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ROADMAP TO PEACE INITIATIVE CONNECTION · HEALING · TRANSFORMATION INSTITUTO FAMILIAR DE LA RAZA ifrsf.org TRAUMA RECOVERY AND HEALING SERVICES, SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SUPPORT, CARE MANAGEMENT CARECEN www.carecensf.org TATTOO REMOVAL, LEGAL SERVICES, CARE MANAGEMENT CHALK / BACR www.bacr.org JOB READINESS/TRAINING, VOCATION CAREER PATHWAYS, CARE MANAGE- MENT MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTER www.mnhc.org MEDICAL SERVICES THROUGH YOUTH CLINIC, FAMILY SUPPORT MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS mncsf.org/home GED/HS DIPLOMA, FATHERHOOD PROGRAMMING FIVE KEYS CHARTER SCHOOLS www.fivekeyscharter.org GED/HS DIPLOMA HORIZONS www.horizons-sf.org The Roadmap to Peace Initiative is a community-driven effort aimed at improving the health and wellness, safety, and economic well-being of Latinx* youth in San Francisco. For further information, please contact the following: Director Gloria Romero [email protected] or (415) 914-0422 Community Builder/Planner Angela Gallegos-Castillo [email protected] or (415) 872-7413 Youth Advocate Katherine Almendares or (415) 368 - 5518 Program Assistant Liz Reyes [email protected] or (415) 318 - 6417 Service Connector Chris Reyes [email protected] or (415) 872-7412 Roadmap to Peace is supported by two lead agencies: Instituto Familiar de la Raza and Bay Area Community Resources. Funds made possible by: City and County of San Francisco, Department of Children, Youth and their Families, Google and Social Innovation Fund and Jobs for the Future. *Latinx youth incorporates all Latina/o youth regardless of gender, gender expression, and sexual orientation.

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ROADMAP TO PEACE INITIATIVECONNECTION · HEALING · TRANSFORMATION

INSTITUTO FAMILIAR DE LA RAZAifrsf.org

TRAUMA RECOVERY AND HEALING SERVICES, SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SUPPORT, CARE MANAGEMENT

CARECENwww.carecensf.org

TATTOO REMOVAL, LEGAL SERVICES, CARE MANAGEMENT

CHALK / BACRwww.bacr.org

JOB READINESS/TRAINING, VOCATION CAREER PATHWAYS, CARE MANAGE-MENT

MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTER

www.mnhc.orgMEDICAL SERVICES THROUGH YOUTH CLINIC, FAMILY SUPPORT

MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERSmncsf.org/home

GED/HS DIPLOMA, FATHERHOOD PROGRAMMING

FIVE KEYS CHARTER SCHOOLSwww.�vekeyscharter.org

GED/HS DIPLOMA

HORIZONSwww.horizons-sf.org

The Roadmap to Peace Initiative is a community-driven e�ort aimed at

improving the health and wellness, safety, and economic well-being of

Latinx* youth in San Francisco.

For further information, please contact the following:

DirectorGloria Romero

[email protected] or (415) 914-0422

Community Builder/PlannerAngela Gallegos-Castillo

[email protected] or (415) 872-7413

Youth AdvocateKatherine Almendares or (415) 368 - 5518

Program AssistantLiz Reyes

[email protected] or (415) 318 - 6417

Service ConnectorChris Reyes

[email protected] or (415) 872-7412

Roadmap to Peace is supported by two lead agencies: Instituto Familiar de la Raza and Bay Area Community Resources.

Funds made possible by: City and County of San Francisco, Department of Children, Youth and

their Families, Google and Social Innovation Fund and Jobs for the Future. *Latinx youth incorporates all Latina/o youth regardless of gender,

gender expression, and sexual orientation.

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VISION

The vision of the Roadmap to Peace (RTP) is for all families to live in peaceful, safe and �ourishing neighborhoods where youth can thrive and actively connect and contribute to their community. The purpose of RTP is to develop a holistic and community-based approach to address the unmet needs of Latinx youth and their families in San Francisco.

Our collective e�orts incorporate three strategies: creation of an interconnected youth service network, e�ective community-building, and meaningful policy advocacy. These three overlapping strategies embrace community wisdom to pave a road to wholeness and self-determination. Together, seven core service partners, a�liated agencies, and the Mission Peace Collaborative work for a sustainable peace.

CORE PRINCIPLES & VALUESEquity & Collaboration

Cultural & Spiritual A�rmationInterdependence

Community AccountabilityRestorative Justice

Trauma-informed CareRe�ection & Evaluation

OUR HEALING WHEEL

Culturally and linguistically responsive services provide Latinx youth and their families with critical support, services and tools that lead to educational advancement, economic independence, and health.

WHO WE SERVELatinx Identi�ed · Must be 13-24 years of age

Ties to San Francisco · Violence involved · Underinsured

COMMUNITY-DEFINED SOLUTIONS

Roadmap to Peace creates and strengthens community-driven solutions to prevent violence. We believe Latinx youth are our biggest assets and resources. Through youth leadership, advocacy training, and culturally rooted strategies, RTP prepares the next generation of leaders to tackle our toughest community challenges. Together, we identify the barriers to youth development, de�ne creative and cutting edge solutions and advocate for peace and social change.

RTP educates, informs and shares best practices to improve the way systems work with and care for Latina/o youth. Through multiple community partnerships, we are making our voices heard.

RTP works with Latinx youth who:

Are vulnerable to violence

Have not completed high school

Need help preparing for, �nding and keeping a job

Have been touched by the criminal justice system

Are prepared to positively transform their lives

SERVICE NETWORK POLICY ADVOCACYCOMMUNITY BUILDING

Healthy Lives

Youthleadership

Advocacy /community

organizing

Immigration

Family supports

Mentoring

Vocationaltraining

College pipeline

GED/high school diploma

Educationalsupports

Job training &readiness/workforce

development

Housing

Financialliteracy

Jobs

Drug/alcoholsupport

Tattoo removal

Medical home

Social /emotionalsupport

Self-Su�ciency

CommunityConnection

Life-long Learner

RESILIENTYOUTH13-24