We’re TRansitioning Transitions usher us into new experiences and opportunities. As individuals and as a community these past months seemed filled with transitions. Even as the Partnership, we
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Help Save Childcare in North Carolina Families are reliant on our early education system to keep working, and our state’s economy does as well. Child care is essential for
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What Are We Doing? – Wake Up Everybody This time in our nation is such a pivotal and thought-provoking time. We can’t help but ponder on our nation’s
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Continuing Summer Learning Summer Learning, is a phrase you might have heard and will definitely hear over the next few months as we enter into the Summer season.
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Preparing your Child for Life!- READY4K Ready4K is an evidence-based curriculum delivered via text message. This program gives parents the tools they need to support their child’s developmental learning skills. Ready4k communicates with parents from birth
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DPfC Rocks NCCARES360! NCCARES360 is a network that unites health care and human services organizations with a shared technology that enables a coordinated, community-oriented, person-centered approach for delivering care in North
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Health and Wellness During a Difficult Time For many of us, this is week 8 of being quarantined and working from home, for some of us this may be a
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CCSA/ Smart Start COVID-19 Relief Fund Child care educators are serving children and families with dwindling supplies, limited personal protective gear, and increased health and safety guidelines. You can immediately
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DPfC- Staying Connected while Far Away! The Partnership has been busy Staying connected while far away, working relentlessly to make sure that our Social media and website is a hub for resources for teachers and
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Childcare Centers are Essential Too! There are 98,000+ children in Durham County North Carolina, 36% of those children are under the age of six according to NC Child. Statistics show roughly 45% of
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