Current Funded Programs
Learn how Measure K funds are helping meet Local Needs
Measure K dollars are being used across San Mateo County to address needs in the Priority Areas of Children, Families and Seniors; Housing and Homelessness; and Emergency Preparedness. Learn more about specific programs and initiatives below. Sort by Priority Area or search for a specific keyword to narrow your search.
CoastPride, Inc.
Agency: County Health
Sustain and increase services for the coast side LGBTQ+ community, including support groups, school trainings and educational offerings, outreach services, school affinity groups, and pride events.
Daly City Youth Health Center
Agency: County Health
Continued operation of clinic-, school-, and community-based peer leadership and other programs to support youth behavioral health and substance use prevention for youth in North County, including Daly City, South San Francisco, Colma, Pacifica, San Bruno, and Brisbane.
BHRS and Police Pilot Program
Agency: County Health
Provides co-responding behavioral health service through partnerships with local police departments.
Peninsula Family Service Peer
Agency: County Health
Maintain and expand Peer Counseling program for seniors offering group sessions in Daly City, Pacifica, Half Moon Bay, San Mateo, and Redwood City. Funds will be used to increase participants from 635 to 986 annually and add staff capacity to better serve African-American, LGTBQIA+, and Spanish-speaking communities.
Youth School-Transition Age
Agency: County Health
Collaboration with the County Office of Education to address mental health needs of young people and transitional age youth. Planning stage has concluded and in FY 25-26 funding will be utilized for grants will be awarded for services.
Senior Clinic
Agency: County Health
Funding for SMMC to coordinate with AAS for home visiting and services for complex cases.
Teen Clinics
Agency: County Health
Funding for teen clinics located at Jefferson Union High School and Sequoia High school providing needed preventative and reproductive care.
Coastside Clinic
Agency: County Health
Funding supports Coastside Clinic as MediCal reimbursement does not cover the costs of operation.
Internship Program for Youth (STEP)
Agency: Human Resources Department
The Supported Training & Employment Program (STEP) is an internship program, managed collectively by the Human Resources Department and the Human Services Agency (HSA), to prepare and train current or former foster youth ages 18-24 to transition into the workforce, as well as introduce these young adults who are at risk of underemployment to “the world of professional work.”
Big Lift
Agency: Human Services Agency
The Big Lift is a collective impact effort aimed at increasing third grade reading proficiency in San Mateo County.
Ravenswood Health Network
Agency: County Health
San Mateo County Health’s contract with Ravenswood Family Health Network (RFHN) implements the Pipeline to Peak Performance Training for Workforce Preparedness project to fully develop and sustain a robust pipeline of highly qualified staff in three paraprofessional categories: Dental Assistants, Medical Assistants (MAs), and Front Office Staff (FO Staff). This project builds a solid paraprofessional pathway for young people from the communities RFHN serves – low-income, people of color.
CareGivers Support Analysis
Agency: County Health
Provides expansion of family caregiver support services to better reach a diverse caregiving community.
