PROGRAMS GUIDE

MISSION Hayward Promise Neighborhoods (HPNs) is a collaborative partnership working to ensure educational success and a safe, healthy, thriving community for all living in Hayward.

VISION Hayward Promise Neighborhoods will be a national model of commitment to community and collective effort which alleviates generational poverty and creates equity for all in Hayward.

Hayward Promise Neighborhoods is a collective effort to maximize existing assets in the neighborhoods so that all children, families and community members have access to equitable opportunities along a cradle to career continuum of services and supports. These services and supports include the areas of educational success, physical and social- emotional health and a safe and sustainable thriving community. The purpose of this guide is to provide a current comprehensive list of the supports and services that will move Hayward Promise Neighborhoods toward the accomplishment of its vision.

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About Us...... 15

Frequently Asked Questions...... 16 Hayward Promise Neighborhood

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Community Child Care Council (4Cs) of Eden Area Regional Occupational Program Center 1. Alameda County 14. 26316 Hesperian Blvd, Hayward, CA 94545 22351 City Center Dr #200, Hayward, CA 94541 edenrop.org 4c-alameda.org (510) 293-2900 (510) 582-2182 Glassbrook Elementary School 1 Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Inc. 15. 975 Schafer Rd, Hayward, CA 94544 2. 22331 Mission Blvd, Hayward, CA 94541 gbk-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com tvhc.org (510) 723-3835 2 (510) 471-5907 Tyrrell Elementary School Hayward City Hall 16. 27000 Tyrrell Ave, Hayward, CA 94544 3. 22331 Mission Blvd, Hayward, CA 94541 tyr-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com 3 21 hayward-ca.gov (510) 723-3935 (510) 583-4000 Tennyson High School La Familia Counseling Service 17. 27035 Whitman St, Hayward, CA 94544 4. 22366 Fuller Ave, Hayward, CA 94541 ths-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com 4 lafamiliacounseling.org (510) 723-3190 (510) 300-3135 Cesar Chavez Middle School Alameda County Public Health Nurses Division 18. 27845 Whitman St, Hayward, CA 94544 5. 24085 Amador St, Hayward, CA 94544 cvz-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com acphd.org (510) 723-3110 5 6 (510) 208-5930 19. Eden Youth and Family Center 10 6. Winton Middle School 680 Tennyson Rd, Hayward, CA 94544 25 7 9 119 W Winton Ave, Hayward, CA 94544 eyfconline.org win-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com (510) 887-1146 (510) 723-3140 8 22 20. Ruus Elementary School 7. Hayward Unified School District 28027 Dickens Ave, Hayward, CA 94544 11 24411 Amador St., Hayward, CA 94544 rus-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com husd.k12.ca.us (510) 723-3885 Jackson (510) 784-2600 Triangle 12 Hayward High School La Familia Counseling Service Administrative Office 21. 1633 East Ave, Hayward, CA 94541 8. 24301 Southland Dr #300, Hayward, CA 94545 haywardhigh.net lafamiliacounseling.org (510) 723-3170 (510) 300-3500 22. Park Elementary School 13 17 9. HUB HUSD Parent Resource Center 411 Larchmont St, Hayward, CA 94544 15 24823 Soto Rd, Hayward, CA 94544 prk-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com hayward-ca.gov (510) 293-8515 (510) 583-4000 14 16 23. HUSD S.I.A.C. 10. California State University, East Bay 27211 Tyrrell Ave, Hayward, CA 94544 23 18 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd, Hayward, CA 94542 husd.us csueastbay.edu (510) 885-3000 24. Mt Eden High School South 2300 Panama St, Hayward, CA 94545 Harder Elementary School mehs-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com Hayward 19 11. 495 Wyeth Rd, Hayward, CA 94544 (510) 723-3180 har-haywardusd-ca.schoolloop.com (510) 723-3840 25. Helen Turner Childrens’s Center 20 23640 Reed Way, Hayward, CA 94541 La Familia Counseling Service (510) 723-3880 12. 26081 Mocine Ave, Hayward, CA 94544 24 lafamiliacounseling.org Child Family & Community Services, Inc. (510) 881-5921 26. 29150 Ruus Rd., Hayward, CA 94544 26 (510) 796-9512 Chabot College 13. 25555 Hesperian Blvd, Hayward, CA 94545 chabotcollege.edu (510) 723-6600

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EARLY CHILDHOOD (Ages 0-8 years old) Summer Youth Sports Program...... 14 Community Counseling Clinic Youth Advisory Council...... 15 Play Therapy...... 10 Youth Awareness, Opioids/Other substances...... 15 Systematic Training For Effective Parenting (STEP)...... 10 Youth Enrichment Program ...... 15 Watch, Wait, Wonder...... 10 HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12) Early Care & Education Attendance Support Program ...... 9 HUSD Early Learning Programs ...... 11 Bridge to College...... 9 HUSD Infant and Toddler Program...... 11 Case Management, Credit Recovery...... 9 HUSD Family Childcare Network Homes...... 11 College and Career Readiness...... 9 Kidango...... 11 Community Counseling Clinic Early Childhood Behavioral Support...... 12 Individual Counseling...... 10 Family Navigator/Family Success Coach ...... 12 Computer Clubhouse...... 10 Health Screening and Follow-up Services...... 13 Coordination of Services Team (COST)...... 10 Home Visitation Nurse...... 13 Credit Recovery Program ...... 11 Parent Promise Academy...... 13 Destination College Advising Corps (DCAC) ...... 11 Toddler Play & Learn ...... 15 Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP)...... 11 Words For Lunch...... 15 English Learner & Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors Support Services...... 12 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Grades K-6) Family Education Program ...... 12 Attendance Support Program ...... 9 Farmers to Pioneers...... 12 Community Counseling Clinic Health Fitness Nutrition Education...... 12 Individual Counseling...... 10 Mental Health Intervention...... 13 Play Therapy...... 10 Middle School & High School Career Exploration...... 13 Coordination of Services Team (COST)...... 10 Pipeline to College ...... 14 English Learner & Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors Support Services...... 12 Promise Interns...... 14 Family Education Program ...... 12 STEMulate Transition Academy...... 14 Health Fitness Nutrition Education...... 12 Student Success Coaches...... 14 Mental Health Intervention...... 13 Summer Youth Sports Program...... 14 Promise Interns...... 14 Youth Advisory Council...... 15 Summer Youth Sports Program...... 14 Youth Awareness, Opioids/Other substances...... 15 Words for Lunch...... 15 Youth Enrichment Program ...... 15 Youth Enrichment Program ...... 15 POST-SECONDARY MIDDLE SCHOOL (Grades 7-8) Community Counseling Clinic Attendance Support Program ...... 9 Individual Counseling...... 10 Bridge to College...... 9 Promise Interns...... 14 Coordination of Services Team (COST)...... 10 SPORTS & COMMUNITY Community Counseling Clinic Community Advisory Board...... 9 Individual Counseling...... 10 Community Counseling Clinic...... 10 Computer Clubhouse...... 10 Community Leadership Initiative ...... 10 English Learner & Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors Support Services...... 12 Computer Clubhouse...... 10 Health Fitness Nutrition Education...... 12 Fresh Food for Families ...... 12 Mental Health Intervention...... 13 Summer Youth Sports Program...... 14 Middle School & High School Career Exploration...... 13 Words for Lunch...... 15 Pipeline to College ...... 14 Youth Advisory Council...... 15 Promise Interns...... 14 Youth Enrichment Program ...... 15 STEMulate Transition Academy...... 14

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HEALTH & WELLNESS Adult Career Technical Education Community Counseling Clinic Residents of the South Hayward Promise Neighborhood have the opportunity to enroll in Couples Counseling and Pre-Marital Counseling...... 10 various Career Technical Education Training Programs like dental assisting, medical assisting, welding and electrical. Individual Counseling...... 10 Family Counseling...... 10 Craig Lang, [email protected] Fresh Food for Families ...... 12 Health Fitness Nutrition Education...... 12 Attendance Support Program Home Visitation Nurse...... 13 Offering direct service support to families and sites to help improve student attendance, and reduce chronic absenteeism with case management and resource support from Outreach Mental Health Intervention...... 13 Workers and the Attention 2 Attendance notification system, and additional strategic planning Parent Ambassadors...... 13 support to site personnel that support a positive attendance pattern. Parental Awareness, Opioids/Other Substances...... 13 Andrew Kevy, (510) 723-3857 ext 34207 or [email protected] Promotoras de Salud...... 14 Youth Awareness, Opioids/Other substances...... 15 Bridge to College Chabot College provides opportunities for middle school students to enroll in college-level, EMOTIONAL & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT degree-applicable courses for advanced scholastic and/or vocational purposes. Community Counseling Clinic Susan Benz, (510) 723-7101 or [email protected] Couples Counseling and Pre-Marital Counseling...... 10 Individual Counseling...... 10 Business Engagement Middle and High School Family Counseling...... 10 A system that supports students in Career Technical Education Pathways at the target schools Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP)...... 10 by connecting their learning in the pathways to the working world via guest speakers, tours, Watch, Wait, Wonder...... 10 internships etc. Mental Health Intervention...... 13 Abraham Mendoza, (805) 705-9138 or [email protected] Parent Promise Academy...... 13 Re-Entry Treatment Team...... 14 Case Management, Credit Recovery High school Juniors and Seniors that reside in the South Hayward Promise Neighborhoods PARENTING & FAMILY and enroll the Eden Area ROP center programs are provided additional support via case Community Advisory Board...... 9 management and credit recovery that supports students in meeting all graduation requirements. Community Leadership Initiative ...... 10 Sandra Rose, (510) 293-2919 or [email protected] Early Care & Education Kidango ...... 11 College and Career Readiness Family Education Program ...... 12 Activities/programs (such as AVID and Puente) are being implemented at the Secondary Hayward Promise Neighborhoods (HPNs) schools to create a college-going culture. Educational Fresh Food for Families ...... 12 enrichment activities such as college and university field trip visits, family nights providing Parent Ambassadors...... 13 information on college application processes, and financial aid resources are included. Parent Promise Academy...... 13 Veronica Ortiz, College & Career Coordinator, 510-784-2600 ext. 72748 or Parental Awareness, Opioids/Other Substances...... 13 [email protected] Toddler Play & Learn ...... 15 Community Advisory Board CAREER & ADULT EDUCATION The Hayward Promise Neighborhoods Advisory Board is formed of HPNs residents, parents, Adult Career Technical Education...... 9 and community leaders to provide community perspective and recommendations for Business Engagement Middle and High School...... 9 consideration to the Implementation team. The Board connects with other HPNs residents to Case Management, Credit Recovery...... 9 encourage their participation with the initiative and inform them of available HPNs programs College and Career Readiness...... 9 and resources. Middle School & High School Career Exploration...... 13 Janevette Cole, (510) 885-3016 or [email protected] Promise Interns...... 14

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Community Counseling Clinic Credit Recovery Program (CCC) is designed to perform two purposes: To provide a professional clinical training facility Offers assistance to students who are at risk of not graduating on time due to deficiency in and to provide counseling services to all ages, ethnic backgrounds, and to clients with variety of high school credits by giving them the opportunity to earn credits in an after school blended counseling needs such as depression, social and personal concerns, behaviors issues, loss, grief, strategy of direct teaching and computer based learning (Cyber High), or through Summer and family conflict. School Credit Recovery class offerings. Couples Counseling and Pre-Marital Counseling Maya Hernandez, (510) 723-3857 ext.34189 or [email protected] Couples are supported in decision making, improving communication skills, and renewing relationship harmony. Destination College Advising Corps (DCAC) Family Counseling The UC Berkeley DCAC College Adviser Fellows make college a viable option for students at Tennyson & Hayward High School by providing them with intensive and on-going college Therapists support communication, expressions of appreciation, and coping skills between advising and college preparation support, including: academic advising and course planning family members. assistance, college and financial aid information and application assistance, SAT Reasoning Individual Counseling Test preparation support, academic enrichment opportunities, and more. Therapists support individuals in identifying strengths, support systems, and facilitating THS College Adviser: Brandon Basa (925) 338-9576 or [email protected] increased emotional awareness and problem solving skills. HHS College Adviser: Daniel Arreola (925) 494-1356 or [email protected] Play Therapy Therapists use play to help children better process their experiences and develop more effective Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) strategies for managing their worlds. Behavioral issues are often created when children The UC Berkeley EAOP College Adviser Fellows make college a viable option for students at experience bullying, grief and loss, divorce and abandonment, physical and sexual abuse, and Tennyson & Hayward High School by providing them with intensive and on-going college other crises or trauma. advising and college preparation support, including: academic advising and course planning assistance, college and financial aid information and application assistance, SAT Reasoning Systematic Training For Effective Parenting (STEP) Test preparation support, academic enrichment opportunities, and more. Parents learn about child development and effective ways to raise socio-emotionally competent, THS College Adviser: Brandon Basa (925) 338-9576 or [email protected] resilient children. We offer 4 classes a year during Spring Semester; Preschool Age (3-5), School HHS College Adviser: Daniel Arreola (925) 494-1356 or [email protected] Age (6-12 years, this class offered in Spanish and English), and Teen (12+). Watch, Wait, Wonder Early Care and Education Therapists help parents enter their infant or toddler’s inner world of feelings, thoughts, and Current research confirms that children learn best when they experience a variety of desires by observing the child at play. developmentally appropriate learning activities that incorporate a child’s individual strengths, (510) 885-3007 or [email protected] needs and interests. HUSD Early Learning Programs Community Leadership Initiative In the HUSD Early Learning Program, children play, explore, investigate, are appropriately Provides civic engagement leadership and learning opportunities to the neighborhood’s residents challenged and have opportunities to be successful in the context of caring and supportive so they may effectively influence the decision-making that will make a positive difference to the relationships. The program is inclusive of all children and reflects the child’s family and prosperity and vitality of their community – and in the process help remove institutional barriers community cultures. A primary goal is Kindergarten and life-long learning readiness. and change systems that will then allow the community’s vision to be actualized. Kristina Adams, (510) 723-3880 x26102 or [email protected] Janevette Cole, (510) 885-3016 or [email protected] David Korth, (510) 583-4227 or [email protected] HUSD Infant and Toddler Program HUSD is honored to support our teen parents through education and child care services at the Computer Clubhouse Tennyson Infant and Toddler Center. Eden Youth and Family Computer Clubhouse will provide a safe space for youth to engage in job Kristina Adams, (510)723-3880 x26102 or [email protected] readiness and technology after school programs. The Computer Clubhouse offers 21st Century HUSD Family Childcare Network Homes technology workshops and a mentorship program for 6th through 12th grade students. HUSD supports economically challenged working families by providing child care services Karen Halfon, (510) 887-1146 or [email protected] through our Family Childcare Home Network. Kristina Adams, (510) 723-3880 x26102 or [email protected] Coordination of Services Team (COST) Kidango Offering a gateway referral system for families and staff to empower students and families Offers high-quality early education to children ages 0-5 years at our Eden Youth & Family experiencing crisis or needing additional support to access available community resources Center. At this location we proudly offer infant care, toddler care, part-day preschool, and full- with coordinated and collaborative transitions to support providers. day preschool programs in 4 separate classrooms. The children are served healthy meals in a Christy Gerren, (510) 723-3857 ext. 34189 or [email protected] family-style setting. And, we have Early Head Start slots at this location for qualified families. Administrative Services, (510) 897-6900 or [email protected]

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Early Childhood Behavioral Support Health Screening and Follow-up Services Offering direct classroom and teacher professional support to help address the behavioral Offers student and family support related to vision treatments to help in early identification challenges at the Pre-K level. Behavioral Specialists will provide training and coaching to of students ages 3 - 5 needing vision care and support with vision screening, optometry teachers to better support their students. services, free prescriptions for eyeglasses, and follow-up vision checks for students with at-risk Kristina Adams, (510) 723-3880 or [email protected] vision problems. Kristina Adams, (510) 723-3880 or [email protected] English Learner & Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors Support Services Home Visitation Nurse Offers support to students transitioning into HUSD who have experienced interrupted schooling, Alameda County Public Health Nursing contributes a dedicated Public Health Nurse who or are attending school in the US for the first time to help them to experience academic success in is both multicultural and multilingual to Hayward Promise Neighborhoods. Pregnant and Middle and High School with direct service provided by an English Language Program Specialist, postpartum mothers and families with children ages 0-8 years old receive in-home assessments, and Community Liaison who provides case management as needed. medical and psychosocial case management, referrals, health education and support regardless of insurance status. Sandra Escobedo, (510) 784-2600 ext. 72584 or [email protected] Arelis Sandoval, (510) 670-8456 or [email protected] Family Education Program The City of Hayward’s Library and Community Services Department provides Family Education Mental Health Intervention Program services at Hayward Promise Neighborhood schools (including after-school homework Mental Health Intervention is offered through HUSD’s partnership with La Familia and support and adult literacy support services) four (4) days per week, two (2) hours each day. Alameda Health Care Services, students needing mental health resources will be referred when necessary. Lindsey Polanco, Education Services Manager, (510) 881-7535 or [email protected] Kate Graves, (510) 542-6942 or [email protected]

Family Navigator/Family Success Coach Middle School & High School Career Exploration Individualized, strength-based navigation services for families of children 0-8. A family Middle School students in the target schools are provided the opportunity to explore various career navigator will schedule a consultation with families to conduct needs assessment and provide pathways via a summer enrichment program. High school students are given the opportunity to referrals and connections to an array of programs and services. enroll in various Career Technical Education courses to develop their skills in various careers. Lizbeth Gonzalez, (510) 584-3133 or [email protected] Bernie Phelan, (510) 293-2904 or [email protected]

Farmers to Pioneers Parent Ambassadors A cohort pipeline program serving students and parents of students attending Hayward High Engages families in the Promise Schools to become Parent Ambassadors. Objective for parents/ School. It is designed to help assist prospective first-generation college-goers to prepare for and guardians to show increase in participation with on-site leadership, knowledge of HPNs’ enroll in a college or university and ultimately succeed in earning a 4-year degree. Students educational, familial, and wellness resources to ensure their students are successful within will receive academic counseling and career assessments; attend weekly workshops at CSUEB, the pipeline. on topics such as study skills, A-G and ACT/SAT requirements, goal setting, exploring career Claudia P. Del Rio, (510) 300-3136 or [email protected] pathways, selecting majors; have weekly Math or English tutoring sessions provided by a college professor; and be linked to career exploration activities. Students and their parents will participate in monthly Saturday sessions, field trips, community service and parent workshops. Parent Promise Academy Comprehensive 10 week Spanish/English parenting education and support program, offered Janevette Cole, (510) 885-3016 or [email protected] three times per year, for HPNs families with children ages 0-8. Includes opportunity to work with Family Success Coach. Fathers, mothers, expecting parents, grandparents and other family Fresh Food for Families caregivers- all are welcome! Once per week in the evenings, childcare and dinner provided. HPNs and the Alameda County Community Food Bank brings its mobile pantry to Hayward Diana Cortes, (510) 584-3105 or [email protected] for free. This farmers market on wheels brings fresh foods to Hayward residents to help alleviate food insecurities. Parental Awareness, Opioids/Other Substances Janevette Cole, (510) 885-3016 or [email protected] Eden Youth and Family Center with Hayward Unified School District will educate parents of 7th - 12th graders on the harmful effects of opioids and other substances to decrease use Health Fitness Nutrition Education among teens in our community. Health Fitness Nutrition Education supports our students and their families to adopt healthy eating Karen Halfon, (510) 887-1146 or [email protected] and active lifestyles. Through Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) matching resources, physical fitness and nutrition education is provided to students through the AmeriCorps program. Kristal Brister, (510) 723-3857 ext.34188 or [email protected]

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Pipeline to College Toddler Play & Learn Designed to inspire and support a college-going identity for middle school students by Five week session of Spanish/English playgroup program with facilitator to help families with providing targeted instructional support, building school and college-readiness, and increasing children ages 18 months to 4 years old who are not using formal child care or early learning developmental assets. In addition to working with students, the program also works with their programs. Includes opportunity to work with Family Success Coach. Fathers, mothers, families to expand their knowledge and capacity to support their students’ success. grandparents and other friend and family caregivers- all are welcome! Two hours daytime Robin Galas, (510) 723-7570 or [email protected] sessions once per week, free books. Diana Cortes, (510) 584-3105 or [email protected] Promise Interns Cal State East Bay students serve as mentors and tutors providing academic and college/career Words for Lunch support to Hayward Promise Neighborhoods elementary, middle, and high school students in- Provides summer learning and nutrition for Hayward children and youth. Participants receive class and after-school. The Cal State East Bay students also participate in a variety of volunteer free nourishing lunches paired with literacy development activities and a free book to take home. service projects throughout the Hayward community. Mark Salinas, (510) 885-3524 or [email protected] Roxana Cruz, (510) 885-2737 or [email protected]

Promotoras de Salud Youth Advisory Council Eden Youth and Family Center in collaboration with HUSD will recruit and train 8th through Tiburcio Vásquez Health Center Inc. (TVHC) Health Promoters Academia program: Provides an 12th grade students to provide peer to peer education to 7th through 12th grade students on annual training for Hayward Promise Neighborhoods (HPNs) residents to develop leadership skills the harmful effects of substance use and abuse on the teenage brain with emphasis on the rising and to become an effective health advocate for their community. Through 20 sessions of valuable misuse of opioids amongst teens in our community. learning participants learn how to do successful community outreach providing resources and information. This is a very transformative training that prepares community members to effectively Karen Halfon, (510) 887-1146 or [email protected] connect people with resources through the application of leadership skills and a healthy life. Carolina Arroyo-Solveson, (510) 471-5907 ext.3121 or [email protected] Youth Awareness, Opioids/Other substances Eden Youth and Family Center with Hayward Unified School District Middle and High School Re-Entry Treatment Team students will engage and provide opportunities to educate youth to reduce substance use and The Re-Entry Treatment Team provides mental health, case management, crisis intervention, and misuse of opioids and other substances. medication support services to adults, ages 18 and older, who have been involved in the justice Karen Halfon, (510) 887-1146 or [email protected] system and have a severe mental illness and/or substance use disorder. Services are provided to clients within Central, Eastern, and Southern Alameda County for up to 18 months. Youth Enrichment Program René Moreno, PhD, (510) 881-5921 or [email protected] During the regular school year, the Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) offers after school academic assistance provided by certificated teachers to students with low Math performance. STEMulate Transition Academy Maya Hernandez, (510) 723-3857 ext. 34189 or [email protected] Offers academic math intervention/acceleration and STEM career exploration for rising 7th graders to help students in transitional grades with building Algebra and Geometry readiness capacity, through technology integrated math support classes, field trips, mentoring, ROP courses, Project Based Learning, STEM workshops, and team building activities. ABOUT US Maya Hernandez, (510) 723-3857 ext. 34189 or [email protected] Hayward Promise Neighborhoods (HPNs) programs are designed to ensure that all children Student Success Coaches HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED? growing up in South Hayward (streets bounded by West Harder Road, Huntwood Ave., Student Success Coaches at Hayward, Tennyson, and Mt. Eden high schools will support at-risk Tennyson Road, Underwood Ave. & Tyrrell Ave.) and/or students that attend six focus schools students (such as chronically truant) toward successful graduation. The Specialists will work Volunteers and contributions to support HPNs are welcome. within the Hayward United School District: Glassbrook, Tyrrell and Ruus elementary schools, directly with teachers to develop a strategy to support the students and will refer students to Cesar Chavez and Winton middle schools and Hayward and Tennyson high schools will have support services to help them re-engage with the school and get back on track toward graduation. Information is available via: access to effective schools and strong systems of family and community support. Anthony Jackson, (510) 723-3190 or [email protected] Hayward Promise Neighborhoods funding expands existing local resources to be more Michael Harris, (510) 207-8089 or [email protected] PHONE FACEBOOK accessible for Hayward Promise Neighborhood residents and creates new programs and (510) 885-3994 facebook.com/haywardpromise services to support the local community. Summer Youth Sports Program E-MAIL TWITTER Summer programming for elementary, middle, and high school students which include: [email protected] @haywardpromise sport and academic offerings for elementary students and targeted instructional support and WEBSITE mentorship for middle and high school students. All programs are centered around promoting haywardpromise.org and building a college-going identity. Robin Galas, (510) 723-7570 or [email protected]

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What is Hayward Promise Neighborhoods (HPNs)? “The vision of the program is that all children and youth growing up in Promise Neighborhoods have access to great schools and strong systems of family and community support that will prepare them to attain an excellent education and successfully transition to college and a career. The purpose of Promise Neighborhoods is to significantly improve the educational and developmental outcomes of children and youth in our most distressed communities . . .” —U.S. Department of Education

Hayward, CA is one of 21 communities across the United States to be selected as a U.S. Department of Education Promise Neighborhood. This designation has been awarded to two geographical areas of Hayward – the Jackson Triangle and South Hayward which combined have become Hayward Promise Neighborhoods.

Who qualifies for services and how do participants enroll? There are two criteria for participation to receive services. 1. HPNs A (Address): Individuals who live within the geographical boundaries of either the Jackson Triangle or South Hayward as identified on the map on page 5 of this Programs Guide. 2. HPNs S (School): Children or students who attend any of the schools identified on the map on page 5 of this Programs Guide. Please contact any of the partner agencies listed below or throughout this Guide to enroll and/or participate in Hayward Promise Neighborhoods.

Who are the partner agencies providing supports, services and opportunities to the residents of HPNs? • Alameda County Public Health Nursing • California State University East Bay • Chabot College • City of Hayward • Community Child Care Council of Alameda County (4Cs) • Eden Area Regional Occupational Program • Eden Youth and Family Center • First 5 Alameda County • Hayward Unified School District • La Familia Counseling Service • Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center

Where do I find more information about Hayward Promise Neighborhoods? Volunteers and contributions to support HPNs are welcome. Information is available via: phone: (510) 885-3994, email: [email protected], website: haywardpromise.org, Facebook: facebook.com/haywardpromise, Twitter: @haywardpromise

Are there other Promise Neighborhoods in California? Yes, the communities of the California Promise Neighborhood Network are: Corning, CA Chula Vista, CA Hayward, CA Los Angeles, CA San Francisco, CA The five federally funded Promise Neighborhoods have joined together to sustain, grow and institutionalize the Promise Neighborhood model so that more communities across California can benefit from this place-based collective impact approach that alleviates generational poverty and promotes equity in and for these vibrant communities.

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