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File #: 2026-5884   
Type: Regular Agenda Item
Body: Social Service Human Relations Board
On agenda: 3/26/2026
Title: Presentation on the School-Based Health Centers by Kyle Sinkoff and Katherine Schwartz of Alameda Family Services
Attachments: 1. AFS Presentation

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Presentation on the School-Based Health Centers by Kyle Sinkoff and Katherine Schwartz of Alameda Family Services

 

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To: Honorable President Scott Means and Members of the Social Service Human Relations Board

 

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Alameda Family Services partners with a medical provider to provide free healthcare to students at high schools in Alameda through their school-based health centers. Kyle Sinkoff, Director of School-based Services, and Katherine Schwartz, Chief Executive Officer, will provide a presentation on the importance of this program to Alameda’s youth.

 

BACKGROUND

Alameda Family Services partners with a medical provider (Native American Health Services) to provide free healthcare to students at Encinal, Alameda, and Island High Schools through their school-based health centers. These services include, but are not limited to, sports physicals, wellness checkups, mental health services, reproductive health services, etc. These services are no-cost, confidential, and offered during school hours. Currently, the program is at risk of losing its funding due to a limited amount of Medi-Cal reimbursements at Alameda High School. Kyle Sinkoff, Director of School-based Services, and Katherine Schwartz, Chief Executive Officer, will provide a presentation on the importance of this program to Alameda’s youth.

 

DISCUSSION

Kyle Sinkoff, Director of School-based Services, and Katherine Schwartz, Chief Executive Officer, will provide a presentation on the importance of this program to Alameda’s youth.

 

RECOMMENDATION

This item is for discussion purposes only. No action is needed.

 

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

Shelbey Neil, HHS Administrative Specialist

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1.                     Presentation