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As part of a collaborative team, YSCP supports strategic efforts to transform all schools in San Pablo into
The City of San Pablo's Youth, School, & Community Partnerships Division (YSCP) and Youth Commission (SPYC) will be hosting its 10th Annual
Back To School Closet Event
The City of San Pablo's Youth, School, & Community Partnerships Division (YSCP) and Youth Commission (SPYC) will be hosting its 10th Annual Back to School Closet Event on Friday, August 23rd, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event will take place at 13831 San Pablo Ave., San Pablo City Hall, Mapple Hall (Building 4).
Last year's event which took place in Davis Park, attracted almost 300 children and their families. This year's activities open to the public include:
- First-come, first serve giveaway of gently used clothing, shoes and toys for children, as well as school supplies and sports equipment.
- Book Giveaway of new and gently-used books, including bilingual titles, courtesy of West County Reads.
- Community Resource Fair, where city departments and other local agencies will showcase their available services for youth and families.
- Games, arts & crafts, and other health-focused activities, with a chance to win exciting prizes.
Please contact Staff Liaison Elise Veliz at elisev@sanpabloca.gov or at
(510) 215-3086 for more information.
The San Pablo Youth Commission (SPYC) hosted their 8th annual Youth Summit on Wednesday, April 24th at Helms Middle School. Approximately 100 Helms students from the after school program participated in activities created and ran by the San Pablo Youth Commission. They informed Helms students that they have many directions to go in life, and that there will also be lots of people, that are watching you, that can help you on your way.
The Commissioners opened the event with an interactive skit and inspiring speeches from Youth Commissioners and City leaders. Students participated in workshops that were facilitated by Youth Commissioners, and supported by staff. Seventh graders learned how to identify ways of managing school concerns. The eighth graders learned about support systems and transitioning to High School. During the Helms students’ supper, Youth Commissioners hosted exciting performances. The event would not have been possible without the support of our community partners including- the West Contra Costa County Unified School District and the Expanded Learning Office, Helms Middle School, Bay Area Community Resources, YMCA, Boys and Girls Club, Richmond High School International Academy, and the San Pablo Police Department.
Community Grant ProgramSan Pablo Team for Youth (
Girls Circle/Boys Council
Using the Girls Circle Model, school-based,
The Boys Council Model is a strengths-based group model that addresses risk factors and empowers participants to find belonging, build assets, and deconstruct harmful masculinity beliefs on their journey toward becoming respectful leaders and connected allies in their community.
To
Removing Barriers
The Removing Barriers program is a partnership between the City of San Pablo, The San Pablo Economic Development Corporation and New Skin Adult Tattoo Removal focused on assisting individuals ages 16 and older remove barriers to safety, employability, community re-entry
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Jora Atienza Washington
Community Services ManagerPhone: (510) 215-3092
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Physical Address
13831 San Pablo Avenue #6
(look for the white fence)
San Pablo, CA 94806
Phone: (510) 215-3087
Please note, our division name has changed from "Youth Services" to "Youth, School & Community Partnerships".
When visiting our office, our signage still refers to "Youth Services", if you have any questions please contact us.