by CFRC | Mar 18, 2020 | Census, Covid, Local News
In this time of uncertainty, one thing is certain: babies are relying on us to get the #2020Census right. #DYK the Census funds the services that children and families need day-to-day and in times of crisis? It is time to #CountAllKids....
by CFRC | Mar 3, 2020 | Blog, Early Childhood Education, Local News
by Jamie Wiener, Executive Director You and your partner meet, you have a fabulous courtship full of adventures, you decide to get married, you have kids, and then things change. These adorable little humans, who have the power to make adults babble and say nonsense...
by CFRC | Feb 3, 2020 | Blog, Early Childhood Education, Local News
I distinctly remember the first times I dropped off my children at child care at the end of my maternity leave. The memory of my son Leo’s first day is more vivid because of its recency, but the feelings were the same. I was a nervous wreck all day. Would they like...
by CFRC | Jun 5, 2015 | Blog, Local News
I was recently saddened to learn that the number of Henderson county students who qualify for the schools’ free and reduced meals program grew from 55% in the 2013-2014 school year to 59% in the current, 2014-2015, school year! This equates to 7,965 children! Good...
by CFRC | Apr 9, 2015 | Blog, Early Childhood Education, Local News
I learned the definition of the word contradictory when I was the wise age of “9 going on 10.” At that time, my family lived in Beaufort, NC. I was in the fourth grade and once a week I would go to work with my dad after school before we would walk down the street...
by CFRC | Feb 11, 2015 | Adolescent Parents, Blog, Local News
At age 16, Pam became pregnant and during her senior year of high school joined the Children & Family Resource Center’s Adolescent Parenting Program. The guidance she received from her program coordinator and the support from the other young mother’s in the...
