BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
YEAH
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Op-Eds
OCTOBER 04, 2019
Berkeley community should do more to support YEAH! homeless shelter
YEAH! provides beds, hot meals and clinics on jobs and resume-building, as well as a sense of community.
Op-Eds
OCTOBER 04, 2019
Berkeley community should do more to support YEAH! homeless shelter
YEAH! provides beds, hot meals and clinics on jobs and resume-building, as well as a sense of community.
City
SEPTEMBER 26, 2019
Weighing future of youth shelters with resident pushback, City Council moves toward 30 beds
Berkeley City Council faces a critical crossroads in deciding the future of youth homeless shelters in the city: either lose homeless shelter beds already in short supply or add more adjacent to resistant neighbors.
City
SEPTEMBER 26, 2019
Weighing future of youth shelters with resident pushback, City Council moves toward 30 beds
Berkeley City Council faces a critical crossroads in deciding the future of youth homeless shelters in the city: either lose homeless shelter beds already in short supply or add more adjacent to resistant neighbors.
City
JULY 29, 2016
Partnership will allow local homeless program to expand services
The Berkeley-based youth outreach program YEAH! was recently acquired by Covenant House California, combining the two agencies to make the largest shelter for homeless youth in the East Bay.
City
JULY 29, 2016
Partnership will allow local homeless program to expand services
The Berkeley-based youth outreach program YEAH! was recently acquired by Covenant House California, combining the two agencies to make the largest shelter for homeless youth in the East Bay.
City
JUNE 30, 2016
City Council approves budget for 2017 fiscal year
At its Tuesday meeting, the Berkeley City Council approved and adopted a compromise budget for fiscal year 2017, which requires roughly $1.5 million in reserve funding and partially defunds programs including the Berkeley Drop-In Center and Youth Spirit Artworks.
City
JUNE 30, 2016
City Council approves budget for 2017 fiscal year
At its Tuesday meeting, the Berkeley City Council approved and adopted a compromise budget for fiscal year 2017, which requires roughly $1.5 million in reserve funding and partially defunds programs including the Berkeley Drop-In Center and Youth Spirit Artworks.
Campus
APRIL 17, 2013
Youth entrepreneurship program expanding to include international students
A youth entrepreneurship program run through the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business will be expanding to include a select group of students from throughout the world this summer.
Campus
APRIL 17, 2013
Youth entrepreneurship program expanding to include international students
A youth entrepreneurship program run through the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business will be expanding to include a select group of students from throughout the world this summer.
