JCYC College Access Programs receiving the 2024-25 grant award check from Midori Kai, Inc
Our Programs
Educational Talent Search is a federally funded TRIO program that identifies, selects, and assists income-eligible youth ages 11 and older who have the potential to be the first generation in their family to attend college.
Upward Bound is a federally-funded TRIO program that provides first-generation college-bound students from income-eligible backgrounds with the encouragement, preparation, and skills needed to succeed in college and in life.
San Francisco California Student Opportunity and Access Program is a state-funded Cal-SOAP program that strives to provide culturally competent, comprehensive college preparation information and assistance. Cal-SOAP targets income-eligible students and the first of their family to attain post-secondary education.
At a Glance
3,000+
77%
96%
93%
Middle & High School
Students Served Yearly
Income Eligible and First Generation Participants
Participants Promoted
to Next Grade Level and/or Graduated from High School
Seniors Enrolled into College
Our FUNDERS
Our Partners
we make college accessible.
We connect historically underserved youth from local public schools throughout San Francisco and Daly City with free, comprehensive, culturally competent college access services. We serve 3,000+ youth annually, and 77% of our participants are income-eligible and the first in their families to attend college.
The Japanese Community Youth Council (JCYC) is a non-profit youth development community organization based in San Francisco.
The Japanese Community Youth Council (JCYC) is a non-profit youth development community organization based in San Francisco.
CASH FOR COLLEGE
Financial Aid season is around the corner! Join us at a Cash For College event to learn how to pay for college and have an opportunity to work on and complete your financial aid applications (FAFSA/Dream Act)!
Middle SChool
Career DAys
Career Day season is here! Join us at a Career Day and
share about your career path with our middle school students.
share about your career path with our middle school students.