Grail Family Services (GFS) is a nonprofit early learning and family-support organization serving families and early educators in East San José. It operates early learning campuses and family-support services, provides professional development for educators and childcare providers, and offers bilingual resources and a mobile parenting app.
Grail Family Services is an early learning and family-support organization serving communities in East San José. Services address early care and education, family supports, and professional development for educators and childcare providers.
Programs and services are designed with a focus on family engagement and community partnership, use research-informed practices, and include a mobile parenting app and tools for educators. Evaluation and measurement are integrated into program work to track outcomes and inform improvement.
Services are offered in English and Spanish. The organization works with local partners and collaboratives to connect families with resources and to support community-level initiatives.
GFS operates multiple campus sites in East San José and maintains early learning staff, site supervisors, program specialists, and family-resource staff to deliver programming and family supports.
A bilingual mobile app that provides families with child development information, activities tied to developmental milestones, and a parenting forum to increase social connections.
Case managers work with parents and caregivers to strengthen families and provide guidance and support for achieving goals.
Age-appropriate learning activities for young children of parents and caregivers participating in GFS programs.
Parents and caregivers learn English and connect with other parents and caregivers in a nurturing environment.
Infant/toddler child care provided through a Friends and Family Childcare Home Network and a renovated toddler center.
Professional development offering strategies to engage families and create equitable partnerships to support children’s learning.
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A family resource center offering programs, family support services, and referrals to community partners.
Parents and caregivers learn how to develop their child’s language skills so they will be ready to learn.
Training for residents who want to become childcare providers, covering childcare best practices, business development, leadership, advocacy, and digital literacy.
Parents and caregivers learn what to expect as their child grows and develops and how to create a healthy, nurturing home environment.
Parents and caregivers build connections, share ideas, experiences, and concerns with other parents for mutual support.
A state-funded preschool program intended to help children develop skills needed for kindergarten readiness.
Professional support and training for home childcare providers delivered in partnership with local agencies.
A mentoring program that pairs volunteers with early elementary students to support literacy and early math skill development alongside family engagement efforts.
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