Websites using child-parent centers as a keyword

"I Have a Dream" Boulder County is a drop out prevention program for low income youth

Children's Friend and Service serves Rhode Island's most vulnerable children and families. Services include Early Head Start, ESL and GED classes for parents, adoption, foster care, help for families with substance abuse, counseling, assistance for children with developmental delays, two family support centers and other child welfare and early childhood services.

Children's Advocacy Centers of North Carolina is an accredited state chapter of the National Children's Alliance, dealing with child abuse in America.

Informational site for SecureCases, an office management system for supervised visitations and monitored exchanges

Academy of Excellence Bellpark located in Jamaica & Center of Excellence Springfield Gardens and Queens Village are fully certified, licensed child care and day care centers to serve the Queens, New York area. We offer programs for infants, toddlers, pre-school (pre-k), kindergarten, after school and summer camp. We have extended hours of 6am-6pm to meet the needs of the working families.

Imagine, a child care management company offering full and part time care to working and student parents for their children 2 months to 5 years old. Ten centers located in NYC, Long Island and NJ opened all day, 52 weeks a year. All Imagine centers are fully licensed and are dedicated to meeting the standards of excellence set by NAEYC. We offer teachers a professional work environment and opportunities to grow. Four centers offer UPK programs. All centers have an Open Door Policy for parents and encourage parent involvement. Imagine offers quality programs while keeping tuition costs down.

Texas Child Care Quarterly is a training journal for child care providers and early childhood educators.

Wimlo is a powerful school communication tool specifically designed for preschools, daycare centers, after school programs and child activity centers.

CPC P-3 is one of the nation’s most effective school reform strategies, started in Chicago Public Schools and expanded in the Midwest through an Investing in Innovation grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The goal of the program is to improve ear