Advocates
Youth Leadership &
Development
$100,000.00 ACCASA volunteers advocate for children in legal proceedings, family visitation, and educational,
medical, and mental health needs, working with
child welfare and legal professionals to ensure each
youth’s needs are addressed.
American Indian
Child Resource
Center
Culture Keepers Youth Leadership &
Development
$90,000.00 Year-round culturally based after-school program with 4 main components: physical fitness/nutrition,
cultural enrichment, academic support, and case
management. The CK program also offers trips,
community events, and cultural gatherings.
Asian Pacific
Environmental
Network
AYPAL: Building API
Community Power
Youth Leadership &
Development
$100,000.00 Offers API youth, especially high school SEA youth attending Oakland schools, with leadership
development, cultural arts enrichment, gender
justice circles, mental health and academic support
services, and peer led after school workshops.
Aspire Education Community Reading
Buddies
Youth Leadership &
Development
$75,000.00 A double-impact program that trains middle and high school students in leadership &
communication skills and pairs them with young
students behind in literacy.
Attitudinal
Healing
Connection
Oakland Legacy
Project
Youth Leadership &
Development
$450,000.00 Provides arts programming, environmental
teaching, and leadership development for Oakland
students at elementary and middle schools. AHC
teachers integrate art making and environmental
awareness into classes and field trips.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Bay Area
Outreach &
Recreation
Program, Inc.
Sports & Recreation
for Youth with
Disabilities
Youth Leadership &
Development
$62,000.00 A year-round sports and recreation program for youth with disabilities serving youth ages 6-21 with
a variety of activities including adaptive cycling,
climbing, fitness, outdoor recreation, field trips and
nature outings. Transportation, outreach and
family engagement are included.
Bay Area SCORES Oakland SCORES Youth Leadership &
Development
$175,000.00 Promotes the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development of young people through a
unique and fun combination of soccer team-based
physical activity, poetry, and service-learning
projects. Engages families through weekly Game
Days that include soccer tournaments, poetry
readings, free book distribution, and presentations.
Chapter 510 Ink Writing at the Center Youth Leadership & Development
$75,000.00 Offers Oakland BIPOC and queer youth, ages 8-19, writing and bookmaking workshops. Workshops
result in public readings, including at First Friday.
Communities
United for
Restorative Youth
Justice
Homies 4 Justice and
Dream Beyond Bars
Youth Leadership &
Development
$150,000.00 Two levels of leadership development for Oakland youth. Homies 4 Justice: a paid year-long
introductory-level leadership development
program, and The Dream Beyond Bars Fellowship: a
paid year-long intensive leadership development
program for formerly incarcerated young adults
ages 18 - 25.
Community Works
West
Project WHAT! Youth Leadership &
Development
$100,000.00 A leadership and advocacy program designed for and led by youth ages 12-21 in Oakland who have
or have had an incarcerated parent (CIP).
Participants raise awareness about issues and
policies impacting CIP, educate and train service
providers, law enforcement, and policymakers, and
advocate for improved services and policy changes.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Destiny Arts
Center
Destiny in Oakland
Schools
Youth Leadership &
Development
$175,000.00 Places teaching artists in three schools in East Oakland for the academic year to help students
develop leadership skills, find their creative voices,
and acquire artistic skills through movement arts
classes such as hip-hop dance and theater.
Dimensions Dance
Theater
Rites of Passage Youth Leadership &
Development
$74,050.00 After-school program serving primarily Black female youth aged 8-18 that centers youth voices
through culturally relevant arts education.
Programming includes dance and music classes,
creation and performance of work, field trips, study
trips, internships, apprenticeships, mentoring, and
life skills workshops.
Dream Youth Clinic Dream Youth Clinic
Wellness Center
Youth Leadership &
Development
$50,100.00 Provides trauma-informed, positive youth
development activities to unaccompanied minors,
sex trafficked youth, teen parents, foster youth,
youth involved in the juvenile justice system, and
homeless youth exposed to violence and
trafficking. Offers peer leadership, youth advisory,
healthy relationship, arts, gardening/ physical
activity, and skill building groups.
East Bay Asian
Local
Development
Corporation
Lion's Pride Youth Leadership &
Development
$100,000.00 Comprehensive K-12th grade youth development program emphasizing STEAM education, socio-
emotional skill building, and leadership.
East Oakland
Youth
Development
Center
EOYDC Youth
Leadership &
Development
Program K-8
Youth Leadership &
Development
$250,000.00 Provides year-round programming during after school hours to students from low-income,
systematically marginalized backgrounds at
EOYDC’s facility in East Oakland. Students
participate in daily academic, leadership
development, and enrichment activities.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Fresh Lifelines for
Youth, Inc.
FLY Programs for
Young Leaders
Youth Leadership &
Development
$99,897.00 Supports Oakland youth impacted by the justice system through the Leadership Program and Youth
Leadership Council (YLC). The Leadership Program
includes case management/coaching and peer
mentorship and positive social and community
service events. YLC is a youth-led body that
advocates for public safety and provides youth with
opportunities for leadership skill-building.
Friends of Peralta
Hacienda
Historical Park
Peralta Hacienda
Youth Programs
Youth Leadership &
Development
$225,000.00 Serves low-income youth of color age year-round through recreation, science, arts & culture. Youth
ages 13-21 develop leadership via civic
engagement/public speaking, environmental
awareness, personal confidence and
language/communication skills, filmmaking and
performance, mentoring younger children.
Frontline Catalysts Climate Justice
Leadership
Development
Youth Leadership &
Development
$75,000.00 Grounded in Ethnic Studies and offered to Title 1 schools in frontline communities, elevates youth to
lead climate justice within their own community.
Health Initiatives
For Youth (HIFY)
Leadership In
Diversity (LID)
Youth Leadership &
Development
$75,000.00 Creates a safe space for youth of all backgrounds to explore their identities from an intersectional
perspective, to learn about empowerment from the
history of identity-based movements, to build
community across difference, and to develop
leadership and personal skills to help them navigate
the developmental challenges.
Kingmakers of
Oakland
Kingmakers of
Oakland Career
Academy
Youth Leadership &
Development
$125,000.00 Trains students ages 14-21 in media production, music production, and animation production.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Museum of
Children's Art
(MOCHA)
Youth Leadership
NOW: Futures
Visioning through the
Arts
Youth Leadership &
Development
$250,000.00 Supports teens ages 15-18 through the MOCHA’s Youth Leadership NOW: Futures Visioning through
the Arts program hosted at Oakland Public Library
sites. Also facilitates youth-led PORCH TALKs and
offers a 32-week youth internship to visualize and
create community-building mindsets focusing on an
equitable and thriving futuristic model of Oakland
by the year 2045.
Music Is
eXtraordinary, Inc.
Explorations in Music Youth Leadership &
Development
$75,000.00 Mixes culturally relevant music education and music entrepreneurship classes using a pedagogy
rooted in African Diasporic traditions and designed
to help students experience a sense of belonging,
and empowerment. The curriculum seeks to
broaden musicianship and leadership skills that
boost self-efficacy, educational achievements, and
a sense of community.
Native American
Health Center, Inc.
Indigenous Youth
Leadership
Development
Program
Youth Leadership &
Development
$250,000.00 Supports the emotional and social well-being of AIAN, Indigenous, and other underserved Oakland
youth by providing art and recreation, social justice,
AIAN specific cultural activities, and peer leadership
located in the Fruitvale/San Antonio neighborhood.
Oakland Kids First
(OKF)
REAL HARD Youth
Leadership Program
Youth Leadership &
Development
$125,000.00 After-school youth leadership program at
Castlemont, Fremont, Oakland High, Oakland Tech,
and Skyline high schools to develop leadership
skills, cultivate community, learn social justice
curriculum, and lead campaigns that engage
thousands of their peers to improve campus
culture, establish positive learning environments,
and build power.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Oakland Lacrosse
Club
Oakland Lacrosse:
Leadership
Development
Academic Counseling,
Wellness Education
(East Oakland
Expansion)
Youth Leadership &
Development
$50,000.00 Partners with the Oakland Athletic League to run high school and middle school lacrosse teams. Also
provides e career readiness workshops, financial
wellness training, and other skills for the transition
to adulthood.
Oakland Leaf
Foundation
Oakland Leaf
Internship Program
Youth Leadership &
Development
$150,000.00 Provides year-round youth development
opportunities to East Oakland High School students
to engage in experiential learning, personal and
professional development, social and emotional
learning, civic education, and community action.
Oakland LGBTQ
Community
Center, Inc.
LGBTQ Youth
Leadership Program
Youth Leadership &
Development
$225,000.00 Provides LGBTQ youth with wellness services ranging from mentorship, allyship coaching for
family members, basic needs assistance, peer
support groups, artistic self-expression, sexual
health workshops, advocacy, and career training.
Oakland Parks,
Recreation &
Youth
Development
Discovery Science Youth Leadership &
Development
$90,000.00 Community-based after-school program with
experiential learning, enrichment, fitness, & peer
support activities.
Oakland Public
Education Fund
Youth Beat Media
Arts & Leadership
Development
Youth Leadership &
Development
$90,000.00 Helps underserved BIPOC youth build the skills, confidence and motivation needed to succeed in
school and career. Youth learn technical and
creative media skills, how to work in teams,
develop leadership and other soft/social-emotional
skills, explore and give voice to their own unique
interests/identities, and connect with mentors.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Youth Development and Leadership
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Restorative Justice
for Oakland Youth
(RJOY)
Youth Program Youth Leadership &
Development
$225,000.00 Hires paid youth apprentices who receive violence prevention and leadership development training to
help organize and facilitate Restorative Justice
healing circles and engage in social justice
movement building.
Safe Passages Get Active Youth Leadership &
Development
$175,000.00 Provides youth enriching activities in safe community spaces, opportunities to recognize and
enhance their strengths, and allow them to foster
relationships with caring adults.
Safe Passages McClymonds
Leadership Program
(MLP)
Youth Leadership &
Development
$114,300.00 An extended day program providing project-based enrichment, recreation, and leadership
opportunities. Students participate in sports
training, enrichment, technology, media arts and
leadership activities.
The Unity Council The Unity Council
Latinx Mentoring &
Achievement
Program
Youth Leadership &
Development
$200,000.00 A year-round, culturally rooted program designed to empower Oakland girls and non-binary youth
ages 13-18 to improve outcomes for Latinx girls.
Acta Non Verba:
Youth Urban Farm
Project
Camp ANV Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$180,000.00 Educational camp programming for youth in East Oakland that includes farming, archery, art, martial
arts, dance, yoga, woodworking, cooking, weekly
swim trips, and field trips. All proceeds from the
Community Supported Agriculture micro-enterprise
are deposited into educational savings accounts for
youth who attend camp.
Destiny Arts
Center
Camp Destiny Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$70,000.00 Engages youth in indoor/outdoor Hip Hop dance, martial arts, Latin dance, and visual arts led by
professional teaching artists.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Summer Academic and Enrichment
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description East Bay
Consortium of
Educational
Institutions, Inc
Pre-Collegiate
Academy
Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$75,000.00 Strengthens students' math skills and prepare them for college through an intensive 5-week summer
math and college enrichment program.
East Oakland
Youth
Development
Center
EOYDC Summer
Cultural Enrichment
Program (SCEP)
Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$150,000.00 6-week summer program engaging children in learning, enrichment, and exploration. Adult staff
and Youth Instructors/Leaders provide mentorship
and instruction to the Scholars, who participate in
academic and enrichment classes, including
language arts, science, technology, math, art,
cultural heritage, dance, culinary arts, and fitness.
Family Support
Services
Kinship Summer
Youth Program
Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$75,000.00 Offers Oakland kinship, guardianship, and foster children/youth to receive academic support, learn
and practice social skills, build healthy relationships and experience excursions that will enhance their
learning and exposure to resources in the Bay Area.
Girls Inc of
Alameda County
Concordia Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$60,000.00 Academic enrichment program for East Oakland girls with a broad range of learning and recreational
opportunities to enhance their physical, social-
emotional, artistic and academic development.
Lincoln Oakland Freedom
Schools (OFS)
Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$150,000.00 Academic, literacy, and cultural enrichment program for students at Prescott Elementary
School and Markham Elementary School to prevent
summer learning loss, enables summer learning
gains, deepens leadership skills, improves self-
concept, and strengthens community connections.
Oakland Parks,
Recreation &
Youth
Development
Oakland Fine Art
Summer School
Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$50,000.00 Summer program concentrating on Drama, Dance, Music and Visual Arts that allows youth throughout
the city that are not normally exposed to art
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Violence Prevention
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Prescott Circus
Theatre
Summer Circus and
Academic Program
Summer Academic &
Enrichment
$51,000.00 Provides a summer program of Circus Arts,
Academic Enrichment, and Leadership Training.
Participants work with professional artists to
develop circus and life skills through culturally
relevant instruction and project-based learning
activities to prevent summer academic lags.
The Mentoring
Center
TMC's Transformative
Youth Violence
Prevention Program
Violence Prevention $190,000.00 Provides violence prevention, positive youth development and leadership development
programming on a weekly basis to youth and young
adults in West Oakland through Transformative
Mentoring, life coaching and leadership
development, through a trauma-informed, healing
focused, culturally grounded approach.
The Youth
Employment
Partnership, Inc.
Healthy Wealthy
Wise
Violence Prevention $225,000.00 A trauma-informed, culturally relevant, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) curriculum for system-
involved youth and young adults.
Youth ALIVE! Teens on Target Violence Prevention $240,000.00 Trains students at Castlemont, Fremont, and Skyline High Schools to be violence prevention peer
educators and civic leaders. Youth leaders teach
100 violence prevention workshops to students in
OUSD classrooms, engage in meetings and public
events to advocate for peace, and earn stipends.
Bridges from
School to Work,
Inc.
Bridges from School
to Work
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$150,000.00 Workforce development program serving
opportunity youth and youth with special needs
ages 17 - 24. Provides comprehensive job-readiness
skills training, job development, placement, and
retention services to encourage a successful
transition to adult employment.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Career Access and Employment for Opportunity Youth
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Center For Young
Women's
Development Dba
Young Women's
Freedom Center
Siblings on the Rise
Economic
Empowerment
Program
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$225,000.00 Provide employment training to young women and trans youth of color, ages 16-21, who have grown
up in poverty in Oakland. Provides job training and
hands-on experience through placement in small
businesses, food service or non-profits.
Civicorps Civicorps’
Conservation Career
Pathways Program
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$115,000.00 Helps opportunity youth from Oakland gain job skills, prepare for college, and launch upwardly
mobile careers in land management and recycling.
Year-round program that delivers high-impact paid
job training, college and career readiness
preparation, and wrap-around support services.
First Place for
Youth
Youth Earn-and-Learn
for Economic
Empowerment
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$225,000.00 Targeted Earn-and-Learn programming, including Secondary and Post-Secondary Education (PSE)
Coaching, Pre-Apprenticeships, and
Apprenticeships in identified growth sectors
through a youth-driven and evidence-informed
equity strategy, aimed at creating a pathway to
living-wage careers for transition-age current and
former foster and homeless youth.
Lao Family
Community
Development, Inc.
(LFCD)
Oakland Youth
Industries Exploration
(YIE) Program
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$120,000.00 Serves youth at the CARE Community Center with 1) job readiness training, 2) paid On-The-Job
training, 3) financial literacy training, 4) academic & employment support/referrals, and 5) supportive
services assistance/referrals.
New Door
Ventures
Comprehensive Job
Training and
Employment Program
for Oakland
Opportunity Youth
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$225,000.00 Six-month program providing pre-employment training, workforce skill-building, support services,
and paid subsidized employment for youth ages 17-
21 who are unemployed and either not in school or
disconnected from high school, face substantial
barriers to employment, and reside in Oakland
neighborhoods.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Career Access and Employment for Opportunity Youth
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Safe Passages Life and Career
Roadmap Program
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$150,000.00 Promotes development and job readiness to
Oakland youth ages 16 to 17 through a variety of
job training, including resume development,
interview workshops, and paid job experience.
The Youth
Employment
Partnership, Inc.
Oakland Career
Connections (OCC)
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$225,000.00 Wraparound employment, education, case
management, and housing program designed to
eliminate key barriers to education, housing, and
career-track employment for flatland Oakland
youth who have dropped out of high school. Offers
work experience internships and credential
preparation in industries with career mobility.
Youth UpRising YU Career &
Education Program-
Job Training and
Placement
Career Access and
Employment for
Opportunity Youth
$225,000.00 Provides life skills education, career coaching, job readiness training, career exploration training, job
placement, and wraparound supportive services for
disconnected youth ages 13-21 in East Oakland.
Alameda Health
System
AHS - Health
Excellence &
Academic Leadership
(HEAL) High School
Healthcare Internship
Career Access and
Employment for
Youth in School
$160,000.00 Provides low-income youth with healthcare
internships that include health career exploration,
professional skills development, shadowing in
hospital departments, hands-on skills workshops,
and mentorship by BIPOC healthcare providers.
Genesys Works Pathways to College
and Career Success
for Oakland’s High
School Students
through Genesys
Works
Career Access and
Employment for
Youth in School
$100,000.00 Enrolls rising high school seniors from Oakland in the Summer Skills Training to receive 8 weeks of
professional and technical training. Participants
receive college credits and/or industry-recognized
credentials.
Hidden Genius
Project Inc
The Hidden Genius
Intensive Immersion
Program
Career Access and
Employment for
Youth in School
$225,000.00 Provides 500 hours of year-round intensive tech training, leadership, entrepreneurship, life skills,
high-touch mentorship, and holistic support for
Black male high school students in Oakland.
ATTACHMENT A
Grantee Renewal Award List FY25-26
Oakland Summer Youth Employment
Agency Name Program Name Funding Strategy Grant Amount Program Description Oakland Unified
School District
Exploring College,
Career, and
Community Options
(ECCCO)
Career Access and
Employment for
Youth in School
$225,000.00 Provides pathway students career awareness and internship matching support leading to summer
placements with Bay Area employers and technical
training intensives at Peralta community colleges.
Students leave with career goals, workplace skills,
and a professional network.
The Crucible Fuego
Entrepreneurship &
CNC Design Career
Academy
Career Access and
Employment for
Youth in School
$60,000.00 Provides Oakland high school students with paid intensive instruction in digital fabrication and CNC
operation while also equipping them with skills and
resources to design, fabricate, and sell artisan
maker goods.
Lao Family
Community
Development, Inc.
(LFCD)
The Oakland Youth
on the Move (YOM)
Summer Program
Oakland Summer
Youth Employment
$125,000.00 Promotes career awareness and employment by providing 1) job readiness training, 2) summer work
experience, 3) case management
support/troubleshooting for employers/youth and
4) financial training and access.
The Youth
Employment
Partnership, Inc.
Summer Jobs for
Successful Futures
(SJSF)
Oakland Summer
Youth Employment
$125,000.00 Summer job program designed for low-income Oakland flatland youth with an emphasis on those
who are not thriving in high school, need to attend
summer school, or have significant barriers to
academic and employment success. Provides
comprehensive job readiness and financial literacy
training, case management, positive adult
mentorship, support services, career exploration,
and meaningful work experience in the community.
Trybe Inc Trybe Summer Job
Program
Oakland Summer
Youth Employment
$50,000.00 Summer job program for low-income youth who live in Central Oakland. Provide 5 weeks of
employment (including 2 weeks of mentor-style
training) as interns work at the Trybe Summer
Camp, located at San Antonio Park and assist in
Trybe's food distribution program.