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The California Children and Families Commission (First 5 California) provides support for all families throughout the state with young children, including our immigrant families. Here you will find helpful resources to guide you on immigration and stress/trauma-related topics.

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Here you can learn about your local resource centers, WIC offices, schools, libraries, and much more. Finding help or services near you is just a click away.

Family Resource CentersFamily Resource Centers are local community centers that support parents and families. Their supports and services vary by area, so check out what your local center can provide you.
Help Me Grow Early identification of special needs and developmental delays is critical to your child’s success. Here’s a program to help you find services and resources across California.
Local First 5 County CommissionsThere is a First 5 county commission in every county in California. Find your local First 5 to learn more about the resources and programs in your community that are available for you and your child.
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)Healthy food and good nutrition are essential to you and your child’s well-being. The Women, Infants, and Children program (WIC) can provide food assistance for qualifying low-income families.
Libraries Near YouLocal libraries are an excellent place to find free resources for you and your child. Find out more about what libraries can offer.
Regional CentersRegional Centers can help individuals with developmental disabilities starting from birth through adulthood. Learn more about this important resource.
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