• Adult, Child Matching Programs

• 271.

T L C Association Inc

T. L. C. Association Welcome. Helping Children Toward a Brighter Future.

• Neighborhood Center, Settlement House

• 272.

Crispus Attucks Fund Inc

Crispus Attucks is a childcare center located in Dorchester, MA serving children ages 1.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 273.

Minnesota Association of Child Care Professionals

The end-to-end platform for agencies and enterprises.

• Senior Centers/Services

• 274.

Foundation for Abundant Living

With the help of volunteers, donors, and faith partners, LSC serves vulnerable populations, throughout the Carolinas in traditional and innovative ways.

• Autism

• 275.

Autism Learning Center Inc

To provide behavioral therapy (ABA) to children with autism in the Northern VA area to enhance everyday life, and to assist adults with autism in transition services.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 276.

Elgin Partnership for Early Learning

EPEL engages families, organizations, early childhood workforce, and healthcare providers dedicated to creating a collaborative community-wide system of support for every young child to succeed in school and life.

• Kindergarten, Nursery Schools, Preschool, Early Admissions

• 277.

Regina Coeli Child Development Center

TO PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES TO CHILDREN IN A FIVE PARISH REGION IN SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA Building Bright Futures with We provide a safe and nurturing environment for children to grow learn and thrive.

Child and Family Guidance Center

60 years | Resilient Together We envision children and families flourishing in vibrant communities.

EPHESIANS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Our mission is to develop community outreach services that will expand educational opportunities and promote economic self-sufficiency of low-income families The specific mission of the Ephesians Community Development Center is to develop and maintain community outreach programs and services that will expand educational opportunities promoting economic self-sufficiency of low-income families addressing issues related to; (i) Food and shelter; (ii) Prison outreach; (iii) Financial planning; (iv) High school graduation; (v) College and University preparation; (vi) Technology Training; (vii) Housing; (viii) Child-care; (iv) After-school tutoring/programs; and (v) Adult education programs/GED.