Our Impact

Annual Report
2022-2023

In fiscal year 2022-2023, First 5 San Joaquin invested over $13 million in programs and services aimed at increasing the number of children ages 0 to 5 who are ready for school. This fiscal year was marked by the first full year of in-person services following the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This dashboard highlights the characteristics of families served by First 5 San Joaquin, as well as the services provided by its funded programs.

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Families Served

19,277 children, parents, family members, and providers were served, including:

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Children
ages 0 to 5

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Parents of children
ages 0 to 5

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Providers

Children Served By Zip Code

First 5 San Joaquin funded programs serving children throughout San Joaquin County, with the greatest number of children living in Stockton (95206, 95207, 95205, and 95210).

Child Ethnicity

Over 90 percent of children served were from historically underserved racial and ethnic communities, including Hispanic or Latinx, Black or African American, Asian, and multiracial children.

Child Language

One-third of children served spoke a language other than English.

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English

0%

Spanish

0%

Other

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of children served by First 5 San Joaquin funded programs were enrolled in Medi-Cal, an insurance program for individuals with limited income.

Quality Early Learning

First 5 San Joaquin invested in programs that help children succeed in school.

283

283

children participated in a preschool program.

426

426

childcare providers, including 403 grandparent providers, participated in IMPACT - a program to enhance the quality of early learning environments.

Child Health and Development

First 5 San Joaquin invested in programs to improve the health, mental health, and well-being of young children.

636

636

children received dental services or oral health care coordination through the San TEETH program.

4,270

4,270

children received a screening for developmental delays, and 307 of those children received a special needs referral.

1,471

1,471

children were connected to at least one service through the Help Me Grow Call Center.

382

382

children received a screening or an intervention for a special need from the Great Beginnings program.

Resilient Families & Strong Systems

First 5 San Joaquin invested in programs that connect families to needed resources and promote parent resilience.

1,064

1,064

parents received regular home visits focused on child development, family self-sufficiency, job skills training, and/or healthy eating and physical activity.

3,859

3,859

parents and caregivers contacted the 2-1-1 Call Center to access services in San Joaquin County.

239

239

parents with children received housing assistance through the HousingWORKs program.

1,744

1,744

children participated in Raising A Reader, a program that encourages families to read together and connect to local libraries.

4,142

4,142

children participated in Read to Me, Stockton!, a program that provides free books to children ages 0 to 5 in Stockton.

2022-2023 Funding Allocations

First 5 San Joaquin invested in programs that help children succeed in school.

2022-23 Pie Chart

Total Budget: $16,719,049

Quality Early Learning $3,491,018 (21%)
Child Health Development $1,630,005 (10%)
Resilient Families $10,141,141 (60%)
Strong Systems $513,784 (3%)
Supplementary Projects $943,101 (6%)
Goal Area Financial Report 2022-2023
Quality Early Learning
$3,491,018		 Preschool $1,945,116
Raising Quality!/IMPACT 2020 $1,545,902
Child Health & Development
$1,630,005		 Services for Children with Special Needs $292,005
Help Me Grow $648,000
SJ TEETH $690,000
Resilient Families
$10,141,141		 Home Visitation Initiative $2,751,231
FamilyWORKs $3,121,913
JourneyWORKs $356,237
HousingWORKs $3,236,661
Family Engagement $621,024
Read to Me, Stockton! $54,075
Strong Systems
$513,784		 2-1-1 San Joaquin $255,275
Workforce Development $258,509
Supplementary Projects
$943,101		 Evaluation, Sponsorships, Technical Assistance & Trainings, Strategic Communications, and Other Special Projects $943,101
Total $16,719,049

This budget does not include operating costs such as day to day administration expenses.

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    OUR VISION

    All San Joaquin County children will thrive in supportive, nurturing, and loving family environments, and are safe, healthy, and ready to succeed in school and life.

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