Cedar Valley Kids design project
Cedar Valley Kids (CVK) will provide high-quality childcare to infants through school-age children. Ideally, CVK will build two or more sites, each serving about 100 children, in Waterloo. Funding will be used for initial design expenses which can then be replicated for additional sites and not duplicated saving funds for construction and startup costs.
CECC Expansion
The Community Early Childhood Center (CECC) expansion project will add a 4,908 square foot addition on to the north side of the current one level facility, allowing CECC to increase the number of children to whom we can provide child care services from 151 children to 207.
ESL Child Care Program
Centro Latino—Council Bluffs District Hispanic Ministries’ “ESL Child Care” program aims to eliminate a barrier preventing Spanish-speaking women from attending ESL classes by providing frequent, quality child care services.
Refugee Child Care Microenterprise Program
LSI assists refugee women in increasing their financial stability by becoming registered in-home child care providers and expanding the number of safe and culturally appropriate places to provide child care for working parents.
Hawkeye Responsive Child Care
The Hawkeye Responsive Child Care program will provide access to culturally sensitive child care options benefiting both HCC’s most vulnerable students who are also parents, and the students who provide child care services.
Increasing Access to Educational Child Care at KidsPoint – CCSF Grant
KidsPoint is a leading provider of early education.
Re-Design: Programming, Building, and Outdoor Play – CCSF Grant
Over the past 24 years, an estimated 1,700 children have walked through the doors at the Ringgold Community Child Care Center (RCCCC)—the only daycare in Mount Ayr serving all families who apply.
MPCC After-School Program and MPCC Scholarship Program – CCSF Grant
Of primary concern for families in Henry County are the hours of availability for child care.
Refugee Child Care Business Development Program
LSI’s Child Care Business Development program has worked to build bridges within the child care system for prospective and existing child care providers from various ethnic groups.
Today’s Children, Tomorrow’s Dysart – CCSF Grant
When Union Community School District (UCSD) saw increased enrollment, Little Knights Learning Center (LKLC) was forced to quickly relocate.
