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Resilient Communities for Every Child

Guaranteed Income Pilot Program to Launch Fall 2021 to Address COVID-19 Recovery, Racial and Gender Equity

Aiming to close the Digital Divide

In San Diego County, about 100,000 students don't have basic internet access.

Beyond the Hotspot

Supporting Equitable Distance Learning in San Diego County

Diapers Distributed to 300 Families

A partnership with Child Development Associates, the San Diego Food Bank, and San Diego for Every Child

Equitable Distance Learning Taskforce

School districts, education experts, non-profit organizations, and community leaders form Taskforce

COVID-19 Children's Fund Launched

San Diego for Every Child launches fund to assist with food, childcare, and equitable distance learning.

Ending Child Poverty in San Diego

KPBS Evening Edition anchor Maya Trabulsi talked with Erin Hogeboom, Director of San Diego For Every Child.

Ending Child Poverty In San Diego

Nonprofits, community leaders and organizations have joined together to create "San Diego for Every Child."

190+ mil infantes en situación crítica

Se unen organizaciones

Goal to Cut Experience of Child Poverty

Local leaders and nonprofits joined forces recently to create San Diego for Every Child: The Coalition to End Child

Dismantling Poverty in WA

The goal of this strategic plan is to build a just and equitable future for all.

Essential Care for Essential Workers

This briefing is intended to help senior leaders support frontline working parents with their childcare needs.

San Diego Childcare Needs Assessment

91% of San Diego County infants and toddlers do not have a spot in an affordable childcare program.

Potential of a Guaranteed Income

Payments are an expression of faith in the judgment of struggling families.

Addressing Child Poverty

The impact of the pandemic has created an opportunity to reconsider its traditional responses to poverty.

Child Care is Essential

Creating two classes of early care and education programs hurts parents, teachers and children.

Why the State Must Invest in Child Care

Child Care Providers are Key to California’s Recovery

Hundreds of child care providers closed

Lack of funding, increased costs, and fears of COVID-19 all play a role in loss of care providers

COVID-19 Affects Low-Income Children

Struggling with the experience of poverty, COVID-19 has only inflamed the difficulties many families are enduring.

Mothers of Color are losing their jobs

The COVID-19 recession has impacted families in different ways.

Tax Break Neglects Most Underserved

Children with the greatest economic needs may be the least likely to see a benefit.

Master Plan for Early Learning and Care

Governor releases a plan for building comprehensive and equitable early learning system over the next decade.

Unequal Adaptation to COVID Schooling

The pandemic will widen achievement gaps because of disparate parental access to time and resources.

Interested in getting involved?

Community Champions are individuals and neighborhood groups across San Diego County who believe that we can cut the experience of child poverty in half by 2030.