San Pablo Team for Youth (SPTFY)

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San Pablo Team for Youth (SPTFY) was redirected as the funding arm of the Community Schools Initiative in 2015 to provide funds to public and non-profit agencies wanting to expand and/or enhance school-based programs and services for children, youth, and families. For Cycle 4, the City of San Pablo is offering organizations the opportunity to qualify for Lead Agency funds. 

The purpose of this Request for Proposals (RFP) is to identify qualified Lead Agencies capable of partnering with the City of San Pablo to provide effective and sustainable coordination and implementation of the San Pablo Community Schools Strategy in San Pablo Community Schools, and to identify a qualified service provider for Richmond High School in the area of Violence Prevention and Intervention.

UPDATE: Grant announcements for Cycle 4 were made on June 27, 2017. Selected agencies are reflected in the chart below.



The San Pablo Team for Youth Request for Proposals (RFP) for Cycle 4, FY 2017-2021 is now open for agencies seeking program funds to deliver services at Bayview and Lake Elementary School. The deadline to submit applications is 5pm September 20, 2017.

Team For Youth RFP Packet
RFP Forms in Word Format
Frequently Asked Questions
Sample Helms and Dover Coordinator Job Description
Sample Lake Coordinator Job Description

PLEASE NOTE: On 9.6.17 the above links to the RFP Packet and RFP Forms were updated to reflect the RFP release for program funds for Bayview and Lake Elementary School.

The Information Session was held on Thursday, April 27, 2017 from 2-3:30pm at the San Pablo Community Center, 2450 Road 20 San Pablo, CA 94806. Information Session Presentation, San Pablo Community Schools Initiative, Collaborative Leadership Roles and Responsibilities Handout

Application Inquiries: Questions will not be accepted after May 2, 2017. 

City Council 2016-2017 Evaluation Presentation 

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Staff Contact

  1. Bertha Romo

    Program Coordinator
    berthar@sanpabloca.gov
    Phone: (510) 215-3087
    More Information

Cycle 4 Funded Agencies FY 2017-2019

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Coordination of Community Schools
Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) provides a full time Community School Coordinator for Helms Middle School and Dover Elementary School and a full time Case Manager for Lake Elementary School. The Coordinators and Case Manager contribute to San Pablo’s vision for its children, youth and families by coordinating services to ensure all children and youth receive equitable support for intellectual, social, emotional and physical health and well-being. 
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  Youth Leadership & Development Familias Unidas operates a youth leadership development program for recent immigrant Latino youth, at Helms. Services expand their existing "Proyecto Bienestar" youth development program at the school, by implementing curriculum (one for young men and one for young women) to address youth failing school and experiencing significant barriers due to the challenges of acculturation into the school environment, their communities, and the overall culture. The program also includes case management/service linkages and peer mentoring components.
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Coordination of Community Schools



 YMCA of the East Bay provides Trauma Informed Counseling for teens who are enrolled at Richmond High School, who have experienced trauma with or without PTSD, and/or substance abuse. Other services the “Trauma-Informed” counselor will provide are one-on-one counseling for students, engaging with parents/guardians at home or at school, and providing psycho-education and family sessions to support the work of the adolescent. 

Program Evaluation
Download the FY11-12 Final Evaluation Report             
Download the FY12-14 Final Evaluation Report 
Download the FY14-15 Final Evaluation Report 
 Download the FY15-16 Final Evaluation Report 
 Download the FY 16-17 Final Evaluation Report