Human Services
Individuals Now Inc Social Advocates For Youth
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Total revenue
—
Total expenses
$854K
Net assets
$6.5M
Grants received
$1.6M
71 grants
EIN
941711490
Tax year
2024
Mission
Social advocates for youth were always there to serve the most vulnerable children, youth, and their families so they could realize their fullest potential to live their best lives. The organization filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy petition on february 27, 2024.
Programs
2 programs
Counseling:the counseling clinic served children, youth, families and young adults (ages 0-20) who have medi-cal insurance. Say provided counseling services to transitional age youth (aged 18-25) who requested services and lived at the say dream center and tamayo village housing services. Say provided counseling under contract with sonoma county probation, with family, youth & children's services, and others. Say's services were broadly available to english and spanish speaking persons experiencing severe emotional problems or having substantial difficulties at school, at home, or in the community. Say provided mental health services on 13 secondary school campuses. Say offered grief services at libraries in the county.
Career services:say's career services programs provided teens and young adults (ages 14-24) with opportunities for employment and education development. Say offered year-round case management, direct pathways to jobs, and support for career development and exploration. Job placement assistance, including resume building and mock interview workshops were provided. Also provided was wraparound case management to santa rosa youth who needed diversion.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
1 listed
MICHAEL G KASOLAS
Trustee
—
5 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$1.6M from 29 funders · 71 grants · 2016–2024
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