Neighborhood Health and Empowerment Network (NHEN)
The community environment and parent achievement is the focus of this area. Multiple strategies are used to reduce family mobility, provide fresh food for low-income families and seniors, increase literacy, and promote adult career technical educational classes to foster family economic mobility.
Lead Agencies:
Families: How to access services
If you live in the Tennyson-Harder area of South Hayward or have children that attend an HPN partner school (Glassbrook ES, Tyrrell ES, or Ruus ES) in South Hayward, you may reach out to your school’s Family Engagement Specialist. Additional programs and services will be listed in the HPN calendar.
Partners: How to get involved
To participate in NHEN, you must be an agency or individual interested in supporting equity outcomes for children and families in South Hayward or partnering HUSD schools, commit to attending a monthly meeting, and support coordinated initiatives.
Contact Us
- Janevette Cole
- Community Resident Engagement Specialist, Hayward Promise Neighborhood
- Email: janevette.cole@csueastbay.edu