GOAL 2: Cumberland County families of children, birth to age 5, effectively fulfill their roles as the primary providers, nurturers, and teachers, helping their children reach their full potential.
Objectives:
2.1. Families have the knowledge and skills needed to insure that their children enter school healthy and ready to learn. {PARENT FAMILY DEVELOPMENT}
417 |
Special Needs: Early Intervention/Special Education |
Autism Outreach and Resource Services |
Autism Society of Cumberland County |
| 417 |
Special Needs: Early Intervention/Special Education |
Community Intervention Program |
Care Management Services |
501 |
Family Resource Center- |
BRIDGES to Successful School Transitions |
Cumberland Community Action Programs |
504 |
Teen parent/child program |
Teens ‘N’ Tots |
Fayetteville Area Youth for Christ |
510 |
Family Crisis Intevention |
Early Intervention Team |
Cumberland County Mental Health
|
| Outcomes |
X% of families report they “agree” or “strongly agree” that they feel confident to apply the parenting information presented in a Smart Start funded activity |
2.2. Families have the knowledge and skills to participate in literacy related activities with their children. {FAMILY LITERACY}
512 |
Literacy Programs |
Teens ‘N’ Tots |
Fayetteville Area Youth for Christ |
512 |
Literacy Programs |
BRIDGES to Successful School Transitions |
Cumberland Community Action Programs |
512 |
Literacy Programs |
MOTHEREAD |
Cumberland County Public Library |
| Outcomes |
Of the families who report engaging in literacy activities with their children less than 4 times a week before participating in a Smart Start funded literacy activity, X% will report that they increased the number of times they engaged in literacy activities to 4 or more times a week. |
2.3. Families have the information they need to select quality child care for their children. {CHILD CARE & COMMUNITY RESOURCE & REFERRAL}
104 |
Child Care Resource and Referral |
Child Care Resource and Referral |
Partnership for Children of Cumberland County |
| Outcomes |
X% of parents/guardians indicate that they used quality indicators in search for child care. |
X% of parents/guardians who selected care indicated that they choose care in 3,4 or 5 star licensed program. |
X% of parents/guardians satisfied with child care referral services. |
A X% placement success rate. |
2.4. Cumberland County children experience smooth transitions, with easy adjustments, from home, preschool or other types of child care programs into the formal education system . {KINDERGARTEN TRANSITION}
| 122 |
Kindergarten Orientation/Transitions |
More at Four Coordination |
Partnership for Children of Cumberland County |
| 122 |
Kindergarten Orientation/Transitions |
BRIDGES to Successful School Transitions |
Cumberland Community Action Programs |
| 122 |
Kindergarten Orientation/Transitions |
Art Trunks/Parent Kits |
Fayetteville Museum of Art |
Revised 8/22/2008