Healthy conditions are not distributed equally across our communities. Poverty, racism, and policies and laws that don’t support all families create barriers to wellness for many children, youth, and families.
we seek to reduce barriers that contribute to disparities in wellness for socioeconomically disadvantaged and racially marginalized families in Alameda County and to create communities where all children and families have supports to reach their full potential.



We are committed to building a comprehensive, place-based continuum of accessible, trauma informed and culturally relevant services that build resiliency, aid in recovery, and, where possible, prevent exposure to adverse childhood experiences.
At EBAC, we don’t just provide services, we create ecosystems of change.
Learn more about our continuum of care that’s helping children and families thrive.
EBAC’s support reaches across Alameda County, from Oakland to Fremont, bringing essential resources directly into neighborhoods.
Our countywide network of care includes mental health counseling in 50 schools, 6 Family Resource Centers, and 9 comprehensive Afterschool Programs. Whether working inside school hallways, resource centers, or family homes, we partner with youth and caregivers to build the resilience they need to thrive.