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Last Updated: June/15/2026
Agency Name: Jewish Family & Community Services East Bay
Description: JFCS East Bay’s mental health clinicians have extensive expertise working with children and families to address a wide range of issues that may arise during childhood and adolescence. Our therapists specialize in all ages and stages of development from birth to twenty-one. We focus on reducing symptoms of distress as well as enhancing relationships between caregivers and children. We provide therapy in English, Spanish, and Hebrew.
Service Address: 2484 Shattuck Avenue, Ste. 210Berkeley, CA , 94704
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Agency Name: Alameda Family Services
Description: We offer infant, early childhood, and parent therapy in the home and in the clinic. Therapy focuses on the behavioral, social-emotional, and/or developmental needs of children in the context of their relationships with primary caretakers. We accept children before their 7th birthday and may see them up to age 8. Other services include anger management groups, drug and alcohol treatment, school-based health services, and mental health services for families with children birth to 18 years.
Service Address: 2325 Clement AvenueAlameda, CA, 94501
Agency Name: Family Support Services
Description: Provide individual child and youth, dyadic parent/child and family therapy. Specialized mental health services for children and young people from birth up to age 21. Access to other Agency programs such as kinship support groups, tutoring, and respite.
Service Address: 303 Hegenberger, Suite 400Oakland , CA, 94621
Agency Name: City of Fremont, Youth and Family Services
Description: The City of Fremont offers several family-focused behavioral health services for children and youth ages 0 to 21 years old to improve their social-emotional well-being, strengthen family relationships, reduce delinquency, and increase school achievement. As needed, families are linked to community resources. Affordable fees are based on income and family size. Medi-Cal insurance accepted.
Service Address: 39155 Liberty Street, Suite E-500Fremont, CA, 94538
Description: Youth & Family Services' (YFS) Early Childhoood Counseling Program staff are specialized in early childhood development and parenting. They work with parents and caregivers at the YFS clinic and providing home visits as applicable. Given permission, some children can also be seen at their school settings. Telehealth meetings are also available. Services that the Early Childhood Program staff provide: -Consultation about developmental, social emotional and behavioral concerns -Consultation on parenting strategies and resources -Providing information about how to access services for parents and families -Counseling and consultation for parents on improving their relationship with their infant, toddler or young children up to age 8 years old.
Service Address: 39155 Liberty Street. Suite E-500 Fremont , CA, 94538
Last Updated: June/8/2026
Agency Name: Through the Looking Glass
Description: Through the Looking Glass Early Head Start Program serves children 0-3 and their caregivers as well as pregnant women. Our program specializes in children and families with developmental or disability issues, but is inclusive of parents and children with and without disabilities. During weekly visits, home visitors provide: - Play time that is fun for families and supports children's learning and growth - Activities and support that helps build strong parent-child relationships - Information that connects families to other resources as needed - Developmental play group at the Ed Roberts Campus for children and families 2x per month The home visitors have extensive training and experience working with children and parents with many different types of disabilities. In addition to their expertise in early childhood development, home visitors are trained mental health therapists who work with families using a strength-based approach.
Service Address: 3075 Adeline St., Ste. 120Berkeley, CA, 94703
Description: The center-based option serves families with children 0-3 years residing in Berkeley or Oakland. Homeless families with children 0-3 are also eligible. In the center-based program, Monday-Friday 9am-3pm, families are offered: •Infant/toddler education and care •Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack • A multicultural play-based curriculum • Opportunities for parent leadership and education • Family resources and support Through the Looking Glass (TLG) and its Early Head Start Center are located at the Ed Roberts Campus, at a transit hub above the Ashby BART station in Berkeley. The campus is a model of universal design, and has many empowerment-oriented resources for people with disabilities.
Description: Infant/ toddler developmental specialists from a variety of disciplines assess and intervene during home visits to enhance the development of children from birth to age three.
Last Updated: June/1/2026
Agency Name: Asian Health Services
Description: We provide children and youth ages 0-8 living in Alameda County with social-emotional support through screening, assessment, education, early intervention, medication support, and individual and family therapy. Our goals are to elevate the social emotional development of the child to age appropriate levels, enhance parental skills, promote emotional stability in the home, improve functioning in life skill areas. **Due to the current pandemic, we are currently providing telehealth services with limited in office services until further notice.
Service Address: 310 8th St. Suite 201Oakland, CA, 94607
Description: We provide children ages 5-21 with social-emotional support through screening, assessment, education, early intervention, medication support, and individual and family therapy. Our goals are to elevate the social emotional development of the child to age appropriate levels, enhance parental skills, promote emotional stability in the home, improve functioning in life skill areas. **Due to the pandemic, we are currently providing telehealth and limited in office services until further notice.
Service Address: 310 8th street, Suite 201Oakland, CA, 94607
Last Updated: May/18/2026
Agency Name: A Better Way Inc.
Description: A Better Way’s PEI program is designed to provide early intervention support services to children and families in Alameda County through brief assessment and referral services, connection to local resources, mental health consultation, education, and training for families and community partners that interact with the early childhood system. Families in our program will work with a Mental Health Specialist and Family Partner who will assess for family-centered goals, screen children for developmental and mental health challenges, and refer and connect families to needed resources. Additionally, families will be offered parenting support and education through group classes (e.g., Circle of Security Parenting program), through topic-specific trainings (e.g., ADHD, trauma, co-parenting), and through peer-led support groups. The PEI program also works to strengthen the network of community partners providing early intervention and prevention services in Alameda County by developing a more robust referral network between programs and specialties in the early childhood field, and by offering training and consultation to programs interacting with young children and their families.
Service Address: 426 17th St, 2nd FloorOakland, CA, 94612
Last Updated: May/8/2026
Agency Name: The Hub
Description: The Hub Family Resource Center provides the following services: •Assistance with obtaining Medi-Cal, Cal Fresh (food stamps), Covered Ca, Health PAC, Kaiser Child Health Program, CalWorks, General Assistance, and CAPI •Community Liaison to AC SSA •DACA Applications/Renewals •Housing & Job Search •Assistance with domestic violence paperwork, child support and related paperwork •Application Assistance: EDD, USDI, SSI, Family Leave, etc. •School Information/ Advocacy (SARB/COST/SST/IEP, etc.) •Food Pantry •Community referrals •Workshops (Immigration, College Readiness, Nurturing Families, etc.) •Peer Counseling •Light case management •Support to HUSD Staff and Parent Outreach Workers
Service Address: 24411 Amador St.Hayward, CA, 94544
Agency Name: Sparkpoint Oakland
Description: Sparkpoint provides career development and financial coaching to help individuals become stable and thrive. We help people improve their credit, reduce debt, learn to budget and save, and reach their goals. We also provide guidance for those looking for work and training to find a career, not just a job. SparkPoint Oakland can help you with: •Child Education Fund •Computer Literacy •Finding a Job/Career •Food Assistance •Free Tax Preparation •Getting Job Training •Healthcare Enrollment •Housing and Tenant Information •Improving Credit •Learning to Budget •Learning to Save •Opening a Bank Account •Public Benefits •Reducing Debt •Resume and Interview Preparation •Starting a Business
Service Address: 1230 Harrison StreetOakland , CA , 94612
Last Updated: May/7/2026
Agency Name: San Lorenzo Unified School District
Description: Connect with local organizations that provide services for housing, healthcare, basic needs, afterschool/summer activities and more.
Service Address: 16335 E14th StreetSan Lorenzo, CA, 94578
Agency Name: Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments
Description: SAVE has Walk-In Hours, where you can come in and meet with an advocate for immediate assistance. Domestic violence counselors are available to assist you. Our advocates can help with: Nonjudgmental, compassionate support Food and clothing Referrals for help with legal, financial, housing and other matters Information about SAVE services, including classes and workshops at SAVE, as well as individual counseling Assistance with safety planning The Empowerment Center is open Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm at 3155 Kearney St, Suite 220, Fremont, CA 94538. Drop in anytime during business hours or make an appointment to ensure you can meet with an advocate. Appointments are available Monday-Friday from 10am-4pm and can be made by by calling (510) 574-2250 or emailing info@save-dv.org.
Service Address: 3155 Kearney St, Suite 220Fremont , CA , 94538
Last Updated: April/17/2026
Agency Name: Restorative Pathways
Description: Restorative Pathways (formerly known as Ruby's Place) provides a free service to the community to access information, referrals and counseling including: 1. A Community Resource Mental Health and Outreach Office 2. Hourly Therapy services for Women, Men, Children and Families 3. Substance Abuse Assessment 4. Victims of Crime application assistance 5. Mental Illness Assessments 6. Psychiatric referrals 7. Crisis Counseling 8. Referral Services for mental health issues 9. Legal advocacy for: immigration, T-visa, U-visa, VAWA. Restraining Order’s completed in the office, court advocacy, attorney referrals. 10. Other Advocacy: CalWorks applications and advocacy for DV “stop clock”, Social Services applications, child care referrals. 11. Provide small hygiene supplies, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, etc.
Description: Restorative Pathways (formerly Ruby's Place) is offering counseling and outreach services for men, women, and children. The services are free of charge. Individual therapy and family therapy for women, men, and children. Including issues such as: Trauma, Grief, Depression and Anxiety, Family and Peer Conflict, Self-Esteem, Addictions, Coping Skills and more! Make an appointment by phone 510-581-5626. For additional support, call 888-339-7233 or text 510-214-6331.
Agency Name: Roots Community Health Center
Description: Stay Ready for School provides culturally responsive, community-centered services to families in East Oakland in order to improve health, education, and developmental outcomes among young children of African descent. We focus on improving health and birth outcomes and empowering parents to become better equipped to navigate their children's school systems and community resources.
Last Updated: April/16/2026
Agency Name: Regional Center of the East Bay
Description: RCEB's Early Start Program provides early intervention services to infants and toddlers (ages birth to 3) with developmental delays and disabilities in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. If you have a concern of developmental delay or disability for your child, to make a referral for eligibility determination evaluation you can contact one of the following: Referral Phone Line: 510-618-6195 Referral eFax: 510-678-4156, Attn: EI Intake Referral Fax: 510-618-7763, Attn: EI Intake Referral Email: earlystartreferrals@rceb.org
Service Address: 500 Davis Street, Suite 100San Leandro , CA, 94577
Agency Name: Reach Ashland Youth Center
Description: Inside REACH, there is the Fuente Wellness Center, operated by La Clínica de la Raza, which provides primary medical services, individual and community health education services, dental services and behavioral health services through an integrated services model to youth ages 11-24. Health & Wellness services will include a mentorship/education/career pathway for youth exploring careers in the field. All programs and services will be offered at no cost to youth.
Service Address: 16335 E.14th St. San Leandro, CA, 94578
Agency Name: Play Pals Preschool
Description: Inclusive preschool program welcoming children 18mos and up. Potty training not required. Warm and welcoming environment. Onsite speech and ABA services available for to students who require additional support. Tuition vouchers welcome! Research has shown that in the field of early education, inclusion settings benefit children with and without special needs.
Service Address: 14207 East 14th StreetSan Leandro, CA, 94578
Last Updated: April/13/2026
Agency Name: La Familia Counseling Service
Description: The Youth and Family Opportunity (YFO) Program provides services to develop place-based, integrated systems of services, support services, and opportunities to serve youth and families. YFO increases access to health and wellness services for low-income and uninsured children and their families in Alameda County by offering prevention services, provided at the Fuller Neighborhood Resource Center and Glad Tidings Church as well as other locations, based on need. We offer free on-site community classes/workshops, such as English as a Second Language (ESL), Zumba, yoga/meditation, diabetes classes, as well as workshops and training on other specialized topics.
Service Address: 24301 Southland Drive, Suite 300Hayward , CA , 94545
Agency Name: La Clinica De La Raza
Description: Cultura y Bienestar is a Latino focused prevention and early intervention, mental health access program This exciting new program employs Mental Health Specialists, Community Health Educators/Promotores and Traditional Healers to provide Mental Health promotion and prevention activities as well as brief early intervention services in Alameda County. For free events visit: http://culturaybienestar.com/
Service Address: 1415 Fruitvale Ave Oakland, CA, 94601
Agency Name: Intertribal Friendship House
Description: The resource center is available to parents who identify as Native American (no one will be turned away) with young children. We offer child development support, early literacy activities, peer coaching, parent support, and helping families with resources to connect with services. We offer cultural programs, dance, drumming, family activities & events
Service Address: 523 International BlvdOakland , CA , 94606
Last Updated: April/11/2026
Agency Name: Hively
Description: Hively provides child care referral services in eastern Alameda county (Dublin, Livermore, Pleasanton and Sunol, otherwise known as Tri-Valley). Families receive free child care referrals, information about choosing child care and Oliver's Law, and additional parenting support services. Parents also receive navigation of community resources and information about child care subsidy programs. Families with children with special needs receive support from our Training and Inclusion Coordinator. Tri-Valley child care providers receive one on one coaching, technical assistance, resources and professional development workshops and training. License exempt providers receive support with the Community Care Licensing process.
Service Address: 7901 Stoneridge Drive, Suite 150Pleasanton, CA, 94588
Agency Name: Help Me Grow
Description: Every day, your child is growing and learning. The most important time for a child’s development is the first 5 years of life. If you have questions or concerns about your child’s development, learning or behavior, it’s important to act early. Getting help early is one of the best things you can do to help ensure your child reaches their best development.
Last Updated: April/10/2026
Description: The program is funded by Early Head Start and provides families with weekly 90-minute home visits and twice-monthly group meetings. This program provides prenatal care, child development services, comprehensive health services, and family support services to income-eligible pregnant women, infants, and toddlers living in the city of Alameda.
Last Updated: April/1/2026
Agency Name: Lincoln Families
Description: The Mandela FRC is a West Oakland community hub where children, youth, and families can receive individualized and responsive services and support. Families have access to wellness services and workshops, emergency navigation services, holistic health screenings, adult continuing education, after school programs, concrete needs, and more.
Description: Lincoln’s Kinship Support Services Program provides free services to kinship families – families in which a child is being raised by his or her relative. Our goal at KSSP is to support our families in any way possible to ensure that the child stays with a relative caregiver versus entering the foster care system. Services include but are not limited to: • Case Management, advocacy and referral for financial, legal, mental health, emergency, and education services. • Free workshops and Kin Conference • Support groups for both caregivers and youth • Free homework help and academic support • Free weekend youth recreation activities • Family events • Youth Leadership program and Volunteering • Teen co-parenting support We serve families in Southern Alameda County: San Lorenzo, San Leandro, Castro Valley, Hayward, Fremont, Newark, Union City, Sunol, Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton.
Service Address: 111 Review WayHayward, CA, 94544
Last Updated: March/30/2026
Agency Name: Fremont Family Resource Center
Description: Public Health Nursing provides nurses to assess the health status and provide health education, case management, counseling, outreach, and referral services for the individuals, families, and community groups. Specific populations include high-risk pregnant and parenting women, infants, and children, people with or exposed to communicable diseases, and the elderly.
Service Address: 39155 Liberty St. Ste. D470Fremont , CA , 94538
Description: The Family Support Services program offers support to families facing stressful or challenging life situations. A professional social worker or counselor can assist you in getting through difficult life situations. Services are available to Tri-City residents and free to those with qualifying incomes. A Family Support Coordinator will work with you and your family to develop an action plan based on your goals. You will receive information about options, tools, and access to resources needed to resolve or stabilize the situation.
Service Address: 39155 Liberty Street, A110Fremont , CA , 94537
Agency Name: Family Paths, Inc.
Description: The Parenting Stress Helpline at (800) 829-3777 supports families and caregivers of children ages 0–21 and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is staffed by professional and volunteer counselors who help parents and caregivers with a wide range of parenting concerns. Counselors are available to talk with parents about stress related to parenting infants, children, and teenagers, as well as other family concerns. They also assist families in finding community resources and enrolling in services offered through Family Paths. Family Paths offers therapy for children and caregivers, parent education classes, classes for fathers and teen parents, a group for Spanish-speaking fathers, and a group for mothers who have experienced trauma. Helpline counselors provide referrals to these services.
Service Address: 1727 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Suite 109Oakland, CA, 94612
Agency Name: Family Health Line
Description: The Family Health Line is a toll-free information and referral line. It offers an extensive database of health care and other health related services for children and families in Alameda County. Families can receive information on: -High quality, accurate information and referrals for health care and other support services -Affordable, quality medical care -Information and referrals for parenting families, pregnant women and children -Health-related services Phone contact available from anywhere in the county at 888-604-4636, 8:30a.m. - 5p.m. Monday-Friday.
Agency Name: Eden Church
Description: The Newcomer Navigation Center offers case management services to newly arrived immigrants in the USA, including accompaniment through the legal process, help with resources around affordable housing, connection to social services , food access, and much more.
Service Address: 21455 Birch StreetHayward, CA, 94541
Agency Name: East Bay Agency for Children
Description: EBAC’s family resource center in San Leandro serves the families in the San Leandro Unified School District, and Alameda County residents. This Family Resource Center provides the gateway to connect children and their families with health insurance and other social services vital to supporting student health and educational success. EBAC works with district, city, and county personnel as well as other community based organizations to coordinate provision of the following services to families on campuses throughout the school district: Healthcare insurance enrollment and retention (Medi-Cal; Kaiser Health Care Plan); Case Management; Application Assistance: Food Stamps, CalWORKs, General Assistance, etc. Information and referrals for child support, child care, housing, mental health services, etc. Assistance with school enrollment, seasonal workshops, Translation and interpretation
Service Address: 2251 Bancroft AveSan Leandro , CA , 94579
Description: Central Family Resource Center - Oakland The Central Family Resource Center serves the families of the Oakland Unified School District. This family resource center provides the gateway to connect children and their families with health insurance and other social services vital to supporting student health and educational success. EBAC works with district, city, and county personnel as well as other community based organizations to coordinate provision of the following services to families on campuses throughout the school district: Healthcare insurance enrollment and retentieon (Medi-Cal, Healthy Families, Kaiser Health Care Plan) Case Management Application Assistance: Food Stamps, CalWorks, Social Security, In Home Support Services, etc. Information and referrals for child support, child care, housing, mental health services, etc. Assistance with school enrollment Translation and interpretation
Service Address: 746 Grand Ave Portable AOakland, CA, 94610
Description: East Bay Agency for Children operates student and family support service programs designed to (1) remove barriers to students’ learning and (2) help families receive resources and support. The center's dual-language (English/Spanish) programs provide support for literacy and social-emotional skills to help prepare children and their families for Kindergarten.
Service Address: 1700 28th AveOakland , CA, 94601
Description: East Bay Agency for Children's Circle of Care is a unique program that supports children and their families coping with the death of a loved one. This program helps children and their families heal and learn to cope with this traumatic experience through peer support group services for the entire family, educational workshops, information and referral. Circle of Care services are offered at modest cost, on a sliding scale based on financial means, although no one is turned away due to lack of funds. Thursdays via Zoom. For Virtual Peer Support Groups contact: Circleofcare@EBAC.org | 510-531-7551 X 3195
Service Address: 2828 Ford StreetOakland, CA, 94601
Description: EPIC is an intensive 25 week school-based program for Medi-Cal eligible children ages 3.5-5 who have difficulty self-regulating their emotions and behaviors. Featuring social-emotional learning, occupational therapy, and trauma-focused play therapy, and school staff support, EPIC offers children, their families, and teachers skill building services that improve children’s capacity to self-regulate and respond age appropriately. The program also increases caregiver and teacher knowledge of child development and helps to build a community of support.
Service Address: school basedOakland, California, 94609
Last Updated: March/26/2026
Agency Name: Community Child Care Council of Alameda County
Description: 4Cs is honored to share with our community, free of charge, concrete services that will continue to support our mission to develop and coordinate resources to strengthen families and children through our RISE programs. We are grateful to offer the following: -Diapers and Wipes -Hygiene and Health-related Supplies -Gently-used Clothes for Infants, Children, and Adults -Children’s Books and Toys -Food Pantry -THRIVE Parenting Program -Brilliant Baby Enrollment for Oakland families ($500 college savings account) -Special Events such as seasonal, back-to-school, and holiday giveaways Referrals to: -VITA (free tax preparation and filing) -Car Seat Installation checks -Additional parenting support programs
Service Address: 8105 Edgewater Drive, Suite 270Oakland, CA, 94621
Last Updated: March/23/2026
Agency Name: Disability List of Resources
Description: A list of disability resources in Alameda County to support families and individuals in need of advocacy, information, and referrals.
Agency Name: Deaf Counseling, Advocacy and Referral Agency
Description: YFS provides advocacy services for parents/families of Deaf/DeafBlind/DeafDisabled/Hard of Hearing/LateDeafened children. Bloom Program serves age 0-8 Deaf/DeafBlind/DeafDisabled/Hard of Hearing children and families. Rise Program serves age 9 to 22 youth and their families. Services include IFSP/IEP/ITP advocacy, individual advocacy, independent living skills instruction, and community education. YFS offers Family Mentoring services throughout 14 counties that DCARA serves.
Service Address: 14895 E14th Street, Suite 200San Leandro, CA, 94578
Description: DCARA provides a wide-range of services for our community members and their families such as communication access assistance, independent living skills, employment services, peer counseling, information & referral, advocacy services, and community education that empower Deaf people to live independent and productive lives, with full access to the rights, privileges, and opportunities available to the general public.
Agency Name: Davis Street Community Center Incorporated
Description: The Davis Street Family Resource Center administers an Alternative Payment Program, which is a parental choice child care voucher program for eligible families with children age 0 thru 12, who are living in the Eden area (San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Castro Valley, Ashland, and Berkeley/Albany area). Family eligibility is based on income and need. Families are entitled to choose either traditional or non-traditional services (including evening and weekend care) in their choice of childcare environment, including center-based care, family day care homes and license exempt care.
Service Address: 3081 Teagarden StreetSan Leandro, CA, 94577
Description: Nearly 50 years ago, Davis Street distributed food to needy residents of San Leandro. Our food distribution program remains one of our hallmarks. The food and clothing programs serve the Eden Area, including, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Castro Valley, Cherryland, and Ashland. To register for food and clothing, come to Davis Street Family Resource Center Monday through Thursday, from 10:00 am – 4:30 pm (please view our calendar for agency hours) and bring the following: Identification for the head of household and for all other dependents requiring services (birth certificates, report cards, and medical records are acceptable forms of identification for children, Social Security cards are not accepted ) Proof of Address (PGE, water, phone bill or general mail) Proof of Copy of income (SSI, unemployment insurance, check stub, ect.)
Description: 4Cs is honored to share with our community, free of charge, concrete services that will continue to support our mission to develop and coordinate resources to strengthen families and children through our RISE programs. We are grateful to offer the following: -Diapers and Wipes -Hygiene and Health-related Supplies -Gently-used Clothes for Infants, Children, and Adults -Children’s Books and Toys -Food Pantry -THRIVE Parenting Program -Special Events such as seasonal, back-to-school, and holiday giveaways Referrals to: -VITA (free tax preparation and filing) -Car Seat Installation checks -Additional parenting support programs
Service Address: 22351 City Center DriveHayward, CA, 94541
Description: 4Cs provides child care resource and referral services in southern Alameda County (Castro Valley, Fremont, Hayward, Newark, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, and Union City). Families receive free child care referrals, information about choosing child care and parenting support services. Families receive information about child care subsidy programs. Families with children with special needs receive support from Inclusion Services staff. Child care providers receive technical assistance, resources and training.
Agency Name: Center for Early Childhood Connections
Description: We provide a variety of educational and non-clinical services for 0-8 and their caregivers including: -Training and classes for parents and teachers -Social skills support for young children -School based inclusion consultation, behavioral evaluation, planning and referrals -Consultation and professional development for child care teachers and directors -Partnership and subcontracting to support the work of aligned organizations
Service Address: 1009 B Solano AveAlbany , CA, 94706
Description: The Center for Early Childhood Connections advances the mental health and wellbeing of young children in the Bay Area. We aim to provide diversity-informed, culturally-attuned and inclusive therapeutic supports that help children flourish within their families and communities. The CECC promueve la salud mental y el bienestar de los niños pequeños en el Área de la Bahía. Nuestro objetivo es brindar apoyo terapéutico inclusivo, adaptado a la diversidad y adaptado a las culturas, que ayude a los niños a prosperar en sus familias y comunidades.
Service Address: 1009 Solano Ave, Unit BAlbany, CA, 94706
Last Updated: March/19/2026
Agency Name: Brighter Beginnings
Description: The Family Partnership Program is a home visiting program designed to help families in CalWORKs who have infants and children under 3 years old participate in a comprehensive, culturally sensitive, and inclusive program to help meet the emotional, social, health, nutritional, and psychological needs of their children, and also support the parents and families in improving their lives.
Agency Name: BANANAS Inc
Description: Cafés are physically and emotionally safe spaces where people talk and listen to each other on topics that matter to them, such as the challenges and victories of raising a family, navigating landscapes of inequality, enhancing well-being, learning about child development and family engagement there are so many topics that offer support to families through the cafe model. Through individual deep self-reflection and peer-to-peer learning, participants explore their strengths, learn about the Protective Factors, and create strategies from their own wisdom and experiences to strengthen their families. Participants leave Cafés feeling inspired, energized, and excited to put into practice what they’ve learned.
Service Address: 1125 University AveBerkeley, CA, 94702
Last Updated: March/10/2026
Agency Name: Alameda County Public Health FHS Fatherhood Initiative
Description: The Fatherhood Initiative promotes responsible fatherhood and healthy relationships through skill-based parenting education providing male centered case management and support programs. --Increase men’s access and utilization of local health care and wraparound services --Strengthen and enhancing existing male --Services and system capacity through training --Professional development and health promotion campaigns Alameda county public system partners and non-governmental agencies who provide male and fatherhood services and/or have an interest to do so.
Service Address: 1100 San Leandro BoulevardSan Leandro, CA, 94577
Agency Name: Alameda County Behavioral Health Department
Description: Services Provided by ACCESS: -General information about services and service alternatives -Telephone screening to determine if consumer meets medical necessity criteria for Specialty Mental Health Services -Substance Use Disorder Screening and Referrals -Crisis screening and referrals (ACCESS is not a suicide hotline) -Verification of Behavioral Health Plan eligibility -Determination of appropriate level of care and provider selection
Service Address: 2000 Embarcadero Cove, Suite 400Oakland, California, 94606
Last Updated: March/9/2026
Description: A Better Way’s Parent Leadership are curriculum driven support and education groups for parents whom currently or were previously involved with Alameda County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). Groups are offered in English and Spanish in efforts to support parent’s needs. Parent Advocates facilitate the English and Spanish groups; all are parents who have successfully navigated the child welfare system with their own families. Parent Leadership provides a safe, nonjudgmental place where mothers and fathers. The Parent Leadership also provide support to develop practical life and parenting skills, learn the importance of effective communication and healthy relationships and share important resources, while navigating through and learning successful strategies to navigate the child welfare system. Parents are supported and encouraged to share the knowledge and wisdom that they have gained in Parent Leadership with their families, friends and communities to avoid becoming involved in the child welfare system. Stipends are provided for participants attending the groups.
Service Address: 1558 B Street Suite 100Hayward , Ca, 94541
Description: This group offers a safe, non-judgmental place where men can get support, develop practical parenting skills and share important resources while learning successful strategies for navigating the social service system. **Participants receive graduation certificates upon completion of 12 curriculum based groups. Stipends are provided for participants attending the groups. Groups are held virtually and in-person to meet the needs of fathers.
Service Address: 1558 B Street Suite 100Hayward, CA, 94541
Description: This group offers a safe, non-judgmental place where fathers and those who identify as fathers can get support, develop practical parenting skills and share important resources while learning successful strategies for navigating multi-systems. Stipends are provided for participants attending the groups. Groups are held both in-person and/or virtually; English and Spanish.
Service Address: 1558 B Street Suite 201Hayward, CA, 94541
Description: Another Road to Safety (ARS) program helps to strengthen the well-being of vulnerable families, maintain children in their homes with strong community-based services and support, and increase safety and protection of children. ARS advocates work together with families to develop a plan to address parenting challenges and/or difficult life situations. We also provide 6 months of intensive case management including service linkage to a broad range of community resources to help increase family success, stability and safety.
Service Address: 1558 B Street Suite 201 Hayward, Ca, 94541
Last Updated: March/6/2026
Agency Name: 2-1-1 Eden I & R, Inc.
Description: 2-1-1 Phone Line to connect families to Health, Housing, & Human Services Eden I&R is a nonprofit agency committed to linking Alameda County families and individuals to the full range of community resources available to them. Eden I&R is well known as the source of information and referrals to health, housing and human services in Alameda County.
Agency Name: Native American Health Center
Description: Fatherhood Is Brotherhood was started in June of 2020. Native American Health Centers first program geared towards Fatherhood. Fatherhood Is Brotherhood Breaking The Cycle was created for Fathers to have a save place where fathers can connect with other fathers and discuss topics that are concerns for Fathers and finding ways to accomplish there goals as a Parent
Service Address: 3124 International Blvd Oakland , CA, 94601
Last Updated: February/27/2026
Agency Name: Mujeres Unidas y Activas
Description: Our members receive special training to provide counseling sessions -Clinicas del Alma- to their peers, provide referrals to other agencies, and information regarding other community resources. MUA members are certified as Domestic Violence Advocates and Sexual Assault Crisis Counselors and are here to listen to every woman who comes into our office with compassion and confidentiality. Counselors are available at MUA’s offices from 10AM to 5PM, Monday through Friday or via the phone: Oakland, 510-261-3398
Last Updated: February/18/2026
Agency Name: Lotus Bloom Family Resource Center
Description: Parent-child program to foster bonding, attachment, social and motor development. Schedule includes free play, art, a light snack, circle and puzzle time. Includes drumming, dance and movement. Open to parents and caregivers with children under 48 months.
Service Address: 555 19th Street, Unit 131Oakland, CA, 94612
Description: A parent-child playgroup for children 0-5 years old at Garfield Elementary School at 1640 22nd Ave. Schedule includes free play, art, a light snack, circle and puzzle time. Open to parents and caregivers with children 0-5 years. Drop-ins welcome.
Service Address: Garfield Elementary School, 1640 22nd Ave.Oakland, CA, 94606
Description: Parent-child program to foster bonding, attachment, social and motor development. Schedule includes free play, art, a light snack, circle and puzzle time. Includes monthly story time with a librarian from Oakland Public Library, and monthly Little Science classes. Open to parents and caregivers with children 0-5. Drop-ins welcomed.
Service Address: 8711 MacArthur Blvd, Portable B (behind parking lot)Oakland, CA, 94605