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Family & Children Services Publications
Annual Reports
Independent Living Program Resource Guide (PDF)
Newsletter Archive
Media Kit

Suggested Links
Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of available resources. Instead, we offer this as a starting point for finding additional local data and resources for issues and services related to our work.

Alliance for Children and Families
Nationwide association of more than 350 human services providers in the U.S. and Canada with online advocacy resources, data, and reports.
www.alliance1.org

Alliance for Children of San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties
Association of child- and family-serving agencies advocating for children?s issues
www.lpch.org/forPatientsVisitors/grAdvocacy/alliance/index.html

County of San Mateo
Guides to county resources, including health and human services
www.co.sanmateo.ca.us

County of Santa Clara
Guides to county resources, including health and human services
www.sccgov.org

First 5 Santa Clara County
Resources for parents, a calendar of county events for and about children, and policy information
www.first5kids.org

GuideStar
Donor-oriented database for researching nonprofit organizations
www.guidestar.org

Kidscal
Online calendar of events for and about children in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties
www.Kidscal.org

Kidsdata
Statistical data, reports, and analysis about the health and well-being of children in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties
www.Kidsdata.org

Law Help California
Online legal referrals and resources
lawhelpcalifornia.org

Palo Alto Family Resources
An online directory of resources for children and families in the Palo Alto area.
familyresources.cityofpaloalto.org

Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits
A membership organization of area nonprofit agencies
www.svcn.org

United Way of Silicon Valley
Directory of funded agencies, information on initiatives, and campaign information
www.uwsv.org


 
 
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