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Overview

The neighborhoods where children and their families live have an impact on their success and well-being. Children and youth from communities that have been marginalized have greater representation in high-intensity county systems such as juvenile probation, child welfare and substance abuse programs. Focused attention and aligned resources in these locations are key to better long-term results for youth who face significant challenges.

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Stakeholders and Team

Leadership

The Community Collaboration for Children’s Success initiative is a multi-agency effort to address inequities for youth. Leadership for this project comes from:

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CCCS Neighborhoods

Background

Data tell us that the neighborhoods where children and their families live in San Mateo County have an impact on their success and well-being. Children and youth from communities that have been marginalized have greater representation in high-intensity county systems such as juvenile probation, child welfare and substance abuse programs.