The Staten Island
Alliance
for North Shore Children & Families
Our Mission
Improving the overall well-being of children ages birth through eight years old on the North Shore community of Staten Island.
Staten Island Alliance — Partners & Community Members
Spotlight
Resource Hub
Centralized access to community resources, data, and family support tools for the North Shore.
Community Events
Stay engaged with our upcoming town halls, workshops, and family gatherings on the North Shore.
Early Intervention
Supporting developmental milestones and providing support systems for children birth through age eight.
Testimonials
Hear directly from families, educators, and community members about the impact of our work on the North Shore.
"As a mother on the North Shore, finding reliable resources for my toddler felt overwhelming. The Alliance didn't just give me a list of numbers; they connected me to a community that actually understands our neighborhood's unique needs."
"Collective impact isn't just a buzzword here—it's how we work every day. By aligning our goals through the Alliance, we've been able to reach 30% more families this year than we ever could have on our own."
"The professional development and shared data provided by the Alliance have completely transformed how we approach early literacy in our classrooms. We are finally seeing the systemic change our children deserve."
Creating Change on the North Shore
Understanding the challenges facing our community is the first step toward meaningful change. Here's where we stand today.
Early Education Enrollment
40th / 59
The North Shore currently ranks 40th out of New York's 59 community districts for early education enrollment among 3 and 4 year old children.
2023 Data3rd Grade Reading Proficiency
53%
Only 53% of the North Shore's third graders are reading at or above grade level, and some schools have proficiency rates of 20% or less.
2025 DataChild Poverty
Highest on SI
When compared to other community districts in Staten Island, the North Shore has the highest rate of child poverty, though this rate has been decreasing in recent years.
2024 DataEquity & Disparities
Significant Gaps
Significant disparities exist in outcomes across race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, disability status, English proficiency, and parental education attainment.
The Change We Seek
View All Areas →Student Success
Long-term support structures to maintain academic excellence and growth.
Child Wellness
Focusing on physical well-being and access to pediatric healthcare services.
Family Voice
Our programs empower families to become active leaders in their child's development.
Child Readiness
Ensuring every child has the emotional and cognitive tools needed for school success.
Our Funders
Made possible by these generous supporters.
