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The Resource Library is a comprehensive hub for parents, child care providers, pediatric care providers, elected officials, partners, and community members. It houses many resources, including informative reports, program details, evaluations, and community data. This library is designed to empower stakeholders by providing access to valuable information that supports informed decision-making and collaboration to enhance the overall well-being of children and families.
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Empowering Early Educators: An Evaluation of the Alameda County Early Educator Apprentice Program, Executive Summary
This evaluation of the Early Educator Apprentice Program (EEAP) at the YMCA of the East Bay explores the perceived impacts and promising practices of the program, with a focus on the EEAP’s potential to continue to bolster the ECE workforce in Alameda County.
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Empowering Early Educators: An Evaluation of the Alameda County Early Educator Apprentice Program
This evaluation of the Early Educator Apprentice Program (EEAP) at the YMCA of the East Bay explores the perceived impacts and promising practices of the program, with a focus on the EEAP’s potential to continue to bolster the ECE workforce in Alameda County.
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Organizational Self-Assessment of Father Friendly Services
This self-assessment tool aligns with the Alameda County Fathers Corps’ Father-Friendly Principles and will help your agency assess its father friendliness, serving as a guide to integrating the Father Friendly Principles into the delivery of services to families.
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Father-Friendly Principles Implementation Tool
The Father-Friendly Principles Implementation Tool is designed to equip service providers and agencies with a framework to apply the Father-Friendly Principles.
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Oakland Children’s Initiative Community Listening Sessions: Key Themes and Recommendations
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Oct 30, 2025
Local Food and Support Resources for Alameda County Families and Providers
First 5 is working in partnership with local organizations across Alameda County to support communities, families, young children, and the providers that care for them with information on available food resources.
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