We support a coordinated system of educational, health, mental health, and social services working with state and community leaders, organizations, providers, and families to offer high-quality early childhood care and education for all Nebraska families.
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Our partner organizations and those working within project initiatives can learn more about the structural design and implementation of Nebraska's Strategic Plan here.
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Our early childhood care and education work promotes the professionalization of childcare and provides supports for childcare owners and workers.
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All Nebraska families deserve access to high-quality childcare and early childhood services. We're collaborating with communities to make that a reality.
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Thanks to our partners at Buffett Early Childhood Institute and Ashia Aubrey for sharing this article on Learning Begins at Birth. Learning Begins at Birth is a PDG initiative that provides parents with important information ranging from pregnancy through a child's third year.
A Communities for Kids funded bilingual initiative spreads beyond local community to affect other areas of the state and has a big impact on a family in Douglas County.
