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- Name of the Organization
- New Haven Early Childhood Council
- Contact Person
- Pam Hansen
- Contact phone
- 203-506-8374
- pamhansen11@gmail.com
- Interest
- Early Childhood
- Description Interest
- With the guidance of the recently published New Haven Early Childhood Plan, the New Haven Early Childhood Council works collaboratively with community-based organizations, early care providers, community leaders, NHPS, federal, state and local government, philanthropic organizations, health care providers and parents to ensure that every child in the City of New Haven has access to quality, affordable early care and education and arrives at kindergarten healthy, with the skills, knowledge, and support that prepare him or her to succeed.
New Haven Early Childhood Council Meeting Structure:
Date: 1st Wednesday of the month (eg., Wednesday 9/2/09)
Time: 3:00 - 5:00
Location: LULAC Head Start, 250 Cedar Street
All are welcome!
NHECC/Family Engagement Committee
Meeting Date: 4th Wednesday of the month (eg. Wednesday 9/23/09)
Time: 9:00 - 10:30
Location: Early Childhood Resource Center/RM 15: 495 Blake Street
Focus: Informing organizations and parents about early care and education, improving access to early care and education, launching a targeted outreach and information campaign to increase participation in early care and education programs and services
All are welcome!
NHECC/Early Care and Education
Meeting Date: August 26, 2009
Time: 9:00 - 10:30
Location: Early Childhood Resource Center/RM 15: 495 Blake Street
Focus: Deliver high quality early care and education learning experiences at center-based and family child care programs.
All are welcome!
Pam Hansen's Blog
The New Haven Early Childhood Plan
Posted on September 11, 2009 at 6:30am 2 Comments 0 Promotions
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LISC announced today that the Entrepreneurs of Color Fund (EOCF) has surpassed its $500 million goal for small business lending across the country—more than two years ahead of schedule. LISC is now expanding the program to double its impact, aiming to support $1 billion in financing for underserved businesses and communities. “We are working to level the playing field—to connect promising but overlooked businesses to affordable financing so that whole communities can benefit from economic development and growth,” said Steve Hall, LISC vice president of Small Business Lending.John Moon Named President of LISC Green LLC to Lead Deployment of GGRF Funds
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