Member Organizations
Alliance Partners Direct Services
Located throughout Alameda County, click below to get more information on services each organization provides free of charge.
Counseling and Therapy | Case Management | Early Childhood developmental screening | Information and Referral | Parent Education | Youth Programs
American Indian Resource Center
Serving American Indian youth and their families
Family Support Services
About
The American Indian Child Resource Center (AICRC) is an American Indian led, American Indian serving, 501(c)3 non-profit community service organization focusing on American Indian foster care, mental health, education & cultural protective factors. AICRC was founded in 1974 and is an established leading organization in American Indian youth services and delivering best practice programs for positive cultural identity and belonging.
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All staff can be reached at 510-208-1870
About
Partnering with families and childcare providers to raise happy, confident children. 1-1 Parent coaching. Parent education workshops and events. Warm Line referrals.
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About
CALICO achieves justice and healing for abused children. CALICO provides forensic interviewing and family support services for children involved in investigations of child abuse allegations.
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Get help page with other links to other resources ( can receive direct serivces if lost loved one to homicide in Oakland)
About
Offers counseling and mental health support for youth and parents. Telemedicine and face to face options are available.
Location: Fremont Family Resource Center
39155 Liberty Street, Suite E500
Map of Fremont Family Resource Center Offices
Hours: Open Monday- Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Saturday by appointment only
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Contact
Email
Phone 510-574-2100
About
East Bay Agency for Children improves the well-being of children, youth and families by reducing the impact of trauma and social inequities. EBAC’s five Family Resource Centers, located in Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward, and Fremont, help connect Alameda County families to critical medical and dental services, food sources, housing, and more; understand their child’s development and needs; and strengthen social connections. Resource Specialists speak 11 languages providing families – including immigrants and refugees – trauma-informed, culturally welcoming support. Additional services include case management and family education.
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Allison Delgado
Program Director
510-844-6752
About
Family Paths has served the mental health needs of children and families in Alameda County since 1972, and offers services that include a 24-hour Parenting Stress Helpline (1-800-829-3777), Positive Parenting classes and Father-specific programming, CalWORKs Case Management, CalWORKs employment support, group therapy for mothers who have experienced abuse and trauma in their past, and counseling for children, adolescents, parents, and families.
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Families can call our Parenting Stress Helpline 1-800-829-3777 to enroll in any Family Path’s programming.
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The mission of First Place is to help foster youth build the skills they need to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and responsible adulthood. First Place for Youth has expanded our Healthy Transitions Project for Parents to include a 12-week Baby Bonding curriculum so that all program staff can meet the distinct needs of the young parents in our programs—helping them accomplish their education and employment goals while navigating new roles as parents. The curriculum includes an interactive youth workbook designed to provide instruction and parenting guidance both while in our program and after exiting.
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Each year, the U.S. welcomes thousands of people fleeing violence and persecution. The IRC walks alongside our new neighbors, helping them learn English, integrate into their new communities, and become self-reliant.
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Oakland office:
440 Grand Avenue
Suite 500
Oakland, CA94610
Call: (510) 452-8222
About
The mission of La Clínica is to improve the quality of life of the diverse communities we serve by providing culturally appropriate, high quality, and accessible health care for all. La Clínica provides the following Child abuse prevention and treatment services: hands on parenting education, parent leadership and support, and psychotherapy for adults and children.
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Please call 510-535-6200
About
La Familia’s FESCO housing programs provides transitional housing and emergency shelter to low/extremely low income families in Alameda County. Participants receive wraparound services including housing assistance, case management, life skills/parenting education support, employment training and job search assistance, counseling services, children’s activities, and linkages to benefits and mainstream resources.
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For emergency shelter Les Marquis (510) 581-3223
For general information (510) 886-5473
About
Restorative Pathways (formerly Ruby’s Place) provides space for healing and growth for victims and survivors of human trafficking and domestic abuse. The Children’s Program at RP strives to provide safe haven for those children who are at high risk for abuse. The program addresses and impacts the problem of child abuse and neglect by providing for safety and material needs while supporting the family with knowledge, support, strategies that will address pre-existing abuse or prevent future abuse. RP offers several services in support of child abuse prevention that intersect with the five Protective factors identified; Parent Resilience, Social Connections, Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development, Social and Emotional Competence in Children, and Concrete Supports in Times of Need.
Contact Information
Families may contact Restorative Pathways by calling
Support Line: 888-339-7233
Youth Text Line: 510-214-6331
or via email info@restorativepathways.org.
Information is available at our website: https://restorativepathways.org/
About
The Center for Child Protection’s mission is to care for maltreated children and their families, and to work actively to decrease the prevalence, recurrence and escalation of child maltreatment and family violence within an environment of respect and sensitivity. Trauma-focused psychotherapy services to children and youth impacted by child abuse and/or exposure to violence.
Contact Information
747 52nd Street
Oakland CA 94609
510-428-3742