Hunters Point Family (HPF) provides the comprehensive care and love of an extended family for children in our neighborhood. From ages 6 to 24, HPF offers programs that focus on academic and community growth in order to prepare local youth for full and productive lives. As participants grow older, they take on more responsibility and can become mentors for those coming up behind them. We are committed to supporting education, employment opportunities and stable housing for the young people of our community.
Bayview Safe Haven (A Harbor Road Program)
Bayview Safe Haven is our largest after school program for children aged 11–17. This program offers a wide variety of weekly activities to nurture children's spirits, help overcome challenges, support academics and encourage positive connections in the community. With gender-specific gathering groups, classes in cooking, environmental stewardship and weekly outings, children have opportunities to learn and thrive.
Gilman Rec Connect (A Gilman Playground Program)
Gilman Rec-Connect is a community driven,
after school program that provides academic support, cultural and arts programs and recreational activities for youth. Gilman serves over 75 core youth, aged 5-12, annually. We operate on a seasonal calendar to provide a comprehensive,
full-day summer program and community
building events.
GIRLS 2000 (a Kirkwood ave/Harbor Rd Program)
GIRLS 2000 is the first project we developed at HPF. The purpose is to protect and lift up girls from our neighborhood as they begin to face the many identity pressures that come with adolescence. We support them in gender-specific groups, provide strong role models, nurturing activities and leadership opportunities. As they find their strength, these young women are equipped with the tools to face society’s challenges. GIRLS 2000 serves young women aged 8–16.
Candlestick Heights After school Program (CHAP)
CHAP is exclusively for residents of Candlestick Heights, offering academic and enrichment programs for youth aged 6–13. Each weekday afternoon during the school year, participants take part in literacy and STEAM building skills mixed with relaxing enrichment activities, such as cooking, arts and crafts, games and sports. When school is not in session, children join in full day camps where they experience activities as varied as fishing, hiking and ice skating.
Through this program, the CHAP staff teaches children learn to rely on one another as well as help to guide them in decision making. We also invite parents to participate in activities with their children to build our family support model.
OAKDALE SAFE HAVEN (AN OAKDALE AVE. PROGRAM)
It is an after-school program for children and young adults, ages 7–24. This program offers a wide variety of weekly activities to nurture children's spirits, help them overcome challenges, support academics, and encourage positive connections in the community. With gender-specific gathering groups, classes in cooking, environmental stewardship, and weekly outings, children have opportunities to learn and thrive.