SFkids is created by San Francisco parents and funded by San Francisco's Department of Children, Youth & Their Families, working with their nonprofit partner GoKid.org. SFkids is designed to help every family in every neighborhood of our beautiful City raise healthy, happy children from babies to young adulthood. Please enjoy this site … and tell your friends!

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Featured Events!
Need help?
Find resources for family support, education, health, and safety:
• SFK Crisis Page
• SFK Health Pages (Environmental Health, Maternal Health, Medical, Vision & Dental)
• SFK Parent Resources Pages (Housing, Legal, Food, and more)
• SFK Education Pages (Public, Private, Homeschooling & Preschools)
Need Something to Do?

We have over 1000 things to do; classes, camps, and places to go:
• Adventures Pages - Hit the Bay Area museums, playgrounds, and more.
• Activities Pages - Sports, hiking, kite flying, skating, and more.
• Out of the City Page - Find the sun or just get out of the fog.
• City Sights Page - Cool ideas for playing tourist.
• Transportation and Getting Around Page - A great day trip can be had just riding the rails while you spare the air!



The Department of Children, Youth & Their Families provides free healthy lunches and snacks to everyone ages 18 years and younger, regardless of income, at over 100 sites throughout the City. Click here to find locations.
June 22 through August 14
Monday through Friday
July SFkids Newsletter
See the newest SFkids newsletter featuring 4th of July events, an interview with Jeremy Adam Smith, Camping 101, an article about "Mom Camp", listings of SF farmers markets, and much more!
See it here
Soda Free Summers!
Did you know?
-- Soda is the #1 source of sugar in the American diet.
--30% of all calories consumed daily are from sweetened beverages.
-- U.S. teens consume twice as much soda as milk.
-- Drinking just one 20-ounce bottle of soda each day for a year can result in gaining 25 extra pounds.
Encourage your kids to try a Soda Free Summer, the website has printable resources in Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese in addition to English.