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Community Health Fair on August 22, 2026 

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Community Health Fair on August 22, 2026 

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Event is on August 22 from 10:00am - 1:00pm at the Liberty Church parking lot.

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Beginning June 1, 2026, federal rules will require some individuals to meet new work or volunteer participation requirements as a condition of receiving CalFresh food benefits.

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Changes to CalFresh work requirements effective June 1, 2026 _ Solano County, California

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Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano County (Fairfield)

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Behind on Rent? Trouble with your Landlord? At risk of an eviction?

Solano County and CAP Solano JPA has partnered with United Way California Capital Region to help prevent homelessness to Solano County residents who said "yes" to any of the questions above.

Keep People Housed - Solano is a program that can provide eligible households with flexible financial assistance to pay rent, utilities, security deposits, or moving costs, as well as legal referrals and other services to prevent Solano County residents from becoming homeless.

Using the Bay Area Community Services (BACS) online application portal, this FREE program can provide you the resources you need to get the help you need to stay in your home!

To be eligible, applicants must be Solano County residents with incomes at or below 50% of the Area Median Income and a demonstrated risk of homelessness or housing loss due to recent financial or other hardships.

Accepted applicants to the program will receive rapid and flexible financial assistance paired with flexible, hands-on and individualized housing stabilization services as well as legal referrals for all households facing eviction.

Housing stabilization services could include creating household budgets, housing stability plans, providing problem-solving support, referrals to other community resources that can help households increase their incomes, lower their housing costs, or otherwise build financial stability and strength (for example: workforce development, childcare, health or mental health, domestic violence services, etc.).

Questions?

Email [email protected] or call (707) 316-8047.

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Keep People Housed - Solano - United Way California Capital Region

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Behind on Rent? Trouble with your Landlord? At risk of an eviction? Solano County and CAP Solano JPA has partnered with United Way California Capital Region to help prevent homelessness to Solano County residents who said "yes" to any of the questions above. Keep People Housed - Solano is a program that can provide eligible households [...]

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Rental and Housing Assistance

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Rental and Housing Assistance - Season of Sharing Fund

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Season of Sharing Fund offers emergency housing and rental assistance to help Bay Area families stay in their homes.

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A homeless prevention program for Veterans.

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Serving military Veterans and their families with housing, health, and employment supports.

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Connect point for housing aid and options in Solano County.

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Flier on housing options and aid provided throughout Solano County

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August, 2020 bills regarding foster and homeless youth

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Kaiser Permanente - Community Health Coverage Program (CHCP)

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Kaiser Permanente - Community Health Coverage Program (CHCP)

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4.2 - Solano Medi-Cal Changes Infographic (1)

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This is an ADOPT-A-SCHOOL program that provides an opportunity for local Solano County schools to partner with the Solano faith community to meet the needs of children, youth, and families. This program is a supported approach to developing partnerships between schools and their network of supporters, specifically faith-based community organizations.

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Native American Indigenous Community - Healing Circle

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Native American Indigenous Community - Healing Circle

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La Clinica In-Person Support Groups Flyer (1)

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NAMI Spanish Conx Group Flyer (Eng & Spanish)  (1)

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10 minute application for grocery/ food assistance per month.

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Get money for food.
Official State of California CalFresh partner.
Apply now

Safe and secure

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立刻申請

CalFresh

CalFresh is California's food stamps (SNAP) program.

CDSS

GetCalFresh is an authorized application assistance tool

Already started your application?

Were you affected by fires, power shut offs, or other disasters?

If you already get CalFresh benefits, you can request replacement benefits for food you lost here. If you don't already get CalFresh, learn more about Disaster CalFresh here.

What if I need help now?

If you need food now, you can find your local food bank.

How does it work?

What will I need?

You'll need to submit proof within 30 days of applying. In addition to these required documents, there may be other optional documents that could increase your benefit amount.

Benefit amounts have increased due to the pandemic.

Household size

Minimum benefit

1 person

$250

2 people

$450

3 people

$658

4 people

$835

5 people

$992

6 people

$1190

7 people

$1316

8 people

$1504

Each additional person

+$188

Benefit amounts are based on household size, income, and expenses. You might get benefits in two separate payments.

GetCalFresh works in every county in California

Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Imperial, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Lake, Lassen, Los Angeles, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced, Modoc, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Orange, Placer, Plumas, Riverside, Sacramento, San Benito, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, San Mateo, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Ventura, Yolo, and Yuba

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Apply for California Food Stamps Online | GetCalFresh.org

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Official State of California CalFresh partner. Apply now Safe and secure Aplica ahora 立刻申請 CalFresh CalFresh is California's food stamps (SNAP) program. CDSS GetCalFresh is an authorized application assistance tool Already started your application? If you already get CalFresh benefits, you can request replacement benefits for food you lost here.

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Vista Ridge is a proposed Permanent Supportive Housing community in Fairfield. Access Vista Ridge housing through Solano County's coordinated entry system (call 2-1-1 or visit Caminar's Resource Connect Solano or Solano Family Justice Center).

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Asian American & Pacific Islander - Healing Circle

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Asian American & Pacific Islander - Healing Circle

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Watch Me Grow, Inc. empowers Solano County families by providing vital resources, uniting and strengthening communities for a brighter future.

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Introducing the Watch Me Grow, Inc. Youth Center! Building on our commitment to innovative and culturally sensitive support, our new youth center aims to be a beacon for the young generation of Vallejo. Understanding the unique adversities they face, from trauma to misinformation, our center is devoted to filling the gap in essential resources.

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Catholic Charities operates a food pantry, supports with CalFresh applications, and provides nutrition education.

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Food Access & Nutrition | Catholic Charities Yolo-Solano

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At Catholic Charities, we believe that none of our neighbors should go hungry. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are committed to ensuring access to proper nutrition through healthy options at food banks, pantries, and farmers markets. We offer several programs to help get food on your dinner table tonight and assist with the CalFresh application process to help you purchase groceries that are healthy, affordable, and accessible for 1-12 months.

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Counseling

Case Management

MAT+ psychiatric care

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Too Good To Go | Save Good Food From Going To Waste

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Too Good To Go app is the world's largest surplus food marketplace. Download now to save up to 50% off food, help the environment and reduce food waste.

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Tratamiento de adicciones en línea

para adultos y jóvenes

Aceptamos Medi-Cal

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A checklist for school team members to identify potential MV students.

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Emmanuel Temple Apostolic Church
900 6th St. Vallejo, CA 94590

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Vallejo Together, Vallejo Homeless Roundtable

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Vallejo Together, Vallejo Homeless Roundtable

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McKinney- Vento Student Scenario Questions

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McKinney- Vento Student Scenario Questions

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This document can be used for educational training purposes (i,e. schools, districts, LEAs, HYS programs)

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If you or someone you know needs support now, call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org.

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FAQs on the Educational Rights of Children and Youth in Homeless Situations

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FAQs on the Educational Rights of Children and Youth in Homeless Situations

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In Need of Food, Clothes, Transportation, or Well-being?

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In Need of Food, Clothes, Transportation, or Well-being?

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Flier of Solano County resources such as, food, transportation, clothes, and reproductive health

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Assessment Tools, Curricula, and Promising Practices Available to Programs Serving LGBTQ Runaway and Homeless Youth

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Prevention curricula for Runaway and Homeless Youth regarding violence/trafficking.

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How California can end youth homelessness

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Missed Opportunities: Interventions for Youth Homelessness

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Missed Opportunities: Interventions for Youth Homelessness

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Research-to-Impact brief by Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago on understanding and addressing youth homelessness.

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Evidence on Interventions for Adressing Youth Homelessness

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Missed Opportunities: LGBTQ Youth Homelessness in America

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Missed Opportunities: LGBTQ Youth Homelessness in America

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Research-to-Impact brief by
Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago on understanding
and addressing LGBTQ youth homelessness.

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Runaway and Homeless Youth and Relationship Violence Tool Kit 

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Runaway and Homeless Youth and Relationship Violence Tool Kit 

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Guidance and Material for Practitioners working with RHY population.

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Building Services

Engaging in partnership building between runaway and homeless youth (RHY) and domestic and sexual violence (DV/SA) program raises both philosophical and programmatic considerations.

This section of the Toolkit provides guidance on how RHY and DV/SA programs can link and enhance their service provision to better help runaway and homeless youth. Information, tools and strategies drawn from RHY/DV collaborative projects funded by the Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) in 2004 - 2009 are highlighted. Specifically, we discuss the importance of increasing staff understanding and skills in this area, creating a "culture of safety" within partnering agencies, better assessing and responding to relationship violence experienced by runaway and homeless youth, effective outreach, and relationship violence curricula adapted for this population.

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Building Services - Runaway & Homeless Youth and Relationship Violence Toolkit

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Engaging in partnership building between runaway and homeless youth (RHY) and domestic and sexual violence (DV/SA) program raises both philosophical and programmatic considerations. This section of the Toolkit provides guidance on how RHY and DV/SA programs can link and enhance their service provision to better help runaway and homeless youth.

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Ensuring Access to Food Assistance for Youth Facing Homelessness

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Ensuring Access to Food Assistance for Youth Facing Homelessness

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During this webinar, national experts will review federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) policies and provide strategies for effective implementation of those policies for unaccompanied homeless children and youth

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Ensuring Access to Food Assistance for Youth Facing Homelessness Webinar

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Preschool and the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance	Act

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Preschool and the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance	Act

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FAQs on Education Rights of Children in Homeless Situations.

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FAQs on Education Rights of Children in Homeless Situations.

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This document provides answers to the most frequently asked questions on preschool and early childhood programs.

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Understanding the Early	Childhood Landscape	of	Services	and	Supports

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Understanding the Early	Childhood Landscape	of	Services	and	Supports

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The following provides a understanding the early childhood
landscape of services and supports grid as well as an early education resource list.

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Head Start Regulations Related to Homelessness

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Head Start Regulations Related to Homelessness

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Developed by the National Alliance to End Homelessness , this is an intervention designed to help individuals and families to quickly exit homelessness and return to permanent housing.

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Considerations under the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015

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Privacy and Homelessness: A Technical Assistance Tool

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Privacy and Homelessness: A Technical Assistance Tool

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This document seeks to explain FERPA’s basic provisions, in relation to new privacy protections in the MV Act, and how schools can protect children and youth who are homeless while appropriately sharing educational information.

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Confirming Eligibility for McKinney-Vento Rights and Services

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Confirming Eligibility for McKinney-Vento Rights and Services

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Summarizes the key provisions related to eligibility included in the McKinney-Vento Act and recommended practices for serving homeless youth.

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2019-2020 CA State Budget: Investments in Child Welfare and Youth Homelessness 

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2019-2020 CA State Budget: Investments in Child Welfare and Youth Homelessness 

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Summary of investments in California

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Research-to-impact brief by Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago on understanding and addressing homelessness in rural areas.

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California Fostering Connections to Success Act

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College Access and Success for Students Experiencing Homelessness

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College Access and Success for Students Experiencing Homelessness

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A tool kit for educators and service providers.

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College Access and Success Educators' Guide

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Highlights strategies for schools to support the education of immigrant students experiencing homelessness.

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First 5 solano children and family commission FY2019/2020.

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First 5 Solano Children and Families Commission

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Informational poster about school enrollment for homeless students/families.

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MH  Suicide Prevention Resources revised 12-2018

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California statewide funding overview.

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History of Funding for Homeless Youth - Final (1)

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From family support programs, to child care services, to school lunch programs. Attached is an all inclusive resource list.

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Parent Education Services at Child Haven

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Parent Education Services at Child Haven

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Follow link, call and sign up for the Positive Parenting Program through Child Haven located in Fairfield.

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The Triple P - Positive Parenting Program is a comprehensive evidence-based program originated in Australia and taught in more than 20 countries. The program is for parents and caregivers and is designed to strengthen families by promoting positive relationships. Triple P offers simple, practical strategies for preventing and managing challenging behaviors. The model is culturally appropriate and can easily be adapted by parents to suit their own values, beliefs and needs regardless of the family's culture or situation. Triple P is funded by First 5 Solano County.

Triple P interventions include a combination of light-touch or brief interactions and more intensive parenting education

and can be delivered one-on-one or in a group setting. Staff certified in the use of Triple P provide both types of intervention.

A brief targeted intervention in a one-on-one format to assist parents in developing effective plans to manage a child's behavior issues (such as fighting or tantrums) and skill development concerns (such as toilet training or staying in bed at night). Three to four sessions, typically 15-30 minutes in length are provided in person, over the phone or in some combination of both.

Provides parents with broadly focused support and interventions on a one-on-one basis. Over the course of 10 sessions, parents learn about causes of child behaviors, setting goals, and using strategies to promote child development, manage challenging behaviors and plan for high-risk situations. The program focuses on promoting parental autonomy throughout the intervention process.

Parent Education for Incarcerated Parents

The Triple P parent education classes offered at the Claybank Detention Facility is an 8-week group course. Parents volunteer to participate, must have children under the age of 5 and be willing to attend all classes. Most parents who participate, often have some involvement with the child welfare system or visitation/custody issues with the family court. As such, the class gives the parents new tools to work and exercises to enhance their knowledge and parenting skills. Many of the participants have not graduated high school, come from low-income and impoverished communities. They are looking for ways to break the cycle of poverty and violence that has been such a large part of their lives. Most importantly, they (like everyone else), truly want the best for their children, so they are seeking information that helps them to become better parents. Parents have said that this program has helped them feel more confident in their ability to have more patience and tolerance with their children. We aim to help the parents have fun while parenting their children.

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The Triple P - Positive Parenting Program is a comprehensive evidence-based program originated in Australia and taught in more than 20 countries. The program is for parents and caregivers and is designed to strengthen families by promoting positive relationships. Triple P offers simple, practical strategies for preventing and managing challenging behaviors.

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Virtual Meet-ups sign up sheet. Click the link and choose which meeting(s) you desire to attend and the pride center will inform you of more information.

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Child Haven: Children and Family Mental Health Services

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Child Haven: Children and Family Mental Health Services

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Offices located in Fairfield and Vallejo

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Child Haven provides a continuum of mental health services for infants, adolescents, teens, and families using research and evidenced-based therapeutic modalities.

Services are integrated and implemented with the participation of the family and/or caregiver. Collaboration with medical professionals, teachers and school district personnel, probation officers, child welfare workers, juvenile and family court staff, etc., is

critical, providing a full wraparound approach to the child's treatment and builds a solid foundation

for continued success.

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Children's Mental Health | Child Haven NEW

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Child Haven provides a continuum of mental health services for infants, adolescents, teens, and families using research and evidenced-based therapeutic modalities. Services are integrated and implemented with the participation of the family and/or caregiver.

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LGBTQ+ mental health support for allies and community members. Offers no cost professional counseling.

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Resources for emotional support and mental health in Solano County.

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PPT presentation by Solano County Office of Education

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Human Trafficking in Americas Schools - DoEd

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Homeless education information discussing rights, coordination, unaccompanied youth, and academic access.

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How to overcome grief and trauma experiences.

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How to manage anger and coping strategies.

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Reservation Funds for Homeless Education

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Reservation Funds for Homeless Education

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Overview document