Family Resource Center / Family Resource & Referral Center of San Joaquin (FRRCSJ)

Child care programs: these programs are funded primarily by the California department of social services, and the county of San Joaquin through the California department of social services. The programs subsidize child care for parents who meet specific requirements.

Child care food program (ccfp): this program is funded by the federal government and administered by the California department of social services. The child care food program is a subsidized food program for licensed Family day care providers for meals and supplements which meet strict dietary guidelines.

First 5 and county programs: this program provides home parent educators training and awareness of healthy lifestyle for families via several initiatives utilizing home visitation, seminars, and classroom sessions. Early developmental screenings are also provided for children from birth to age five. Referrals to additional services such as the school districts, the regional Center, and united cerebral palsy are provided when there are concerns about the child's development.

Resource and Referral: this program is the umbrella program for all the child development programs administrated by the county of San Joaquin through the California department of social services. The program helps parents find quality child care in San Joaquin county.center based programs: these programs are funded by the California department of education and California department of social services. These programs subsidize child care for parents who meet specific requirements.early head start - child care partnership: in a partnership with the stanislaus county office of education, this program is federally funded and started as part of the "early learning initiative". It layers early head start services with child care subsidies in order to allow children, parents, and providers to benefit from the strengths of each system.stipend - assembly bill 82: this stipend is intended to provide financial relief to assist child care providers serving children receiving state subsidized child care with hardships experienced due to the pandemic, such as decreased enrollment, increased teacher-to-child ratios, costs associated with added cleaning protocols, and other expenses.