THE CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
For many years, the Jenifer Altman Foundation made a major investment
in enhancing childcare in California through an innovative project
called the Parent Voices Campaign. The grants below reflect the
last in a series of grants related to this campaign. Our current
grant making priorities continue to address children's needs, but
through the lens of children's environmental health.
ALGEBRA PROJECT, INC.
(2000) $5,000
99 Bishop Allen Drive
Cambridge, MA 02139
www.algebra.org
To support the training and development of a math
literacy worker for the Algebra Project, which seeks to empower
poor children to
succeed in higher mathematics and enter technological careers.
CALIFORNIA CHILD CARE RESOURCE AND REFERRAL NETWORK
(1999) $3,000
111 New Montgomery, 7th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105
www.rrnetwork.org
For a "Parent Voices" strategic planning
meeting held at Commonweal in January 2000.
FULL CIRCLE PROGRAMS
(1999) $10,000
70 Skyview Terrace
San Rafael, CA 94903
www.fullcircleprograms.org
To write a manual for use by parents
and professionals helping children and youth with learning and
behavior difficulties.
FULL
CIRCLE PROGRAMS
(1999) $1,500
(see above)
For furniture and costs incurred in moving to the agency's
Sonoma residence for at-risk youth.
FULL CIRCLE PROGRAMS
(1999) $1,500
(see above)
For reimbursement for printing, postage and incidental
expenses for testimonial dinner honoring Tim Tabernick after
25 years
of service.
JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES
(1999) $5,000
4040 Civic Center Drive, Suite 220
San Rafael, CA 94903
www.jfcs.org
For seed money to establish an integrated model of
community-based early childhood mental health services for constituents
of licensed
programs serving Marin's low-income families.
TENDERLOIN CHILDCARE CENTER
(1999) $30,000
(2001) $30,000
c/o Compass Community Services
942 Market Street, 6th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94102
www.compass-sf.org
In support of a full-time Social Services Coordinator
for the Center's mental health and counseling services. Compass
Community
Services
served as fiscal sponsor.
 
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