The LTF is a group of more than 3 dozen community-based organizations, along with City Government partners, that are working together to meet the needs of our immigrants, families, elders, houseless, LGBTQ, youth, and other Latino populations who are experiencing challenging times during the pandemic.

Here at Five Keys, our goal is to restore communities through education. Our philosophy is that through social and restorative justice principles, we can provide traditionally underserved communities the opportunity to restart their education, focusing on five key areas: Education, Employment, Recovery, Family, and Community.

Jamestown is a Mission District-based organization serving low-income youth and their families with free and affordable high quality programming and supports since 1971. We offer Tutoring, Academic Enrichment, Social/Emotional support, Sports, Youth Workforce, Family Support Services, Artivism and Afro-Latino Education and Performance.

Loco Bloco is a youth and family organization focused on the development of children and youth through exploration of the arts. Rather than follow the prescribed path for arts organizations, Loco Bloco is celebrated for working with youth of all experiences and providing a platform for their expression.

At Peer Resources, empowering youth is at the core of our mission. Through our innovative programs, young people are equipped with skills and knowledge to support and advocate for their peers effectively. By recognizing young people as frontline agents of change, Peer Resources harnesses their potential to create a positive impact in schools and communities alike.

RTP's vision articulates a plan for community-informed solutions that was restorative, focused on trauma and healing, and offered timely culturally responsive and coordinated holistic services for those most impacted by violence. The vision of RTP is for all families to live in peaceful, safe and flourishing neighborhoods where youth can thrive and actively connect and contribute to their community.