CHILDRENS NETWORK

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CHILDRENS NETWORK


Short profile:

For twenty five years, the Children’s Network has provided a united voice for the children of Solano County. The Children’s Network promotes programs that support families, secures funding for children’s services and programs, influences policy at the local and state level, helps families access services, and collects and publishes data on the health, safety and well-being of Solano County children.

Detailed description:

Additionally, the Children’s Network convenes and coordinates-

The Child Care Planning Council, which works to improve the accessibility, affordability and quality of child care countywide. Council members are appointed by the Board of Supervisors and the County Office of Education.

The Solano Children’s Alliance, which analyzes budgets and policies, makes recommendations to local and state leaders, and apportions funds earmarked for local children and families. Council members are appointed by the Board of Supervisors. The Alliance is the longest functioning interagency council in California.

The Child Abuse Prevention Council, which informs, trains and advises the community about keeping children safe from harm. Council members are appointed by the Board of Supervisors.

The Family Resource Center Network is comprised of nine centers in seven cities throughout Solano County providing information and referral services, family support, parent education, case management, home visiting, and many other support resources.

The Children’s Policy and Planning Council, a group of leaders and decision-makers who are responsible for children’s issues in Solano County

Keywords:

programs, family support, secures funding, children services, services, health, safety, Child Care Planning Council, Solano Children Alliance, Child Abuse Prevention Council, Family Resource Center Network, child care, parent education, case management, home visiting, County, family preservation, child abuse prevention services, child development training

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