One referral to Help Me Grow opens the door to many programs that support families with young children. FREE referrals to resources such as basic needs, child care, food banks, housing, health care, parenting/family support, and other community services.
Family Navigators follow up with you to make sure your child and family are connected to the services you need.
Parents/Caregivers or Referring Party:
To connect to community resources and services parents, caregivers, or referring party can complete a Help Me Grow Connection Form:
Help Me Grow Solano Family Navigators are available Monday thru Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm through our toll-free number 1-844-501-KIDS (5437) or online at helpmegrowsolano.org (Our office is closed Tuesdays 8:30am - 12:00pm and the first Friday of every month for walk-ins).
Solano Family & Children’s Services (SFCS) is dedicated to supporting families in Solano County by providing financial assistance for child care services. If you're a Solano County resident, you may qualify for full or partial payment to help cover the costs of child care for children under 13, or up to age 21 for children with special needs.
SFCS programs are designed to offer parental choice, allowing families to select the care setting that best suits their needs. Funding comes from a mix of federal, state, and local resources, and enrollment is based on eligibility and need, not time on the waiting list.
Families must submit an application to be added to the Solano Eligibility List (SEL), which is used to determine eligibility for assistance. While there’s no guarantee of receiving help, families currently on Cash Aid or who have been within the last two years may have priority if they meet the income guidelines and have a childcare need.
Take the first step toward affordable child care by applying today!
Building strong connections between families and child care providers is essential for the healthy development of children. By fostering these relationships, we ensure that children receive the support, care, and nurturing they need to grow and thrive. When families and child care providers work together, they create a supportive environment that promotes learning, emotional growth, and well-being. This collaborative approach not only benefits children but also strengthens the entire community, building a foundation for a brighter, more prosperous future for all.
