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Lunar New Year

  • Mar 15, 2024
  • 1 min read

A few years ago Sunset Youth Services leadership made a deliberate decision to honor staff, young people and families by adding holidays that reflect their cultural make-up. These include Philippines Independence Day, Cesar Chavez Day and Lunar New Year, among others. This year we celebrated Lunar New Year in our Parent Child Interactive Group where families enjoyed a fun-filled morning of holiday themed crafts, treats and fun. It was beautiful to see the families come together to enjoy the fun. We took photos of families posing with the Lion Dancing costumes and everyone left with the traditional red envelope containing a chocolate gold coin.


Our SF District 4 Supervisor, Joel Engardio, stopped by to see the fun for himself. Our Family Support work centers around supporting parents in crisis, parenting classes and systems navigation. We also run a diaper bank on Mondays and Wednesdays. 



78 Comments


Cooper Monica
21 hours ago

Dawn’s dedication to building those early girls’ groups at Lincoln really shows how deep her roots run in the Sunset—curious if she’s seen the neighborhood’s needs shift over those two decades. I’ve been reading more about youth services models like this at https://ai-3d-model-generator.com

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Sanchezmaryzdgfs
3 days ago

Dawn’s two decades of showing up for Sunset youth really shines through here—especially how she blends leadership with genuine connection. I’ve been using a similar approach in my own community work, and it’s a game changer. Check out https://hy-3d.com

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Hoang Co
4 days ago

Dawn’s commitment to showing up for SF youth since the early ’90s is exactly what community care looks like—especially that co-founding energy in 1992. I’ve been using https://arcadeai.pro

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Clarkmelissanhjon
6 days ago

Dawn’s dedication to building those early girls’ groups really shows how deep her roots run in the Sunset—love seeing that longevity honored here. I’ve been using https://aivideomemegenerator.com

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Cook Frank
Aug 05

Dawn’s dedication to building those early girls’ support groups really shows how deep her roots run in the Sunset—curious if she’s seen the neighborhood’s needs shift over those two decades, and I’ve been thinking about similar community models lately, so check out https://fruit-love-island.com

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