[Reported by He Weili of KTSF] Wu Yee Children’s Services opened a new children and family services center in San Francisco’s Mission District on Thursday,
August 27, 2026 Daisy Nguyen In San Francisco’s Chinatown, toddlers and preschoolers often learn their first English words at Lok Yuen Early Learning Center. The center
The future of Head Start programs nationwide could be in jeopardy, as the federal government released a new proposal to push for deregulating the program.
We’re proud to share a recent interview from iHeartMedia and 106.1 KMEL FM featuring Wu Yee Children’s Services CEO Mark Ryle, where he discusses the
New community-based location expands access to early childhood and family support services in San Francisco’s Mission District SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Wu Yee Children’s Services
Wu Yee is entering an exciting new chapter with the addition of several talented leaders who will help strengthen our impact for children, families, and
Wu Yee Children’s Services Partners on Improvements Adding Vibrant and Accessible Areas for Tenderloin Young People to Gather, Play, and Connect; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s
Who can join? San Francisco Families with 0-3 year odls, who ahve questions or concerns about their children’s learning and development. What’s included? Nine fun,
Supervisor Stephen Sherrill Partners with Department of Early Childhood on Timeline. Working families can receive up to $36,000 per child as city expands subsidies. February
Wu Yee Children’s Services was featured in a recent San Francisco Standard article examining San Francisco’s newly expanded child care subsidies under Mayor Daniel Lurie’s
Under Family Opportunity Agenda, every family with kids under five will have access to child care, making San Francisco first city in U.S. to achieve
Our Bayview Children’s Hub has a new Sparkler Playgroup in Spanish beginning January 9th! All Spanish-speaking families with children 0-3 years are welcome to join.
So much holiday cheer at our Joy Lok Family Holiday Lunch. This special family event brought together families from our Joy Lok community for food,
Wu Yee Children’s Services is San Francisco’s largest provider of Head Start and Early Head Start programs and this past year alone 624 children benefited
Wu Yee’s IRISE Early Childhood Education Apprenticeship Program is featured in an article appearing in Hechinger Report, Christian Science Monitor, and KQED/MindShift. Chief Program Officer
