Programs for Children birth - five, their families and child care teachers:
- Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) – Parents can get information on local quality child care, a facility’s star rating, staff education, location, hours, and what age children they care for. CCR&R also assists child care providers in becoming licensed and offers training and support to established providers.
- Expansion of Child Care Subsidy – Helps income-eligible families receive assistance in paying for high quality child care so parents can work or attend school. Also provides funds to help child care facilities maintain their level of quality. To determine eligibility, contact the Department of Social Services: 336-694-4141 or Tonya Breedlove, 694-2047
- Professional Development Incentives – Promotes a stable and educated child care workforce by encouraging child care teachers’ pursuit of higher education, providing increased compensation, and supporting employment longevity.
- Raising A Reader - New in Jan 2012! Provides an early literacy program that promotes daily “book sharing” between children and their parents.
- NC Pre-Kindergarten(Pre-K) Program - Provides high-quality educational experiences to enhance the school readiness for eligible four-year-olds.
Programs for Children age nine - 18 and their families:
- Teen Outreach Program (TOP) – Is a youth development program for children in 6th-12th grades that fosters the positive development of teens through community service learning and classroom discussions. Teens develop positive self-image, learn valuable life skills, and establish future goals.
- Can We Talk? – Is a parenting workshop for parents of 4th - 9th graders that helps parents develop skills to more effectively communicate their values to their children. Parents find out what their children are learning in school, from their friends, and from the media, and how to use this information to make conversations with children non-confrontational and ongoing.
- Parents Matter! Program (PMP) - PMP encourages parents to talk to their children about adolescent health issues. The program, designed for parents and guardians of pre-teens and teenagers, helps parents improve their skills and increase their comfort level when talking to their children about pregnancy prevention, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and HIV/AIDS. The program provides opportunities for parents to build positive parenting skills, improve parent-child communication, and strengthen relationships with their children.
Caswell County Partnership for Children
Hours: 8:00 am- 5:00 pm Monday-Friday
Visit us: 1084 NC Hwy 86 North in Yanceyville or for mail: PO Box 664, Yanceyville, NC 27379 tel: 336-694-1538 fax: 336-694-7666 email: ccp4child@esinc.net | 
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