Congratulations to the Contra Costa County Office of Education (CCCOE), which was selected by the California Department of Education to serve as one of three Homeless Education Technical Assistance Centers (HETAC) for the state. CCCOE will receive $1.5M and provide professional development and training for Homeless Liaisons and other stakeholders for three years. Together, San […]
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HTA wishes to congratulate two Oakland-based organizations for their recently awarded three-year contracts from the Oakland Workforce Development Board:
Congratulations to Redwood City Elementary School District for five awards totalling $246,433 in Round 2, 2025-26 After School Education and Safety (ASES) funds to provide students at Clifford, Henry Ford, Roosevelt, and Hoover Elementary Schools and John F. Kennedy Middle School with high-quality enrichment programming.
HTA also congratulates the East Bay Advanced Care clinic at Alta […]
Congratulations to Contra Costa Health (CCH) and the City of Antioch for their California Violence Intervention and Prevention Grant (CalVIP), Cohort 5, awards. Contra Costa was one of just three large counties selected, joining Alameda and Los Angeles.
CCH was awarded $5 million to reduce gun violence in Antioch, Pittsburg, and Richmond through prevention, intervention, healing, […]
Congratulations to Contra Costa Health for its award of $2.7 million rom the California Department of Health Care Services to address birth equity through PATH CITED (Providing Access and Transforming Health / Capacity and Infrastructure Transition, Expansion and Development). Funding will enable the transition, expansion, and development of enhanced care management and community supports capacity […]
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at HTA! This season, we’re especially grateful for our partners, clients, and collaborators—and for the impact we make together.
Read the November Grants Newsletter here
Congratulations to the San Francisco Department of Public Health for its award of nearly $8 million in Proposition 47, Cohort 5, funds from the California Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) to support people experiencing homelessness with mental health and substance use services.
