School Age Care San Diego

SAY San Diego, also known as Social Advocates for Youth, is a nonprofit agency operational for more than 35 years. It offers support for the development of young people, their families and communities. SAY s primary services include delinquency prevention and juvenile diversion, community development and collaboration, before and after school programs, and child care for school age children. Founded in 1971, the organization also offers family support and development, health promotion, school readiness and support, child abuse prevention program, drug prevention, and mental health services. Located in San Diego, the organization offers its services through support and education groups, mentoring programs and school advocacy.

The Southern Sudanese Community Center of San Diego is a volunteer-based nonprofit organization located in City Heights. Dedicated to supporting Southern Sudanese refugees who have fled their war-torn homeland, the center provides job training, emotional support, and acculturation services to help them achieve self-sufficiency and integration into American society. Founded in 1995, the center's mission is to assist all Sudanese refugees in their resettlement through education, social, economic, and cultural support. With a focus on preserving the dignity of new Americans, the center relies on the generosity of donors to continue providing vital services to the approximately 6,000 Southern Sudanese refugees in San Diego.Generated from the website