Government Center Childcare

Founded in 1916, Girls Inc. of Worcester is a non-profit organization. Formerly known as Worcester Girls Club, the firm serves 1,818 girls annually ranging in ages 5-18, at its facility located on Providence Street and through 14 direct services sites in schools, housing developments and program partnerships in greater Worcester. It is one of the leading national experts on girls issues and houses one of the largest research centers on girls in the United States at its National Resource Center (NRC) in Indianapolis. Girls Inc. of Worcester offers over 50 programs that primarily focus on careers and life planning, culture and heritage, health and sexuality, leadership, self-reliance/life skills and sports and adventure. Some of its program includes national scholarship program, after school programs, homework helpers, cooking, babysitting and special pre-teen and teen programs.

The Massachusetts Children's Alliance (MACA) is dedicated to ending child abuse through a collaborative effort involving a coalition of 12 Children's Advocacy Centers. Their mission encompasses providing healing and justice for child abuse victims while educating the community and advocating for legislative action to implement effective interventions. With a focus on innovative training and statewide initiatives, MACA aims to equip professionals with the tools necessary to identify and combat different forms of child abuse. Their work emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration to create a supportive environment for affected children across Massachusetts. Generated from the website