Bradford Child Care Services offers early education programs in Connecticut and Pennsylvania designed to support children educationally and socially.

Northern Panhandle Head Start is an education management company based out of United States.

Primrose Schools is a national franchise company that provides high-quality early education and care to children and families across America. Our state-of-the-art school environment, exclusive Balanced Learning® approach and national Cognia™ accreditation have set us apart in the early education industry for over 40 years. There are more than 500 Primrose schools nationwide, serving children 6 weeks old through kindergarten and after-school students. Schools are independently owned and operated by dedicated local Franchise Owners.

The Epilepsy Association is a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to helping people cope with and manage seizure disorders by improving their quality of life, while empowering and enabling individuals to reach their full potential within the community.

Provide vision and leadership required to advance the organization’s vision to be recognized as a vibrant and dynamic business district that sets the national standard for other commercial districts’ growth and innovation. Responsibilities include fiscal and personnel management of the organization, fundraising, project management of design, marketing, infrastructure and economic development initiatives and acting as a liaison between the Board of Directors and key stakeholders, the public, government offices and funders.

Metropolitan Preschool & Nursery is a company based out of 940 PENN AVE, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.

Kid Biz LLC is an education management company based out of United States.

City & State PA is the premier multi-media news firm that dedicates its coverage to Pennsylvania’s state and local government, political and advocacy news. Our in-depth, non-partisan coverage serves Pennsylvania’s leaders every day through our daily First Read e-brief, print magazine, and premier events.

Court Appointed Special Advocates® (CASA of Allegheny County) is a non-profit, social service, community organization in Pittsburgh, PA that recruits and trains volunteers to advocate for children who are before the court as a result of abuse or neglect as defined by the state child welfare laws, living at home or in out-of-home care. No fee is ever charged for this service. Every day, CASA works to expand community activism and awareness regarding dependent children and to promote a child welfare system that is child-focused in its politics and decision making. In 1992, the horrible death of a child in foster care sparked a task force created to address ways to avoid such a tragedy. CASA is named as a potential system improvement and, by 1993, system professionals secured a grant to begin CASA in Allegheny County. Our Mission: To ensure that every child has a safe, supportive and permanent home by providing volunteer advocacy for the best interests of abused and neglected children within the child welfare system. There is no easy answer to the ever-present "What is a CASA?" •A CASA is a volunteer who makes a difference in the lives of children. CASAs are assigned to the most complicated cases of children who have been victims of terrible abuse or neglect. •Our volunteers visit children regularly, contact caseworkers, interview parents, doctors, teachers and therapists, review records, report to the court and testify – all to ensure necessary safety, care and, most importantly, permanence. •Our volunteers make sure that the system operates on a child’s sense of time, being mindful that children are waiting for big decisions to be made. CASA of Allegheny County trains and supports our remarkable volunteers to do the important and life-changing work that they do on behalf of the children they serve.

Union Presbyterian Church is at 5615 UNION RD, GASTONIA, North Carolina, 28056 in the United States

• Lead PA Pre-K Count Program. Responsible for budgeting, reporting and recruitment, retention and success of entire program, including students and teachers. • Manage the day-to-day activities for two childcare centers (140 students and 26 staff) in accordance with the Pennsylvania State Regulations and Keystone Stars • Solicit, write and over see all grant/grant programs• Human Resource Manager providing overall direction and facilitation of training and development; employee relations; compensation and benefits; recruitment and retention; and policy and procedure development.• Payroll Administrator who handles all accounting functions (ADP, Paychex, and Quickbooks)• Responsible for budget development, planning and monitoring. • Responsible for soliciting, securing and maintaining contracts from various vendors and agencies on local and state level• Manage the Health and Wellness Initiative and grant program to ensure a healthy childcare environment with children and families. This also involves sharing information with board members and Stakeholders, developing a center- based health and wellness policy and procedure.• Manage the State of Pennsylvania Keystone Stars Program (quality enhancement program), which includes managing the grant process, procurement of goods and services, budgeting, and policies and procurement of goods and services. • Responsible for all compliance audits on local, State and Federal levels, as well as with grantors. • Facilitate the PA Department of Education Child & Adult Care Food Program. This program involves daily and monthly monitoring, and successful negotiations with a various external entities. • Diligently work with Stakeholders to maintain strong community partnerships

Provided with real-world experience in community engagement and increasing access to affordable, reliable, convenient transportation choices that improve the social and economic security of low-income individualsEngaged as a ride coach for a Guaranteed Basic Mobility Pilot (GBM) by recruiting participants, increasing the odds of mobility usage success by lowering adoption and usage tension, and providing feedback on the GBM pilot