Highlights

SNIP has completed the first year of the two-year pilot mental health/inclusion collaborative initiative. In 2009-2010, SNIP and Instituto Familiar de la Raza and Edgewood Children's Center are continuing their exciting venture to pair inclusion strategies with mental health consultation to ensure all children are successful in after school programs. SNIP will also be working closely with the After School for All Technical Assistance Collaborative (AFA-TAC) to add training and technical assistance on inclusion to their various professional development activities for after school staff. Follow this link for a full description of the project. 

New! The Interim Evaluation Report of the first year of the pilot mental health/incluison collaborative is available here.

SNIP is now a licensed site for Kids Included Together, the National Training Center for including children with disabilities in after school programs. Programs that participate in any SNIP training on inclusion standards will to access on-line training from the KIT site. In this way, after school programs will be able to offer this on-line training, ensuring all staff are aware of the principles and practices of inclusion.

Upcoming Events and Training  

DCYF Inclusion Standards Training  - Note new date for the "Art of Inclusion" - March 5, 2010

Our Vision

Children and youth with disabilities are safe and healthy, have a sense of belonging, and have a full range of opportunities to participate meaningfully in the community and reach their full potential.

What We Do

If you’re looking for the most effective ways to include children and youth with disabilities into your program, you aren’t alone. SNIP can help! We provide free training and free on-site technical assistance to after school programs in San Francisco. Contact us today to talk about the ways SNIP can help you successfully include all children!