We’re proud that this year UC Berkeley’s Haas Cohort day at APC is a twelve year tradition! Every year in August, for the past twelve years, Haas’s incoming first year class spends an afternoon volunteering their time at Alameda Point
Under the beautiful July sunshine and amidst peals of laughter and funky beats, the Alameda Point Collaborative community enjoyed a day full of summer fun! Our celebration included delicious BBQ, an all kids talent show that featured some amazing singing
Exciting news! This summer AUSD has sponsored a free meal program. Kids and teens from the Alameda community are welcomed to come to 677 West Ranger Ave to pick up a meal. We’ll be serving breakfast and lunch Monday-Friday. Breakfast
For students eager to keep their skills sharp, expand their networks and learn new things, summer has traditionally been internship season. APC Career Center staff was pleased to be able to offer just this kind of summer learning experience for
Millawn Oliver is a high school senior and APC resident. During her summer vacation, she was an intern at the APC Service Center. Her responsibilities included producing the monthly resident newsletter, and generating content that would help foster community among
Alameda Point is at a significant crossroads, and so is the Alameda Point Collaborative. APC was established in 1999 through a special federal homeless accommodation process. Over the last decade-and-a-half, we have been successfully working to end homelessness by providing
In 2015, the APC Children & Youth Services’ Education Center which provides after-school programming, is no longer a one-room schoolhouse! Education Center staff hosted a grand opening celebration of their new and spacious home on January 14, 2015 for APC
Can a second grader who reads at a kindergarten level ever catch up? Results from APC’s I-Ready literacy pilot program say yes, absolutely!
It’s that time of year again! The leaves start to turn gold and brown, there’s a nice breeze out and parents are rejoicing while children…are maybe not as excited as their parents. It’s back-to- school time and that means new
Meet Sonja: a grandmother who found the strength to confront her own past to make a better tomorrow for her granddaughter.
