Oregon Child Development Coalition Inc

Oregon pre-kindergarten (opk) serves children of prenatal to 5 years of age and their families. It is a state funded head start program that provides education and child development services, helping prepare young children for school. 695 children were served state wide including 141 in marion county, 234 in washington county, 94 in jackson county, 84 in klamath county, 34 in malheur county, 27 in polk county, 67 in south marion concordia, and 14 at adelante mujeres.

Early head start child care partnership (region x): ocdc works with child care partners to provide early head start child care partnerships where child care providers work with our team of specialists and experts to elevate the quality of their child care to meet early head start standards. Children 0-3 years of age who are eligible for early head start can attend these year-round, full day services designed to maximize their developmental potential. The program provided services to 162 children state wide.

Oregon department of early learning and care, the preschool promise program offers free, high-quality preschool to children ages three and four living at or below 200% the federal poverty level. 244 children and their low-income families were served state wide including 14 in clackamas, 5 in jefferson county, 12 in marion county, 41 in multnomah county, 61 in polk county, 18 in south marion, 21 in umatilla county, 20 in wasco county, and 52 in washington county.

Us department of agriculture: child care food program meals (breakfast, lunch, snack) averaged 63,599 per month at 24 child care centers state wide.

Various small awards totaled $1,808,204. Included is the oregon department of early learning and care early childhood equity fund (ecef) which was created as part of the student success act to support a broad range of culturally specific, kindergarten readiness and family support programming.

Migrant and seasonal early head start child care partnership (region xii): ocdc works with child care partners to provide early head start child care partnerships where child care providers work with our team of specialists and experts to elevate the quality of their child care to meet early head start standards. Children 0-3 years of age who are eligible for early head start can attend these year-round, full day services designed to maximize their developmental potential. The program provided services to 189 children statewide.

Maternal, infant, and early childhood home visiting (miechv) provides home visits and education for low-income families with infant and or toddlers as well as pregnant women. The home visiting program helps connect families to resources they need to ensure their childs healthy development. Approximately 44 mothers, infants and toddlers were served state wide.