Welcome to First 5 Yolo.
First 5 Yolo’s mission is to assist our community to raise children who are healthy and ready to learn. We will ensure that our resources are effectively used and all community voices heard.
Please complete this brief survey to provide input into our strategic planning process. The survey will remain open for response until October 15, 2017 and all responses are anonymous.
Family Support
Young children who benefit from strong parent-child relationships have greater self-confidence, do better in school, and have more positive relationships with peers.
Child Development
High-quality, early education is critical to young children’s development, as it prepares them for all future learning.
Improved Health
Health is the foundation of children’s growth and development. Early intervention, and linking families to needed services, can help ensure overall positive outcomes for children.
Systems Change
First 5 takes a comprehensive approach to improve, coordinate and better align the systems that provide child development services, family support, and child healthcare.
News
Universal Mental Health Screening
to Yolo County parents and their children ages 0-5.
Kid Builders Activity App
Free app with activities designed to help your child thrive.
New Website
Welcome to our new website! It is still under construction, so check back for additional content and resources.
Early Start Denver Model
Treatment for children on the autism spectrum as early as 12 months.
Help Me Grow Yolo
Community resources to support healthy growing and learning
FY15/16 Eval Report
First 5 Yolo's Annual Local Eval Report
Text4baby
Free text messages to keep you and your baby healthyHighlights
Drowning is Silent
Drowning is the leading cause of death for toddlers 1-4 years of age.
Child’s Brain Development
Interactive brain development mapping of a child's brain during various activities!
Activity Ideas
Help develop your child's motor skills, muscle strength, social and emotional growth, and more.
Get Down, Look Around – Babyproofing
About 2.5 million kids are injured every year while playing at home.