The three main components of the Pacific Islander Youth Alliance are the after-school tutorial program, the summer program, and general counseling and support services for students, parents and teachers. After-school tutoring and mentoring programs have improved academic performance. Cultural activities and seminars foster leadership, and better relations between youth, peers and families. Counseling, advocacy and support services improve the lives of students, parents and teachers alike.

Pacific Island Multi-Service Center provides essential culturally and linguistically competent services for Pacific Islanders (PI) and other economically-disadvantaged families in the following areas: affordable housing, immigration, court advocacy, food distribution, job placement and referrals, and senior services.

The Community Learning Center's primary goal is get students excited about learning, through innovative strategies, which engage and provoke students, parents, teachers, and staff into working together and striving for excellence in learning and teaching. Phoenix Middle School-Mc Laren, an alternative middle school, is a collaborative project between the Samoan Community Development Center (SCDC), the SFUSD, and the County Day School system.

The GIRL Project, Giving Inspiring Responsibility in Life, offers an alternative, community based option to incarceration for youth, and in particular girls. Girls who have been referred to our program will receive a comprehensive needs assessment, and based upon that assessment an individualized treatment plan, known as the plan of care, will be developed. The plan of care can include case management, individual counseling, educational and vocational training services, aftercare, referral to more intensive services and a peer leadership program. Additionally, clients will receive monitoring and regular reports to their respective probation officer.

The Asian/Pacific Islander Family Resources Network is comprised of 27 agencies providing a multitude of services to Asian and Pacific Islander families in the city and county of San Francisco. SCDC plays and integral role in the network by providing culturally and linguistically appropriate parenting education classes, assistance with the Samoan language domestic violence hotline, and referral to additional APIFRN services.