Partner Portal
First 5 San Diego depends on our partners, like you, to provide essential services to our San Diego children, families and caregivers. We have many activities taking place and lots of resources that we want to make sure you and your network knows about.
This Partner Portal serves as a one-stop-shop for all things First 5 San Diego. It includes:
- Messaging
- Social media posts for you to use on your channels
- Logos
- Material Request
- Kit for New Parents
- Strategic Plan
- Annual Report
- Social media handles
- Hashtags
Please reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions. Thank you for everything you do for the children and families of San Diego!
PARTNER ASSETS
Social Media Handles
- Facebook: @First5SanDiego
- Twitter: @First5SD
- Instagram: @first5sandiego
Hashtags
- #First5SanDiego
- #TalkReadSing
Key Dates
Sat Apr 3
National Find a rainbow day
Sat Apr 10-16
Week of the Young Child
Fri Apr 23
World Book Day
Fri May 7
National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day
Fri May 7
National Provider Appreciation Day
Sat May 15
International Day of Families
June
Child Vision Awareness MOnth
June
Potty Training Awareness Month
Thu Jun 17
National Eat Your Vegetables Day
About First 5 San Diego
- First 5 San Diego promotes the health and well-being of young children during their most critical years of development, from the prenatal stage through five years of age.Our goal is to help ensure that every child in San Diego County enters school ready to succeed.
- We do this by providing San Diego’s youngest children with healthy development screenings, dental care, high-quality preschool and parenting workshops.
- Our overarching goal is to strengthen the relationships essential for the healthy development of young children. These relationships are embedded in health, learning, family and community settings or environments.
- We fund services and activities to achieve desired results; advocate for policy change at local and state levels; act as a catalyst and leader for coordinating, integrating and leveraging existing resources; and build community and organizational capacity to support families.