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Mission and Service Fannie Battle Day Home for Children is the second oldest childcare center in the United States. Our mission is to continue the tradition established n 1891 by our founder, Miss Fannie Battle: to provide affordably high-quality child care, for at-risk children in a nurturing environment while empowering families to reach their potential. Fannie Battle is licensed by the State of Tennessee receiving the highest 3-Star rating and is also a United Way of Middle Tennessee funded agency. Fannie Battle also participates in the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee's GivingMatters. We are a year-round childcare center open Monday-Friday, 6: 30 a.m.-5: 30 p.m. The Day Home offers Infant/Toddler, Preschool, Pre-K, and School Age Programs to 82-96 children ages 6 weeks to 10 ( 12 years during the summer ). Fees are set on a sliding scale according to income and parents are required to be working, in school or in a job training program. 90% of our families are classified by the federal government as low income. 56% live in Public Housing and 94% qualify for free or reduced meals. 89% are from single parent homes and 87% are of African American heritage.

The Nashville Civic Design Center is a nonprofit organization based in Nashville, TN that focuses on urban design and planning initiatives. Through research, education, and community engagement, the center works to create more sustainable and equitable built environments. With a mission to promote design excellence and improve the quality of life in Nashville, the Civic Design Center collaborates with various stakeholders to address urban challenges and shape the future of the city's development. By fostering dialogue and advocating for smart design practices, the center plays a key role in shaping the urban landscape of Nashville. Generated from their business information