Meet our Team

Jasmine Frye
SFFSN Senior Program Manager

Jasmine has been a Restorative Justice Practitioner for over 7 years and has been an advocate for families and children impacted by incarceration for 10 years. She has facilitated over 70 healing circles in her career thus far, and her grounding model comes from the practices of restorative practices. Her passion for training partner organizations and providing services for families began as she completed two service terms with AmeriCorps in the Iron Triangle and in East Oakland. Jasmine collaborated with dozens of community organizations to ensure the community had access to the resources they needed. Jasmine’s previous work also consisted of managing projects to build valuable partnerships with entities that will allow young people of color opportunities to thrive and have a better sense on how to navigate the Juvenile Justice System as well as the West Contra County School District.

Additionally, she also managed the first Restorative Diversion Program with the District Attorney’s Office in Contra Costa County. Jasmine has worked at Community Works West as Senior Conferencing Coordinator, working directly with the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, Alameda District Attorney’s Office, and Alameda County Probation to provide Restorative Justice practices to pre-adjudicated youth. She was also a case manager for the initial YJI pilot with Bay Area Community Resources. Jasmine majored in Sociology with an emphasis in Social Services at UC Davis, and was a part of Leadership Development Institute (LDI) for Emerging Leaders of Color Fellows of 2016.

Contact Jasmine: jasmine@sffsn.org

Ricardo Eugenio
SFFSN Coordinator

Ricardo Eugenio has been a champion for non-profit organizations for several years in a variety of capacities, including staff, volunteer, and contract work. He has experience working with diverse populations in a variety of circumstances, and has supported in translation, interpretation, and family support through the Public Defender’s Office. In addition to his strong commitment to strengthening families, Ricardo has also supported students with disabilities at Merced College and worked with the Nuevo Latino Rotary Club to build and improve his community. Ricardo has a strong background in client and customer service, as well as office management and social media marketing campaigns.

Before joining the San Francisco Family Support Network, Ricardo worked with United Way’s Root Social Merced, connecting non-profits to their surrounding community through college-student-run social media campaigns. Ricardo’s commitment to families and networking background are assets to the San Francisco Family Support Network. He enjoys learning about and connecting agencies throughout San Francisco through the rich community that the Network provides.

Contact Ricardo: ricardo@sffsn.org