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Located in New Albany, Ind., Rauch provides educational services for children with developmental disabilities. Founded in 1953, Rauch serves more than 650 children, adults and families in the southern Indiana community from various sites, including the Rauch Center, ACCESS, Rauch Industries, Work One Center and Another Place to Create. ACCESS, a division of Rauch, is a community support program that assists individuals in making decisions and helps them in becoming more independent. The organization s assistive technology services includes consultations, evaluations, maintenance, training, referrals and long-term assistance. Its beneficiary services program provides access to financial and life management services for elderly and disabled persons in Clark and Floyd counties in Indiana. Rauch Industries offers a variety of services, including sheltered and competitive work opportunities, service coordination, subcontract manufacturing, referrals, vocational training and crisis intervention. Rauch is affiliated with the Indiana Association of Rehabilitation Facilities, Metro United Way and The Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission.

Community Coordinated Child Care (4-C) is a non-profit organization based in Louisville, KY, dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources for families and child care providers. With over 50 years of service, 4-C offers a range of programs and services, including assistance in finding quality child care, resources for families, professional training for child care providers, and advocacy for early childhood education. Committed to promoting the well-being and development of children, 4-C strives to create a strong and nurturing environment for families and child care professionals. As a trusted partner in the community, 4-C works closely with families, child care providers, and other organizations to ensure that every child has access to high-quality early childhood education. Through their Head Start program, All STARS initiative, and Kentucky Shared Services, 4-C supports the growth and success of child care businesses while promoting best practices in early childhood education. With a focus on collaboration and evidence-based approaches, 4-C continues to make a positive impact on the lives of children and families in Louisville.Generated from the website