About TAY SF
Transitional Age Youth Initiative (TAY SF) is an outgrowth of the Mayor Newsom’s Transitional Youth Task Force--an interagency planning effort that created directives to improve outcomes for TAY, aged 16-24. TAY SF is working to implement the TYTF vision by creating partnerships, innovating youth engagement & leveraging citywide efforts.
The San Francisco Youth Commission wrote a resolution in spring 2005 urging Mayor Newsom to create a citywide planning body to improve the outcomes for disconnected young people who could not access services from the Children’s Funds because they were over 18. The effort highlighted the unmet needs for 18-24 year olds who were emancipated foster youth, had been involved in the justice system, were young parents, had a disability, were immigrants or had not completed high school.
The group began meeting in March 2006 and after many meetings, and many months completed the report: Disconnected Youth in San Francisco: A Roadmap to Improve the Life Chances for Young People.
Opportunities at TAY SF
TAY-SF Now Hiring Young Adults for Monthly Advisory!
Be a part of making meaningful changes for San Francisco’s Transitioning Aged Youth Population!
Transitional Age Youth Initiative is NOW HIRING Young Adults to be a part of our monthly Young Adult Advisory. The Young Adult Advisory is a a group of 18-25 year old youth workers who are working in the community as service providers AND/OR Advocates! This is a space for gathering information, providing trainings and resources and impacting policy and budgetary recommendations.
This group meets monthly and stipends $50/meeting. Based on your availability, there are opportunities for…
