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Phase: Inspiration Missions: Skills & Training

San Francisco YouthWorks

San Francisco YouthWorks is a unique high school internship program that provides youth with paid work experience in city departments to develop their readiness for work and promote interest in public service careers.

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San Francisco Public Library - Audio Visual Department
San Francisco YouthWorks is a unique high school internship program that provides youth with paid work experience in city departments to develop their readiness for work and promote interest in public service careers. Over the past 11 years, YouthWorks has served over 4,000 youth from every neighborhood in San Francisco.
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