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Nonprofits›Families First In Cabarrus County Inc

Human Services

Families First In Cabarrus County Inc

CONCORD, NC

Website

Total revenue

$1.1M

Total expenses

$875K

Net assets

$686K

Grants received

$1.4M

21 grants

EIN

471302015

Tax year

2023

Mission

To provide Early Childhood education and free parenting programs for families and their children who find themselves struggling with parenting, poverty , homes affected by addiction, living linguistically isolated and more.

Programs

2 programs

ParentChild+ CORE and Home Base Child Care Model, home-visiting programs addressing a gap in services for 0-5 year-olds, uniquely working with the caregiver/child(ren) twice-weekly, building stronger families with preschool and school readiness skills. This includes organizing 3 networks across Cabarrus and Mecklenburg Counties, to strengthen licensed and informal Family Home Childcares who offer flexible, accessible, and affordable care for families

Expenses: $47K

Celebrating Families is a 16 straight week trauma-informed program where families and their children, whose homes are affected by addiction, recover together