At FACES for the Future, we’re committed to our students’ wellness and education. Our programs remain in operation, and we continue to serve students in our communities and stay connected to program partners. Our team is grateful for essential workers – especially the FACES internship preceptors who are taking care of patients on the front… [Read More]

If you are like most of us, your inbox is filled with emails and text messages from leaders of organizations who want to reassure us during this difficult time. Most talk about how we will come through this together and how there is a lot of good in our communities if we just look closely… [Read More]

Taylor Intermill is the new Program Coordinator for the FACES of the Future Program in Sacramento. The Sacramento program works with two high schools, Arthur Benjamin Health Professions High School and Hiram Johnson High School. She has experience working in several Sacramento social programs, military communities, and has the knowledge and experience to work with… [Read More]

FACES for the Future Coalition is currently in its planning year with Phillip and Sala Burton High School (SFUSD) to build a formalized FACES program at the school site. As part of this planning year, FACES implemented the “Week Without Walls” program with all 100 Junior students enrolled in the Academy of Health Sciences. This program… [Read More]

This year, FACES for the Future is piloting its new FACES Public Health Youth Corps (PHYC) – an innovative project designed to expose young people to the field of public health while arming them with professional certifications that can help support their career aspirations and employability. The broader goal is to ensure that each community has… [Read More]