Join Us on Day Without Childcare
Day Without Child Care is a nationwide day of action that highlights the essential role child care plays in our communities.
On May 11, parents, providers, and advocates across Solano and Napa Counties will come together for the 5th annual Day Without Child Care. As part of this effort, some providers will close their doors or end care early, standing in solidarity to bring attention to the challenges facing the child care system.
Locally, the Day Without Child Care Solano Advocacy Loop 2026 brings together families, providers, and legislators to have direct conversations about what child care looks like in our communities and what needs to change.
Thank You for Standing With Us
We are grateful for the many ways our community showed up during Child Abuse Prevention Month. Whether you shared resources, took time to learn, supported or attended events, gave back, or showed care for children and families in your everyday interactions, your efforts made a meaningful impact.
While April brings added focus to this work, our commitment continues throughout the year as we work to support children, strengthen families, and build a community where all can feel safe and valued.
A United Voice for the Children of Solano County
Children’s Network of Solano County is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of children. We promote programs that support families, secure funding for children’s services and programs, influence policy at the local and state level, help families access services, and collect and publish data on the health, safety and well-being of Solano County children.
Help Solano Children Thrive
Children’s Network of Solano County connects families to vital resources from basic needs to financial coaching and parent leadership training, ensuring every child has the chance to thrive. With over $451,000 delivered to 600+ families and over 1,200 trained in abuse prevention, your support creates real, lasting impact. Help us build a stronger, safer future for the children of Solano County.
Our Work
Guided by our core values of partnership, family, and equity, Children's Network of Solano County offers a range of initiatives designed to empower families and strengthen communities. We connect families with essential resources, foster leadership, and advocate for systemic change.
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1,275+
families received essential tools and resources to help prevent child abuse
$451,000+
raised & delivered to help 621 families with direct basic needs, like rent, utilities, food and clothing
186+
families received financial education, employment coaching, and credit counseling
Children's Network in the News
Your gift can make a difference for children in need.
In Solano County, 13.1% of children, or 12,866 kids, are living in poverty. Among households led by a female head of household with no spouse present, this percentage rises to 15.8%.
While Solano County is known for its beauty, diversity, and affordable neighborhoods, many families still face challenges like the high cost of living, limited access to healthcare, and housing instability. Although resources are available, they are often scattered across different agencies, making it difficult for families to access the help they need. At Children's Network of Solano County, we are working to bridge these gaps and ensure that every family has the support they deserve.
