San Mateo County Sheriff's Activities League

A small group of South County Teen Leadership Program & Mentoring Program youth helped the Redwood City/San Mateo County Toy and Book Drive prepare for the upcoming holidays! The group is excited to help the Toy Drive bring some holiday spirit to their community!

A small conversation about mental health has the power to make a big difference.

Nutrition: The Importance of Exercise Enjoy a short clip of the youth explaining the importance of exercise and demonstrating different examples of exercise!

Today, the little mentoring program and the sports program teamed up to get some fresh air and play some ball! Through this program the youth have been able to take a break from at home schooling and have some fun.

Thank you to everyone who attended the Halloween Spooktacular Drive Thru! A special Thank you to the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office, Redwood City Police Department, San Mateo County Sheriff's CARON Program and Redwood City Police Activities League (PAL) for collaborating with SAL and making this event possible.

The Elementary and the Middle School Mentoring groups created a alter (ofrenda) for Dia de los Muertos this week. The youth wanted to honor and remember the lives of loved ones, heroes, and pets who have passed.

The way you respond when someone opens up about their mental health can make a real difference. If you think a friend shares their concerns, make sure to really listen to them

The youth enjoyed playing soccer for the second day of program! Our topic today was the importance of exercise. #health

Join The San Mateo County Sheriff's Activities League and Redwood City Police Activities League for a Spooktacular Halloween Drive Thru!!!! The event will be th...is Friday October 30th, 2020. From 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm at the Everest High School parking lot. We hope to see you all there!!! **Costumes and car decorations are encouraged**

Too often, mental health stigma can leave people feeling isolated and ashamed. Your attitude to mental health could change someone’s life.

When someone reaches out to you about their mental health, the way you respond can make all the difference. Take it seriously, show them you're listening, and ask appropriate questions if they need some extra support.

The Mentoring Program had a blast carving pumpkins this week with the help from the older High School Mentoring and TLC programs. Each youth was able to pick out their own pumpkin and create their very own masterpiece. #teamworkmakesthedreamwork