From the time YTEC was launched as a collaborative program and
through its growth, the program has continued to partner with the SFUSD, Juvenile Justice System, the Public Health Department, treatment providers, institutions of higher learning, and community based organizations to ensure that YTEC youth receive the maximum support to meet their needs. As a result, YTEC has received funding, in-kind staffing and services from a wide range of sources, and has achieved a great deal with minimal infrastructure.

As more youth choose to stay with YTEC throughout their high school and transition to employment or further education, YTEC must continue to grow and strengthen its services. Support from our current partners alone will not be sufficient for this high quality program expansion – and, in this economic climate, we cannot depend on continued government funding at the current level. As a new 501c3 organization, YTEC must reach out to individual donors and foundation and corporate partners to invest in our growth and in the healthy future of YTEC youth.

FY 2005-2006 Revenue

Government Funding:
YTEC receives funding for drug courts and substance abuse programs through several city, state and federal agencies and grants.

Foundations and Individual Donations:
YTEC’s education, youth leadership, career preparedness and other programs are supported by numerous private foundations and individuals.

San Francisco Unified School District:
SFUSD provides a school site and teachers for the Academy.

Superior Court of San Francisco: $96,000
The Court provides a Coordinator as well as Judical staff.

FY 2005-2006 Expenses