Evans Child Development Center

Thompson Child Development Center is a leading human services organization in Charlotte, NC, dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and families through comprehensive, evidence-based services and trauma-informed care. They offer a wide array of programs including mental health services, foster care support, and educational resources designed for children aged 0-18 and their families. Focused on prevention and personalized support, Thompson champions the well-being of children and the strength of families within the community. Their vision is to ensure that all children are healthy, families are thriving, and communities are robust, fostering an environment where youth can flourish and achieve their full potential. Generated from the website

Founded in 1928, American Children's Home is a nonprofit organization. It began as an orphanage for children of members of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, which is one of the oldest patriotic fraternities in the United States. The organization receives funds from private individuals, businesses, churches, civic groups and foundations. American Children's Home offers foster family, pre-school day, therapeutic foster and school-age day care services. The organization provides vocational education through community college, secondary vocational education, technical and college training, on-campus library and learning center. American Children's Home is nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation and member of the Alliance for Children and Families. It is located in Lexington, N.C.

Smart Start of Forsyth County is a nationally recognized program that supports families and equips early childhood professionals in Winston-Salem, NC. Their mission is to promote equitable access to quality early childhood development and education, preparing young children from birth through age five for success in elementary school and beyond. Through a range of services and resources, Smart Start of Forsyth County helps families nurture their children's natural desire to learn and provides educators with training, resources, and mentoring opportunities to enhance early education offerings. They also assist childcare facilities in meeting licensing requirements, understanding the childcare star rating system, and incorporating NC Pre-K classrooms into their centers.Generated from the website