• Question #1 What is Neighborhood Information & Resource Program?
• Question #2 What are the services?
• Question #3 What are Resource Coordinators and what do they do?
• Question #4 What type of Parent Workshops are available?
• Question #5 Is Child supervision provided while attending parent workshops?
• Question #6 Who is eligible for these services and what are the requirements?

Question #1) The NIR program has three services to support families with children prenatal through age 5. The NIR program is a partnership between First 5 Santa Clara County and Go Kids, Inc.

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Question #2) Services provided consist of Resource Coordinators, parent workshops and child supervision.

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Question #3) Resource Coordinators are highly trained staff members that assist families in the South East Region of Santa Clara County who are looking for community resources to support their children and families. Resource Coordinators are located throughout the South East Region to allow optimal access to families with children prenatal through age 5.

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Question #4) Parent Workshops are available on topics identified by families with children prenatal through 5 living in the South East Region, such as parenting skills, early childhood development and family recreational activities. Certified professionals lead each workshop and deliver the most updated information to support the healthy development of children.

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Question #5) Child supervision is provided while parents attend workshops. Quality Early Learning Opportunities are sessions provided with a curriculum to engage children while promoting optimal learning.

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Question #6) There are two requirements for accessing services. If you are caring for a child prenatal through age 5 and live in the South East Region of Santa Clara County.