The Education Institute for Early Intervention Inc

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“(1) career and technical institute - six individuals graduated from the early childhood education diploma credit program, with over 25 participants earning their child development associate (cda) credits. (2) family empowerment nexus - we initiated a part-time position for a family empowerment coordinator to enhance our support services for families. We conducted monthly workshps via zoom, providing valuable resources and guidance to families of children with special needs. Efforts are underway to extend these workshops to a wider audience. (3) early intervention and behavioral health - a partnership with elwin resulted in the award of an early intervention provider contract, enabling us to support children with developmental delays in philadelphia. Developmental delay classrooms were approved and established at our leaper street location, serving children in high-need areas. Plans to pursue approval as a behavioral health agency aim to enhance support services for children on the autism spectrum and others with social needs. (4) training and professional development - we conducted over 383 workshops, conferences, and professional development sessions, reaching a diverse audience of educators and caregivers. Participation in national and regional conferences, including naa fcc, black child development conference, and ccpn conference, expanded our reach and impact. Plans are in place to continue providing high quality training and professional development opportunities in the coming years. (5) community collaborations network - we expanded our community partner program wih the support of a state grant from the department of education octo division. We were awarded the pre-k counts grant for five years, serving over 270 slots of children. Our partnerships grew from 5 to 21 partners, representing philadelphia and delaware county, facilitating greatr outreach and impact. (6) supporting marginalized communities - we were approved as a state contractor for the food and nutrition program, expanding our services to include nutritional support for children.partnerships with programs in delaware county were established to serve as their cacfp sponsor, promoting access to nutritious meals for underserved populations.”

“Contracted services 110,992 0 0 payroll service fees 0 4,799 0 subcontractors 2,064,815 0 0 total 2,175,807 4,799 0”