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Boys & Girls Club of San Francisco: Multiple Jobs
Administrative Assistant. Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is seeking a full-time Administrative Assistant for our Mission Clubhouse. This role provides administrative support to the Clubhouse Director and Assistant Director, with a focus on data management, front desk operations, and general administrative tasks. The ideal candidate brings 2–5 years of relevant experience, strong data entry and customer service skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Suite and Google Workspace. Bilingual Spanish speakers preferred. Pay range is $24.00–$26.00 per hour. The application period will close in September of 2026.
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Clubhouse Director (Tenderloin). Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is seeking a Clubhouse Director for our award-winning Tenderloin Clubhouse. This full-time, benefits-eligible leadership role oversees club operations, staff management, program delivery, strategic partnerships, and fiscal management. The ideal candidate brings 5–7 years of leadership experience in human services or education, a passion for youth development, and strong skills in team management, community relations, and data-driven decision-making. Salary range is $92,000–$95,000 annually. The application period will close in December of 2026.
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Assistant Clubhouse Director. Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is seeking an Assistant Clubhouse Director for our Willie Mays Clubhouse. This full-time, benefits-eligible role serves as second in charge, overseeing day-to-day operations including program management, facility and vehicle maintenance, volunteer coordination, and risk and safety protocols. The ideal candidate brings five years of leadership experience in a youth-serving nonprofit, strong organizational and communication skills, and a passion for youth development. Salary range is $77,000–$78,000 annually. The application period will close in December of 2026.
Homeless Children's Network: Multiple Jobs
HCN provides resources and referrals, which are designed to enhance families’ sense of connection to the communities in which they live and ensure that the changing needs of the child and family are met. Our work with families is strengths-based, and both respectful of and responsive to cultural and linguistic differences in various communities.
LHPA Practitioner. The Mental Health Practitioner plays a crucial role in providing care and support to individuals facing mental health challenges, promoting emotional well-being, and working to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues. This person would provide psychological support, counseling, and therapy to individuals experiencing mental health issues. They assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, and mood disorders. The role involves working with individuals, groups, or families to improve emotional well-being and mental health. The application period will close July 19, 2026.
Huckleberry Youth Services: Multiple Jobs
Deputy Director of Development. The Deputy Director of Development will lead fundraising, marketing, communications, and events. This leader will help raise the funding needed to support Huckleberry's programs, build strong relationships with donors and partners, and work with staff across the organization to grow support from individuals, businesses, foundations, and government agencies. As a member of the executive leadership team, the Deputy Director of Development will help guide the organization's long-term fundraising strategy and supervise the development, marketing, communications, and events teams. Applications are due by December 1, 2026.
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Intervention Specialist. The Intervention Specialist helps young people leave or reduce unsafe situations and connect with the support and services they need. The position also leads prevention workshops, helps train community partners, responds to youth in crisis through an on-call rotation, and works closely with agencies such as the Human Services Agency, Juvenile Probation, and SFUSD. The specialist also welcomes youth and visitors, helps them access services, and supports the day-to-day operation of the office. Applications are due by December 1, 2026.
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Bilingual Residential Counselor. The Bilingual Residential Counselor will provide coverage for Huckleberry House through direct supervision of the youth, intake assessments, crisis counseling, phone coverage, case management as assigned by Case Manager(s) or Program Director, client engagement, support with household maintenance and ensure that all Community Care Licensing regulations are being followed at all times. Applications are due by December 1, 2026.
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Program Director. The Program Director is responsible for the day-to-day management of a 24 hour/day crisis shelter focused on providing crisis intervention, assessment, case management, family reunification and counseling services to youth and families who are experiencing dysregulation in their day to day life related but not limited to: housing instability, challenges around family dynamics, and mental health. The position supports delivery of high quality residential and therapeutic services while ensuring continuity of services for clients as needed. Applications are due by December 1, 2026.
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ACE Program Manager. The Huckleberry ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy is a college access program focusing on guiding, supporting and teaching first-generation students for post-secondary success. Youth join the program in their sophomore year of high school and continue in the program through their second year of college. Under the supervision of the Director of Marin Programs, the ACE Academy Manager is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the program, including staff supervision, program development, and coordination of program activities. Applications are due by December 1, 2026.
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Relief Residential Counselor. The Relief Residential Counselor will provide coverage for Huckleberry House through direct supervision of the youth, intake assessments, crisis counseling, phone coverage, case management as assigned by Case Manager(s) or Program Director, client engagement, support with household maintenance and ensure that all Community Care Licensing regulations are being followed at all times. Relief Residential Counselors are scheduled to cover the shifts of full-time residential staff when they are off. Relief Residential Counselors may also be called in for emergency coverage when full time staff calls in sick, or additional staffing is needed at the facility. Relief Residential Counselors are scheduled for shifts monthly, usually 2-3 weeks before the month begins. Applications are due by December 1, 2026.
Mission Graduates: After School Program Teacher (Kindergarten to 5th grade)
The After School Program Teacher supports students in San Francisco’s Mission District and helps them learn and grow. Staff lead lessons and activities, help manage the classroom, and create a safe and welcoming space for students. They work alongside teachers and a team of educators to help students build strong reading and learning skills. This is a part-time job (30 hours per week, 12:15pm to 6:15pm) with pay, benefits, and training, and is a good fit for someone who enjoys working with youth and diverse communities. Applicants must meet at least one minimum education requirement (Associate of Arts degree, 48 college units, and others). The application period will close on December 30, 2026.
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Performing Arts Workshop: Teaching Artist
Performing Arts Workshop is seeking Teaching Artists to lead engaging arts residencies for TK-12 students in San Francisco schools during the 2026–2027 school year. The organization welcomes practicing artists in Movement Arts, Literacy Arts, and Visual & Media Arts who are passionate about youth development, equity, and racial justice. Positions begin in August 2026 with paid onboarding and training and offer part-time employment, flexible weekday teaching schedules, and starting compensation of $47 per hour plus eligible employee benefits. The application period will close on September 1, 2026.
Project Commotion: Kids on the Move Coordinator
The Kids on the Move Coordinator is a movement instructor and administrator responsible for teaching classes for children and youth and overseeing Project Commotion’s (PC) DCYF-funded, VAPA/Healthy Schools-funded services and Project Commotion Movement Classes. The coordinator delivers classes in PC’s movement-based curricula to preschool through high school students and manages program-related administrative tasks to ensure the smooth operation of multiple programs. This role combines educational instruction, leadership, and administrative support to contribute to the overall success of the organization. The Kids on the Move Coordinator works across two programs: Schools on the Move, and PC Movement Classes. $68,640-$72,800 dependent on experience, with health/dental/vision benefits. The application period will close on August 1, 2026.
Salvation Army Kroc Center: Multiple Jobs
After School Program & Day Camp Lead. The After School Program and Day Camp Lead is a full-time year-round position that supports daily operations, supervises students and staff, and maintains records. This role ensures a safe, structured environment, delivers enrichment and academic activities, and ensures compliance with program policies and grant requirements. The application period will close on August 24, 2026.
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After School Program Associate. Supports and encourages students with homework and learning, helping them grow in confidence and independence. Creates fun, engaging activities, ensures a safe and welcoming environment, and builds positive relationships with youth and their families. Helps with daily program routines, supervision, and connecting families to helpful resources. The application period will close on August 24, 2026.
