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History
1998-99: Testing New Ideas and Approaches
- Dr. Bertha Gorham of the Research Triangle Institute
conducts the county’s first comprehensive community
early childhood needs assessment consisting of face-to-face
interviews with 500 families and held 20 focus group
discussions with 198 participants.
- State of the Child and Family Electronic Community begins
and provides:
- One-stop shop online information exchange
center
- Online interactive family resource guide with a
listing of 150 agencies, 345 programs and 94 subjects
- Customizable, dynamic, web-based accountability
tracking system for the 30 programs funded by PFC
- Computer-based training/education courses around
family violence and child abuse
- Outcome-based, case management and referral system
to facilitate timely, efficient and effective access
to child care subsidy
- Suite 200 of Omni Family Resource Center is purchased
on June 30, 1999 leveraging the funds previously used
for rent.
- The Healthy Families of Cumberland County (HFCC) which
began services in July 1998 consists of intensive home
visits by trained professionals to serve all new parents
with services on a voluntary basis.
- The Bank of America/United Way of America's Success
By Six® program has awards the United Way
of Cumberland County (UWCC) a grant of $70,000 for
the implementation of a Public Awareness and Engagement
Campaign. To enhance the work already underway in Cumberland
County, the Success By Six® Public Awareness
and Engagement Campaign.
- PFC receives $10,861,531 appropriation
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