B:E is Alameda County's primary provider of services for former foster youth.
Our mission is to help current and former foster youth make successful transitions to adulthood and living independently.
B:E provides a range of services to help youth through the challenging time of transition from being in foster care to living on their own. See an overview of our programs and eligibility.
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Employment Opportunities At B:E
We're currently recruiting for three positions. Check them out:
Summer Book Money Applications Accepted April 15th - July 15th
The application period for Summer Book Money is now open. If you're planning to enroll in college courses for summer term, don't wait - get your application in now!
Please note that Summer Book Money is paid in stipend form only, which means the check is written to your campus bookstore. Check our Book Money page for complete eligibility information. Questions? Contact Sara Goldware at sgoldware@beyondemancipation.org or (510) 667-7627 or Courtney Ralph at cralph@beyondemancipation.org or (510) 667-7804.
Are you a mom aged 18-24? B:E is offering ongoing classes for moms of infants and toddlers. Learn how to bond with your child, increase their self confidence and school readiness, and reduce your OWN stress! Childcare, transportation and food provided. For more information, contact Pam Mack at (510) 667-7562.
"The best thing about B:E is they never give up on you."
