Illinois Assistive Technology is a nonprofit organization management company based out of 1 W Old State Capitol # 100, Springfield, Illinois, United States.

LAND OF LINCOLN GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, INC., SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS is a company based out of 1220 OUTER PARK DR, Springfield, Illinois, United States.

Center For Autism Education is a primary/secondary education company based out of 105 Sheriff Dierker Ct, O'Fallon, MO, United States.

Our mission at Community Child Care Connection is to assist families and child care providers in obtaining education, and quality, affordable child care to help children and families reach their greatest potential.

The mission of Guardian Angel Settlement Association (GASA) is to serve people living in poverty by helping them improve the quality of their lives and achieve economic independence. For over 2,000 individuals each year, their first step on the path to possible starts at Guardian Angel Settlement Association. Guardian Angel has provided a hand-up, not a hand-­out; hope, not just help for over 160 years. We walk alongside each individual and connect them to what they need -­ not tell them what they need to do. We ask questions about how we can support and what they want to accomplish rather than provide answers. We help people explore possibilities rather than be limited by improbabilities. Our focus is on potential, not circumstance. Our services help individuals and families take their first step on the path to possible, and include - EARLY EDUCATION SERVICES: -Early Childhood Development Center -Subsidized Quality Care -Pregnant Mothers Support Services -Partner of Head Start and Early Head Start SOCIAL SERVICES: -Case Management -Client-Choice Food Pantry -Thrift Store & Clothing Bank -Rental and Utility Assistance -Prescription Aid for Seniors & Families

 Provided assistance to foster families and biological families Offered solutions for resources including those for substance abuse issues, mental health assistance, and subsidization for child care Worked towards reunification of biological families and adoption services for children unable to return home Managed case files and completed state required paperwork Attended meetings and court appearances in reference to placement for foster children current familial situations

Responsible for all housing operations at a community-based non-profit organization with 74 units of affordable housing, including: maintenance monitoring, rent collection, and resident counseling. Increased occupancy in 20 unit senior building from 60% to 100%. In conjunction with the Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance (RHCDA) created neighborhood development strategy for six-block area, including new housing construction, creation of jobs, and the establishment of a Community Technology Center. New concepts introduced to agency included: outsourcing of property maintenance, establishment of preventative maintenance program, and check and balance system for rent collection. Project funding exceeding $1.5M was applied for and received from the Missouri Housing Development Commission (MHDC). Negotiated contracts with entities who partnered with Northside Community Center on various projects.

Gateway180 is the largest Residential Emergency Shelter in the State of Missouri, serving women, children, and families experiencing homelessness. It is our G180 mission to empower adults and families to become independent and permanently housed. We provide a temporary home for 150 women and children daily and provide a clean, safe bed in a nurturing environment in response to an individual’s need for emergency shelter. All shelter residents have access to 3 meals daily, day services, children’s programs, and newly offered on-site counseling services. Through our Case Management and Empowerment Programs, we transition individuals and families from the trauma of needing emergency shelter, to preparing for the independence of permanent housing and housing stability. Gateway180 also operates client choice Rapid Rehousing Programs. Our Rapid Rehousing Programs enable us to rehouse and provide financial and case management support to individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the St. Louis community. In a typical year, we serve roughly 1,000 individuals, representing roughly 400 households, in our Residential Emergency Shelter Program, and roughly 700 individuals, or 280 households per year during the COVID pandemic. In addition, annually, we serve 125 individuals, representing 50 households in our scattered-site, Rapid Rehousing Program. The organization is committed to the principles of "Housing First" and to evidence-based practices in homeless services including, trauma-informed care, client-centered care, and critical time intervention.

Inner City Mission - Providing Shelter, Sustenance, Education And Christian Counseling To Homeless Children, Their Parents And Single Women While Keeping Bib...

Award Winning. Michigan Green School. Building the Foundation For a Love of Learning. Families make a conscious decision to enroll their children in this enviornment, because they value deep meaning, authentic relationships, outdoor exploration and creative thinking. The first years of a child's life create the foundation for all later learning. Nature is the perfect venue to intergrate math, science and literacy skills in to our everyday activities in a fun and supportive way. Building Blocks Preschool-An Early Childhood Learning Community, believes in giving each child a “love for learning." Our school is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach and educators such as Piaget, Erickson and Vygotsky. We support children’s learning and valuing the process of continually listening and documenting children's ideas. * Emergent Curriculum approach. We follow the interest of the children. * We utilize the environment as the third teacher. * We support the intellectual, social/emotional, moral and physical development of each child. * We communicate the learning process daily through “Learning Stories”, newsletters, web-based communications, documentation, and educational portfolios and regular feedback to parents. We make learning visiable and include parent in the process. · We establish positive, interactive relationships with families, through informal conversations and feedback, and semi-annual parent teacher conferences. Serving children from 24 months to 12 year old. Toddler/Preschool Full Day/Half Day Preschool/School age care/Summer Camp for Preschool and School Age Www.BuildingBlocksSchool.com

Director of Parents and Children Together-St. Louis (PACT-STL), a federal Administration for Children and Families (ACF) funded initiative focused on child welfare and racial equity.• Led all facets of the project and managed all project staff• Engaged in guiding the establishment of interagency collaborations with other community based, child and family-serving agencies• Developed and implemented all communications strategies including outreach, engagement, and public awareness campaigns

A Place To Grow Child Care Inc is an individual & family services company based out of 99 W 1st St, Corning, New York, United States.