Black Child Developement Institute
Sacramento, CA
About
Established in 1989, Black Child Development Institute (BCDI)-Sacramento coordinates community programs and initiatives, throughout the city of Sacramento and surrounding areas. Through partnerships with local agencies and initiatives, we are focused on 3 key areas: early care and education, literacy, and health and wellbeing.
Our mission is to improve and advance the quality of life for Black children and families in Sacramento and the surrounding communities, through education, advocacy, and partnerships.
Our History
“BCDI-Sacramento envisions a network of community resources and partners that ensures a safe and secure environment for all Sacramento children to thrive.”
Our Vision
“Improve and advance the quality of life for Black children and families through advocacy and education.”
Our Mission
Current Events
BCDI Sacramento History & Timeline
From 1989 to Present
Established in 1989, the Black Child Development Institute (BCDI)-Sacramento was established to support, advocate and advance strategies and polices impacting the lives of Black children and their families. Throughout our 30+ years, we have been committed to developing partnerships and programs that strengthen our families and community. Please review our timeline to see the impact we have made here in Sacramento.
BCDI Sacramento Chapter
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Sharon Saffold
PRESIDENT
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Alondra Young
MEMBER
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Jo Watts
MEMBER
Partnerships
(Past & Present)
African American Mental Health Providers
Alpha Academy
B.E.S.T. - Building Empowerment Skills Today
Cosumnes River College
Carol’s Books (Sacramento, Ca)
City of Sacramento
Correctional Workers Who Care
County of Sacramento Black Infant Health Program
Fortune Schools
National Council of Negro Women - Sacramento Chapter
Sacramento Black Book Fair
Sacramento Black Social Workers
Sacramento Children’s Home - Village Block Party
Sacramento City College
Sojourner Truth Museum - African Marketplace