Nicole Malveaux to lead programs and services to local families Nicole Malveaux has been named 4C for Children’s new Family & Community Services Strategic Director.
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Child abuse is a sensitive topic where there is harm or the potential for harm to an individual ages zero to 18. Read More about 4C for Children Offers Health and Safety Training »
A recent report by the Child Care and Early Education Policy and Research Analysis provides a comprehensive review on the expansive short and long-term impacts of high-quality early childhood education and care for young children.
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The holiday season brings a sweet dose of joy, but it can also bring on a significant amount of stress. With the numerous demands of children and other family members, it can be particularly challenging.
With a little preparation, there are ways to ease the pressure and allow families to concentrate on what truly matters – togetherness.
The Biden-Harris Administration recently requested $16 billion from Congress in supplemental federal funding to sustain the child care sector and provide an additional year of child care stabilization funding.
The 4C for Children Leadership and Early Childhood Conference kicked off each day by recognizing an early childhood educator who has positively impacted the children and families in their communities.
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On Nov. 1, President Biden declared this month as National Adoption Month. Following the declaration, Governor Mike DeWine and Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted signed an Ohio proclamation recognizing November as Adoption Recognition and Recruitment Month.
Holidays like Thanksgiving offer a unique opportunity to pause, reflect and express gratitude for the people and blessings that enhance our lives. Gratitude isn’t a natural instinct; it must be taught to our little ones.
As a parent, grandparent, or caregiver reading to a child from their earliest days is one of easiest and best activities you can do. Children who are read one picture book every day are introduced to about 78,000 words per year.
4C for Children will honor Dr. Christine Gibson at this year’s Champions Gala at Music hall on November 4. Learn more about our Champion for Children here.
“It was shock for me… I’ve never got anything like this. When they told me we all hugged and shared stories. It was a brilliant moment,” Dr. Gibson said.