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Prenatal Services | |
| BabyFirst Solano |
$4,425,999 to provide a partnership system of care in Solano that supports and educates pregnant and parenting women to deliver healthy and substance free babies. The goal is that all babies will be born healthy and live in a nurturing environment where they will thrive. |
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Health Access/Children’s Health Initiative | |
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Up to $834,543 to ensure that low- to mid-income children access health coverage. | |
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Early Childhood Mental Health Initiative | |
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Up to $298,692 to provide continued mental health, developmental and behavioral screening for newborns, infants and toddlers and for referrals to special needs services. | |
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Up to $103,314 for behavioral and mental health services to Head Start students. | |
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Up to $802,259 to provide mental health services for young children and their families. | |
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Up to $74,952 to provide continued substance-abuse related parent education. | |
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Up to $100,000 to develop an Early Childhood Mental Health (ECMH) Strategic Plan, make recommendations to the First 5 Solano Commission regarding deployment of ECMH funding, and to convene ECMH partners to collaborate on system change efforts and best practices. | |
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Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and | |
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Solano County Health & Social Services |
Up to $300,000 to provide mental health services to Medi-Cal eligible children ages 0-5. |
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Quality Child Care Improvement Initiative | |
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Up to $132,909 to actively assist the child care and community development sectors in their work together to support and streamline the process of financing, constructing and managing child care facilities. | |
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Up to $407,999 to promote school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of children through the provision of educational, health, nutritional, social and other services to children and families who are enrolled in Head Start. | |
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Up to $77,273 to improve the lives of children and families by encouraging partnerships, promoting the use of data, developing resources and tools, and emphasizing the importance of outcomes and results. | |
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Up to $398,726 to increase the professional development and education levels of participating members of the child care workforce. | |
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Comprehensive Approaches to Raising Educational Standards (CARES) Initiative | |
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Up to $1,040,000 plus matching funds from First 5 California to the Children’s Network of Solano County for the CARES child care quality improvement program. | |
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School Readiness Initiative | |
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Up to $854,600 to provide services to help parents prepare their young children to enter school healthy, learning and ready to reach their greatest potential in the Loma Vista Elementary School catchment area. | |
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Up to $830,000 to provide services to help parents prepare their young children to enter school healthy, learning and ready to reach their greatest potential in the Markham Elementary School catchment area. | |
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Up to $882,044 to provide services to help parents prepare their young children to enter school healthy, learning and ready to reach their greatest potential in the Anna Kyle Elementary School catchment areas. | |
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Up to $868,000 to provide services to help parents prepare their young children to enter school healthy, learning and ready to reach their greatest potential in the Silveyville Primary School catchment area. | |
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First 5 Solano |
Up to $140,594 for AmeriCorps members in the Loma Vista Elementary, Anna Kyle Elementary, Markham Elementary, and Silveyville Primary school catchment areas (in partnership with First 5 Association of California/Prevent Child Abuse California). |
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Family Support Initiative | |
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City of Benicia Police Department |
Up to $122,588 to provide information and referral, case management, and home visiting services to at-risk families with children ages 0-5 living in the city of Benicia. |
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Up to $159,679 to provide information and referral, case management, and home visiting services to at-risk families with children ages 0-5 living in the city of Dixon. | |
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Up to $379,400 to provide information and referral, case management, and home visiting services to at-risk families with children ages 0-5 living in the cities of Fairfield and Suisun. | |
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Up to $444,487 to provide information and referral, case management, and home visiting services to at-risk families with children ages 0-5 living in the city of Vallejo. | |
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Up to $179,295 to provide information and referral, case management, and home visiting services to at-risk families with children ages 0-5 living in the city of Rio Vista | |
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City of Vacaville Police Department |
Up to $121,632 to provide information and referral, case management, and home visiting services to at-risk families with children ages 0-5 living in the city of Vacaville. |
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Up to $241,090 to provide substance abuse specialist services as part of the Integrated Family Support Initiative’s multi-disciplinary home-visiting team, for intensive services to high-risk families. | |
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Up to $71,089 to provide parenting classes to isolated families and convene a weekly support group for parents of children with special needs. | |
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Up to $42,670 to provide temporary housing/shelter to homeless families with children ages 0-5 living in the Heather House Homeless Shelter. | |
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Solano County Health & Social Services |
Up to $463,635 to provide Child Protective Services Worker and Public Health Nurse services as part of the Integrated Family Support Initiative’s multi-disciplinary home-visiting team, for intensive services to high-risk families. |
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Up to $210,181 to provide substance abuse specialist services as part of the Integrated Family Support Initiative’s multi-disciplinary home-visiting team, for intensive services to high-risk families. | |
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Up to $417,591 to coordinate the IFSI multi-disciplinary case conferencing team to develop a holistic family treatment plan, convene IFSI partners, share best practices, strengthen existing family support services, and connect service providers to research-based parenting programs. | |
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Internally Run Programs | |
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AmeriCorps/ |
Up to $140,594 for AmeriCorps members in the Loma Vista Elementary, Anna Kyle Elementary, Markham Elementary, and Silveyville Primary school catchment areas (in partnership with First 5 Association of California/Prevent Child Abuse California). |
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Kits for New Parents/ |
Up to $25,000 to provide Kits for New Parents with parenting information, advice and useful tips first-time parents need to best prepare for the joys and challenges that lie ahead (partnership with First 5 California). |
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Community Engagement/ |
Up to $50,000 to oversee the implementation of the First 5 Solano Communications Plan to support the work of the Commission, particularly in the areas of community engagement, increased commissioner community involvement and community activities related to strategic planning. |
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Co-Sponsorship of Conferences and Grantwriting/ First 5 Solano |
Up to $40,000 for education and co-sponsorship of conferences and training events is to contribute to improving the capacity of individuals and organizations in Solano County to serve expectant parents, children ages 0-5 and their families; and to strategically leverage First 5 Solano funds to bring additional funding to Solano County for services or providers supports for services to expectant parents, children ages 0-5 and their families. |
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Preschool for All/ First 5 Solano |
Up to $50,000 for coordination and facilitation of Solano Preschool for All Plan implementation activities. |
Capital Projects
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Capital Projects | |
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A Child’s Place |
Up to $72,030 for the purchase of a vacant lot to expand the child care facility and enhance the playground area |
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Affordable Housing Affiliation |
Up to $75,000 to complete the interior of a child development center being constructed in tangent with a housing project |
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Bert and Ernie’s Preschool |
Up to $65,000 for the conversion of an adjacent building into an infant and toddler center increasing the agency’s childcare slots |
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Child Haven, Inc. |
Up to $280,000 to augment funding for the building of an addition and the purchase of equipment for the expansion of mental health services for children 0-5, particularly the enhancement of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) facilities |