Pat joined the partnership as a Program Coordinator in 2000, and is currently the Supervisor for the After School Academic Programs division.  Prior to joining the team, Pat worked as a Title 1 Instructional Technician, tutoring students in Math and Reading at John F. Kennedy and Garden Village Schools.  Formerly, she was the Northern California Regional Operations Manager with Lifetouch Portraits, Inc.  She currently serves on the board for Bayshore Childcare Services, and is a Community Leader with the San Bruno/South San Francisco 4H Youth Development Program.  She earned her B.A. degree in Creative Arts Interdisciplinary from San Francisco State University.

Garrett started at the Daly City Partnership ASAP division in 2011 after a long history of empowering children all over the world. Garrett holds a B.A. in Liberal Studies with an emphasis in Recreation Administration as well as a Certificate in Profressional Human Resource Management from Villanova University. Garrett started his career working with children in Japan and Germany for 3 years through Camp Adventure Youth Services. In Camp Adventure, Garrett had the opportunity to provide an enriching summer experience to military children, as well as to train others in how to lead groups of children. Garrett also gained experience working for Palo Alto Community Childcare and Child Development Inc. Garrett is also an avid baseball fan and roots for the SF Giants at every opportunity.

Steve joined the ASAP team in November 2010, he has assumed coordination of programs at MP Brown, Panorama, Daniel Webster, Susan B Anthony, Garden Village, and Westlake Schools. A graduate of Chico State with a Bachelor's Degree in Child Development, he holds a certificate in Social Services, and is currently working on completion of the credential program in Family Development and an A.A. degree in Human Services. Prior to joining the Partnership, Steve worked as an after school site coordinator for the YMCA in Mt. View and San Francisco, and was also an administrator for Capra House Care Home of SSF.

Vicki has been with the Partnership since 2002 and helped to develop and pilot their highly successful After School Math Intervention program. Recently, she has provided reading and writing instruction as a Literacy Tutor. Since 2007, she has taken over the position of part time Office Administrator for After School Academic Programs. Vicki earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Studies from San Francisco State University and continues with pre-med courses in the pursuit of Medical School.

Joachim started at the Daly City Partnership ASAP division this year after having worked at Daly City Recreation Department for 14 years in various roles. He holds a B.A. in Recreation from SF State and has filled roles from Assistant Coordinator of ASES programs at 7 schools to Campus Supervisor at TR Policita Middle School. Joachim is an avid baseball fan so it's no surprise that he is also a Junior Giants program Mentor and Specialist for their baseball league. Joachim also played baseball for a Semi-Pro League in the Phillipines. We are pleased to have Joachim in our new TR Policita After School Program as he has much to bring to the table.

Sherin joined the Partnership in 2008. She has worked in the Early Childhood field for the last 10 years. She has been an infant/toddler and preschool teacher for many years and moved on to work with teachers to assist them in furthering their education and was an assessor for the Quality Improvement Project through the Preschool For All project, improving the early childhood learning environment. Sherin has her BA in Child and Adolescent Development with a concentration on Young Child and Family; she also received her MA in Education with a concentration in Early Childhood in spring 2009. She is currently on the Childcare Partnership committee for Quality Improvement and is a Professional Growth Advisor. She has dedicated herself to serving children and families in the community.

Kelly a 2009 graduate of U.C. Davis, has worked for the Partnership as an office assistant, homework assistance aide, and Kindergarten Readiness teacher's aide since 2004. She currently works for the Partnership's 'Our Second Home' Early Childhood Resource Center as a part time Community Outreach Coordinator, and is on loan to A.S.A.P. as a program coordinator. She will be responsible for 5 school sites: John F. Kennedy, Woodrow Wilson, George Washington, Thomas Edison, and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Nely has been with the Partnership since 2002.  Nely is originally from Chalatenango, El Salvador, Nely has lived in Daly City for twenty-three years, where she and her husband successfully raised three children in Daly City schools. She knows everything there is to know about Daly City and Our Second Home. Just ask her. You're sure to get a cheerful reply in either Spanish or English.

Her past work experiences has given her the opportunity to work with a diverse ethnic population of all age groups in the Bay Area. She is new to the partnership and has a great desire to help those around her, and is looking forward to new experiences working with families and their children.

Lauren joined the Partnership in August of 2011. Prior to joining the CART team, Lauren worked for StarVista (Formally known as YFES) overseeing the Insights program in Daly City serving teens with drug and alcohol and mental health challenges. Lauren has acted as a program manager and therapist for nonprofit community mental health organizations for over twelve years. She is in the process of completing a doctorate in clinical psychology at Alliant International University.

Nenah has lived and worked in the Daly City community for the past 13 years. Nenah has an extensive background in working with very diverse cultural and ethnic populations.  In addition to her regular duties, Nenah is also responsible for the coordination of the various donations that CART receives and re-distributing them to our partnering agencies within the Community.

Clifford is responsible for a variety of projects range from the intake of referrals for the Differential Response (DR) Program to Budget Reconciliation of the annual program budget. Clifford is also charged with the responsibility of developing the Client Management Database that replaced a legacy data system for the DR program.

Denise has an extensive background is Social Services – Specialties being HIV/AIDS, Homelessness, and DV. Denise has worked in the community for over 24 years and is passionate about community organization and development. As part of her community activism, she founded 6th St. Community Fair in San Francisco, which is now an annual event to benefit the homeless in San Francisco.

Maria O has an extensive background in Social Services, especially working with Spanish speaking families. Maria O is an experienced recruiter for foster families, certified interpreter, and holds a Master degree in Multicultural Education. Maria has also been an instructor and taught English as a second language.

Claudia joined CART as a Community Worker in March of 2008,  She is passionate about prevention work and has had many years of experience in working with underserved communities within Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties. Claudia also specializes in working with youth involved in the juvenile justice system.

Chito joined DC Partnership in August 2011 as the HART Coordinator, but has assisted the HART program since March 2011. Chito Migrated to the U.S. in December, 2010 with wife and 3 children. He graduated with his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Far Eastern University in the Philippines. His career started in the field of semiconductor manufacturing but shifted to sales and marketing field in the Philippines where I spent most of his professional time. This position with HART and passion for computers made me realize the transferrable skills in administration, human relationship and the joy of helping seniors and disabled. As the new HART coordinator, I helped implement improvement in the office system to enable efficient servicing of HART clients requests and collect vital demographic information relevant in understanding the problems affecting Daly City senior population.