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A. , Trustee The grant will support vital therapies for children and families at risk. campuses.
(February 16, 2024) The Florida Center for Early Childhood Education is pleased to announce the receipt of a $30,000 grant from the Bank of America Client Foundation, Bank of America, N. A. , Trustee.
This grant will support an initiative aimed at providing vital language, occupational, and infant and early childhood mental health therapies to uninsured and under-insured families in southwest Florida.
Kimberly Treharne, chief programs officer at The Florida Center, emphasized the significance of this program, stating, “Our goal is to ensure that families with young children, ages six weeks to 5 th grade, receive the support they need to help their children develop strong relationships, manage their emotions, behave positively, and achieve important developmental milestones. This lays a solid foundation for future learning.
” Treharne adds that this grant will provide funding to serve 150 children within a 12-month period. Entitled “Recipe for Success: Multidisciplinary Approach to Developmental, Educational, and Trauma Informed Care for Young Children,” the initiative is a multidisciplinary approach to developmental, educational, and trauma-informed care for young children.
This includes offering essential language, occupational, and infant and early childhood mental health therapies to families who may otherwise lack access to such services. Treharne further elaborated on the initiative’s scope, noting that funding will also facilitate mentoring for teachers in early care and education settings.
This mentoring will enable both typically developing children and those with special needs to learn together in inclusive environments, preparing them effectively for kindergarten and beyond.
“The Florida Center extends its deepest gratitude to the Bank of America Client Foundation for its generous support of this critical initiative, which will undoubtedly have a profound and lasting impact on the wellbeing and development of young children and their families in our community,” says CEO Dr. Kristie Skoglund.
She adds that the Bank of America Client Foundation has been a longtime supporter of The Florida Center’s multidisciplinary efforts.
About The Florida Center for Early Childhood For more than 40 years, The Florida Center for Early Childhood has been the leading provider of therapeutic services, early education, and healthy development for young children in southwest Florida, offering a seamless delivery of services for the whole child and their family. Today, the agency is nationally recognized for its early childhood expertise in various specialties.
The Florida Center provides developmental therapies, mental health counseling, Starfish Academy preschool, the Healthy Families home-visiting program, and the state’s only Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Clinic, with locations in Sarasota and Orlando. Suncoast Credit Union Foundation Grant
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Sarasota, FL, with successful track records in arts, historic preservation, education, and human services. Specific focus on early childhood development and families at risk. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Bank of America Client Foundation Grant (The Florida Center for Early Childhood) is funded by Bank of America Client Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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