News & Announcements
The First 5 San Bernardino Commission meeting will convene on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, at 735 E. Carnegie Drive, Suite 150, San Bernardino beginning at 3:30 p.m. Agenda
First 5 San Bernardino is celebrating 25 years of serving young children and families in San Bernardino County. Look for our refreshed look and feel in celebration of the 25th anniversary. A robust marketing communications plan is rolling out this spring, and we’re excited to share enhanced branding, new partnerships, engaging media campaigns, fun giveaways and more!
Winter 2024 Milestones Now Available
Check out the latest news from First 5 San Bernardino in the winter 2024 issue of Milestones.
Recruitment Underway for F5SB’s Advisory Committee
First 5 San Bernardino announces a new funding opportunity! The Family Supports Initiative will facilitate an investment of $12 million to San Bernardino County-based organizations working to improve parenting, family self-sufficiency and the long-term safety/healthy development of children prenatal to 5 years old. Apply today. News Release. Answers to questions now available.
In need of resources?
In need of diapers, baby wipes, food, clothing, car seats or other essential items? There are local organizations ready to assist. On your phone, dial 211 or go online to Inland SoCal UnitedWay 211+ or ConnectIE,
Resources
Take the Families Count Survey
Parents and caregivers of children under nine years old are encouraged to register to provide feedback on how we can best support the needs of children and families. Receive $5 for each survey completed.
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Videos
Gift a Kid a Book Campaign Featured on KNBC Ch. 4
F5SB Brings Santa’s Workshop to Ramona-Alessandro School Promoting Literacy
F5SB Brings Gift a Kid a Book Literacy event to Apple Valley
Watch F5SB’s Video Promoting Oral Health at E. Neil Roberts Elementary School
How every child can thrive by age 5
By Molly Wright, seven-year-old student from Queensland, Australia
How does income affect childhood brain development?
By Kimberly Noble, MD, PhD