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The document outlines a recommendation from Supervisor Betty Duong to the Board of Supervisors to approve a grant of $5,000 to Kids in Common for the development of the Santa Clara County Children’s Data Book. The recommendation includes a referral for final consideration on June 18, 2026. The document details the fiscal implications, reasons for the recommendation, and the expected impact on children and families.
Key points
- Recommendation to approve a $5,000 grant to Kids in Common.
- Funding is for the continued development of the Santa Clara County Children’s Data Book.
- Final consideration of the item is scheduled for June 18, 2026.
- The action is expected to benefit children and families in the county.
- Kids in Common is a nonprofit focused on health equity and eliminating systemic barriers.
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- The document includes placeholders for some sections that are not filled in.
- The document appears to be a draft as it includes a future date for final consideration.
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County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors Supervisorial District Two Supervisor Betty Duong 128708 DATE: May 13, 2026 TO: Board of Supervisors FROM: Betty Duong, Supervisor SUBJECT: Budget Inventory Item No. 267 Kids in Common RECOMMENDED ACTION Approve Inventory Item No. 267 to provide a grant to Kids in Common in the amount of $5,000 relating to the continued development of the Santa Clara County Children’s Data Book, and refer item for final consideration and approval on June 18, 2026. (Duong) FISCAL IMPLICATIONS There is a one-time cost of $5,000. REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION The Santa Clara County Children’s Data Book, produced by Kids in Common, is the county’s most comprehensive, equity-centered resource for understanding the conditions and disparities affecting children and families. Information from the Data Book also informs the Kids in Common leadership of the Children’s Agenda Network, a cross-sector coalition working to eliminate systemic barriers that impact children’s safety, stability, health, and educational success. CHILD IMPACT The recommended action will benefit children and families served with immediate support and proposed funding through the District 2...