Programmatic and fiscal resources to build, implement, and
sustain quality before and after school programs, including
school-age care and other out-of-school opportunities for
children and youth.
Provides vision, leadership, research, customized strategies and
ongoing support to community organizations, schools, policymakers
and advocates working toward a more equitable, inclusive,
multicultural society.
Educational Resources Training and Professional Development
offer training, resources, advocacy, and information to help you
in your vital work with kids.
The primary duty of the California Career Resource Network is to
distribute career information, resources, and training materials
to middle school and high school counselors, educators, and
administrators, in order to ensure that middle schools and high
schools have the necessary information available to provide a
pupil with guidance and instruction on education and job
requirements necessary for career development.
Provides assistance with planning and writing 21st CCLC grants.
Get information about best practices and model programs from
around the state. Create connections with program partners.