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Sue Matheson Head Start Center

670 W Midway Ave
Alameda, CA 94501
Grades/Ages
Ages 2-22
Hours
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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Overview

Alameda Family Services is dedicated to supporting families and children within the Alameda community, particularly those facing challenges related to mental health and developmental needs. With a mission rooted in fostering healing, resiliency, and growth, the organization collaborates closely with the Alameda Unified School District to ensure that students receive the essential services they require to thrive. Serving a diverse range of individuals from early childhood through adulthood, Alameda Family Services addresses various needs, including language-based learning disabilities and mental health crises. The organization offers a comprehensive suite of programs, including school-based services, early childhood support through Head Start initiatives, and specialized counseling through its Clinic & Community Behavioral Health Care division. Unique in its approach, Alameda Family Services emphasizes low student-to-teacher ratios and strong family partnerships, ensuring personalized attention and care for each individual. Additionally, its Enhanced Care Management program provides tailored assessments and resource connections for youth and adults alike. This holistic framework not only promotes academic success but also nurtures emotional well-being within the community.

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Programs & Support

language-based learning disabilitiesmental health crisesPrivatelow student-to-teacher ratiosstrong family partnershipsEnhanced Care Managementschool-based servicesearly childhood supportspecialized counselingHead Startsocial-emotional support

Who is this school for?

  • School
  • Private
  • language-based learning disabilities
  • Elementary (K-5)
  • High School (9-12)

What is the learning environment like?

  • low student-to-teacher ratios

What opportunities are there beyond the classroom?

  • School
  • strong family partnerships
  • Head Start

Other Important Info

  • mental health crises
  • Enhanced Care Management
  • school-based services
  • early childhood support
  • specialized counseling

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Sunday, Saturday

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