Our Impact

Annual Report
2024-2025

In FY 2024-2025, First 5 San Joaquin invested over $12 million in programs and services aimed at increasing the number of children ages 0 to 5 who are ready to succeed in school and life.

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

21,180 children, parents, family members, and providers were served, including:

0

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, in 95204, 95205, 95206, 95207, and 95210 zip code areas.

Children Served by ZIP Code (Top 5)

Child Ethnicity

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

Children Served by Ethnicity

Child Language

Nearly one-third of children served spoke a language other than English at home.

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English

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Spanish

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Other

Quality Early Learning

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

48

48

children participated in a free, half-day, quality preschool program

1,010

1,010

children participated in family literacy services through the Raising a Reader (RAR) book bag exchange program

102

102

grandparents and 10 family childcare providers participated in the Raising Quality! IMPACT Legacy Family, Friend, and Neighbor Initiative

Child Health and Development

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

1,216

1,216

children received care coordination and/or dental services through the San Joaquin Treatment & Education for Everyone on Teeth & Health (SJ TEETH) Initiative

3,826

3,826

children received a screening for developmental delays

1,045

1,045

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

594

594

children received screening or intervention services from the Great Beginnings Initiative

Resilient Families

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

860

860

parents and caregivers received home visitation services that focus on their child’s development, family’s self-sufficiency, job skill training, and/or healthy eating and physical activity through the Home Visitation and FamilyWORKs Initiatives

70

70

parents of children aged 0 to 5 received Mental Health or Substance Abuse home visitation and case management services through the JourneyWORKs Initiative

1,277

1,277

individuals (743 parents/caregivers, 534 children) received housing assistance through the HousingWORKs Initiative

5,345

5,345

children participated in Read to Me, Stockton!, with First San Joaquin funding support, a program that provides free books to children in Stockton

1,860

1,860

children received family engagement services

Strong Systems

4,864

4,864

parents and caregivers accessed community services through the 2-1-1 Call Center

48

48

local home visitors, supervisors, and other staff attended the First 5 Regional Home Visiting Wellness Summit

30

30

home visitors participated in an art workshop to support wellness

34

34

home visitors and other family service providers attended a CPR Workshop

65

65

family service providers participated in Personal Protection Training

2024-2025 Funding Allocations

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

2022-23 Pie Chart

Total Budget: $10,691,435

Quality Early Learning $990,872 (9%)
Child Health & Development $1,304,555 (12%)
Resilient Families $7,559,349 (71%)
Strong Systems $615,275 (6%)
Supplementary Projects $221,384 (2%)
Goal Area Financial Investments 2024-2025
Quality Early Learning
$990,872		 Preschool $264,993
Raising Quality! IMPACT 2020 $725,879
Child Health & Development
$1,304,555		 Services for Children with Special Needs $292,005
Help Me Grow $360,500
SJ TEETH $652,050
Resilient Families
$7,559,349		 Home Visitation Initiative $1,561,651
FamilyWORKs $2,496,919
JourneyWORKs $627,344
HousingWORKs $2,045,403
Family Engagement $723,957
Read to Me, Stockton! $54,075
First 5 California Home Visiting Coordination $50,000
Strong Systems
$615,275		 2-1-1 San Joaquin $245,275
Workforce Development $100,000
Strategic Communications & Special Topic Messaging $270,000
Supplementary Projects
$221,384		 Evaluation, Sponsorships, Technical Assistance & Trainings, Strategic Communications, and Other Special Projects $221,384
Total $10,691,435

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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400 E. Main St., Stockton, CA 95202
P.O. Box: 201056, Stockton, CA 95201