Dedicated to the Richmond
The Richmond Neighborhood Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the Richmond District community through our innovative youth programs at nine local schools, robust food security programs, accessible wellness classes, and community events and activities. For over 35 years, we’ve worked tirelessly to nurture this diverse San Francisco neighborhood and foster respect for all people.
Since the early 1900s, the location of The Richmond Neighborhood Center has served a wide variety of roles in the community, from a home for struggling teens to a school for the blind. We hope you’ll join us as we write the next chapter of our dynamic, thriving neighborhood.
News
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High School Team Launches New Student Activity Groups
Our Behavioral Health team kicked off 2019 with a whole new lineup of fun activity groups for high school students! Pictured above is Hella Hungry, a drop-in cooking class hosted by the Neighborhood Center’s Kysha Shaffer, in which Washington High School students put their own spin on recipes like pizza, muffins and more. Cooking and […]
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Here’s to a Great Immigrant Cultural Festival!
Thank you to everyone who came to our first ever Immigrant Cultural Festival! Hundreds of people from across San Francisco braved the rain for a day of incredible music, dance, art, food, and more here at the Neighborhood Center. We were honored to be joined by so many wonderful performers and neighbors! Check out the […]
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Neighborhood Center’s AJ Frigillana Honored by National AfterSchool Association
We’re proud to announce that our very own Multicultural and Identity Based Programs Manager, AJ Frigillana, has been named one of the National AfterSchool Association’s 2019 Next Generation of AfterSchool Leaders! Announced in the winter edition of AfterSchool Today, Frigillana joins a select group of 24 after school professionals from across the country “with a proven passion […]
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