Communities in Schools-Wayne

Wilson County Partnership for Children is a non-profit organization in Wilson, NC, dedicated to supporting the development of young children and families in the community. Through collaborative, community-based programs, the organization focuses on health, family support services, and quality education. As a proud partner in the Smart Start Network, Wilson County Partnership for Children offers a range of programs and services designed to ensure that every child under the age of five in Wilson County is cared for by nurturing adults, stays healthy and safe, and is prepared for success upon entering school. The organization envisions a strong partnership between the Wilson County community and families, aiming to create a supportive environment where children have the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. Led by local volunteers, the Wilson County Partnership for Children is committed to providing essential services to enhance the well-being of families and children in Wilson, North Carolina. Generated from the website content

House of Hope-North Carolina in Clayton, NC has been a pillar of support in the community for over 25 years, offering Christ-centered, clinically-excellent counseling services through their residential program for teenage girls and outpatient center for teens and adults. With a focus on hope, healing, and restoration, they have impacted over 350 clients in their residential program, served 600 families, and provided counseling services to over 150 individuals. Committed to making a difference in the lives of those they serve, House of Hope-North Carolina stands as a beacon of support and guidance for individuals and families seeking help and healing. Through their dedicated staff, impactful events, and testimonials of transformation, they continue to be a trusted resource for those on a journey towards emotional well-being and restoration.Generated from the website

The Public School Forum of North Carolina is a nonpartisan think-and-do tank dedicated to enhancing public education across the state. For nearly 40 years, the organization has united individuals and institutions from business, education, and government to tackle educational challenges, promote equity, and influence policy development. Through various initiatives, including the Dudley Flood Center for Educational Equity and the NC Center for Afterschool Programs, the Forum provides resources and support to improve educational outcomes, foster resilience, and advocate for quality afterschool programs. Their commitment to informing and shaping education policy aims to ensure high-quality and equitable public schools for every child in North Carolina. Generated from the website