Early childhood education based on a trauma-informed, two-generational model. Help bring joy and comfort to the children and families we serve in our Early Learning Center ELC during the upcoming season of giving. Inflation has caused an increase in food prices. So, any contribution will go a long way to making sure there is a festive experience for all of our families. The ELC provides high-quality early childhood education to families who have experienced homelessness and other traumatic events.
We work closely with community partners to provide additional resources and support, ensuring that the entire family receives the services they need to thrive. We are requesting donations by December 4th so that our team can purchase gift cards for YWCA families. This will allow our families to select needed items. If you would like to participate in Adopt a Family, there are two ways to give:. Mail a check: Mail a check to Prospect Ave.
The Early Learning Center is the only early childhood education center model of this type in this part of the country. All lead teachers are required to have a four-year degree to implement customized, high-quality education plans. Ongoing case management services provide family members with resources to achieve their goals, increase self-sufficiency. On-site Clinical Director focuses on meeting the social and emotional needs of the children and their families.
When you visit the Early Learning Center, you will sense right away that this is a happy place — not only for the children, but also for the teaching faculty. Everyone on staff is doing what they love most — working with children and families to establish a solid educational foundation.
For more than years, the YWCA has been providing high-quality early childhood education for children ages three to five years while empowering mothers and fathers to pursue their career and educational goals. YWCA incorporates a therapeutic approach and two-generational model into its Early Learning Center model to best serve children age 3 to 5.
