2 GEN EQUITY
EIN 47-2531646 · Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations (P80)
What they do
The Path Finder Program is An Intensive 24-month Career and Life Development Program, Open to San Francisco Families Headed By A Single Mother Between The Ages of 18 and 25, With Full Custody of At Least One Child Between The Ages of 0 and 5, Living Below The Federal Poverty Level. Utilizing A Home Visiting Model, A Family Coach Helps Each Mother Develop Her Life Plan, Connects Her to Needed Services to Achieve This Life Plan, Advocates for Her and Models Positive Parent and Child Interactions. The Family Coach Helps Navigate Access to The Six Critical Areas of Opportunity, From Helping Mothers Evaluate Child Care Options and Place Children In High Quality Early Childhood Education, to Ensuring That Families Obtain Mental Health Support to Address The Effects of Trauma Commonly Seen In Poverty.2Gen Equity Measures Program Success Through Detailed Metric Tracking, Data Evaluation, and Path Finder Surveys. We Collect Data On Our Families Progress In Establishing Assets In All Six Critica
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About this charity
- Location
- 1101 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
- County
- City and County of San Francisco
- In care of
- Patrick McNerney