…offering training to providers in Central Iowa, LSI is also committed to providing technical assistance and training to other communities and organizations interested in starting a refugee childcare training program….
…“Sometimes I feel like a taxi driver,” jokes Alpho Tshamala of Cedar Rapids. But for Alpho, the hectic duties of being a full-time mom are more than welcome compared to…
…of initiative and impact. Join us as we honor 30 years of IWF and the countless daydreams that have come true because of our efforts. We must continue to build…
With a second year of funding from IWF and Hills Bank and Trust Company, WFAN will train beginning women farmers. This program connects women who aspire to farm with a…
When Union Community School District (UCSD) saw increased enrollment, Little Knights Learning Center (LKLC) was forced to quickly relocate. Because of this, LKLC continues to raise money to help pay…
…community engagement and prevention education, we seek a future free of violence and homelessness. With the Iowa Women’s Foundation support, Friends of the Family was able to continue and expand…
…food insecurity, and help accessing community resources. Funds from IWF’s CCSF Grant will allow KidsPoint to award more scholarships to meet the community’s increasing demand for child care, especially for…
…social movements involving the Black community, engage in the meaning of protest and social justice in the modern era, and become empowered to work for change within your own community….
…social movements involving the Black community, engage in the meaning of protest and social justice in the modern era, and become empowered to work for change within your own community….
…thank you to our 2023 Grant Partner, Community United Child Care Centers, not only for guest writing this blog but also for recognizing an important need in your community and…
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