My family has been a supporter of Children, Inc. for a number of years. I was first introduced to the organization through my father who has been a supporter for years. My sister enrolled her daughter in their early childhood programs and had a great experience.
Children, Inc. really does seem to care about the success and development of the children they serve and we are blessed to have them in our community.
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- EIN 31-0910787
- info@childreninc.org
- 859-431-2075
- 333 Madison Avenue Covington KY 41011 USA
- http://www.childreninc.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Child Day Care, Children & Youth, Education, Preschools
Mission: We advance the success of young children by partnering with families, professionals and the community through exemplary services, training, research and advocacy. We accomplish our mission within a culture of innovation, collaboration and shared leadership.
Results: We serve more than 3,300 NKY and Cincinnati children at 187 locations (family child care, in-school preschools, early childhood development centers, before and after school programs, extended educational care programs, family teen centers, etc.) each year. We engage nearly 25,000 NKY and Cincinnati students in service learning projects each year. - Last school year, these students raised and gave away $162,466 to support local, national and international causes. Last year, 917 volunteers gave time to various projects for Children, Inc. children and centers. Our outcomes: • 89% of children met or exceeded age appropriate fine motor skills like writing and manipulating small objects • 97% of children met or exceeded age appropriate gross motor skills like moving large objects • 90% of children met or exceeded age appropriate cognitive skills like matching and counting • 87% of children met or exceeded age appropriate language skills like reading comprehension and naming objects • 96% of children were able to exercise age appropriate self-control • 97% of children demonstrated age appropriate initiative • 94% of children were securely attached to an adult in their lives
Geographic areas served: Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati
Programs: Childcare, preschool, Kindergarten, extended kindergarten services, Montessori and traditional classrooms, service learning programs, before and after school programs, Summer camp, teacher training, Montessori teacher training, social emotional training, DECA training in partnership with Devereux Center for Resilient Children, family child care