Family Resource Navigators (FRN) is a parent-directed community-based organization that serves families of children with disabilities or special health care needs. We primarily serve children 0-5, as well as children and youth 0-21 with special health care needs. We have provided services to families throughout Alameda County since 1992. FRN offers peer support, information & referral, advocacy, and training to families in Alameda County who have children with disabilities from birth to age 22. Our trained staff can answer common questions regarding a child’s disability, offer guidance navigating complicated service systems, help to locate community resources, and provide emotional support. Parents, professionals and interested community members are invited to browse website for more information, download publications, access a calendar of upcoming events or link to additional disability advocacy efforts. Please join our mailing list, become a volunteer or find out more about our services. Together, strong families, dedicated professionals, welcoming communities and responsive systems contribute to the quality of life for children with disabilities. The ongoing success of the Family Resource Navigators relies upon the support of our funders, contributions from community organizations, volunteers, and the generosity of individual donors.