Community Partnership for Children
by Community Partnership for Children
Mission: A not-for-profit organization that promotes excellence in the care and development of young children. We work toward the early investment in children to ensure that they will learn and thrive in school, the workforce, and life to position Grant County's children and the entire community for success.
CPC’s primary goal is to support licensed ECE center- and home-based providers through collaborative opportunities that develop and build business and pedagogical practices. CPC/LINKS partners actively engage in regularly-scheduled, collaborative, and capacity-building activities through sharing information and training, networking, site-based coaching, data analysis, problem-solving, decision-making, and leadership development. These partnership activities have had an ongoing, positive effect on center and home-based providers as they build enduring opportunities to serve the vital child education and care needs in Southwest NM. The beneficiaries of CPC services are children, ages birth through school-age, and their families. Through CPC’s support, LINKS partners enable more families to access high-quality, affordable childcare, after-school care, and summer programs in southwest NM. CPC’s future focus is to continue sustained support to advocate and build capacity for ECE, in collaboration with all LINKS partners.
To learn more about CPC's work in Grant County and Southwest New Mexico visit www.grantcountycpc.com
Community Partnership for Children
by Community Partnership for Children
Supporting: Give Grandly 2021 for Grant County Community Foundation
Mission: A not-for-profit organization that promotes excellence in the care and development of young children. We work toward the early investment in children to ensure that they will learn and thrive in school, the workforce, and life to position Grant County's children and the entire community for success.
CPC’s primary goal is to support licensed ECE center- and home-based providers through collaborative opportunities that develop and build business and pedagogical practices. CPC/LINKS partners actively engage in regularly-scheduled, collaborative, and capacity-building activities through sharing information and training, networking, site-based coaching, data analysis, problem-solving, decision-making, and leadership development. These partnership activities have had an ongoing, positive effect on center and home-based providers as they build enduring opportunities to serve the vital child education and care needs in Southwest NM. The beneficiaries of CPC services are children, ages birth through school-age, and their families. Through CPC’s support, LINKS partners enable more families to access high-quality, affordable childcare, after-school care, and summer programs in southwest NM. CPC’s future focus is to continue sustained support to advocate and build capacity for ECE, in collaboration with all LINKS partners.
To learn more about CPC's work in Grant County and Southwest New Mexico visit www.grantcountycpc.com
