Early Childhood Development is one of our Main Priorities!

At Latino Community Services we understand that challenges need to be faced professionally and objetively. We are constantly partnering with impactful organization and investing in our staff development with the most up to date resources to get the training we need to excel in the execution of our vision and mission.

 

early childhood development intervention

HardvardX

Name: Early Childhood Development Internvention: Global Strategies for Implementation

Certification: Yes

Duration: 7 Weeks

Participation: Child Development Program Manager, Executive Director

 

Examine best practices in child and family policies, advocacy, financing, and pathways to scale—learning how to generate innovative, scalable intervention strategies that supports early childhood development. Together, Harvard University and UNICEF bring global experience from communities to policy makers, evidence and experts from around the world.

There is an urgent need to increase access to high-quality early childhood development intervention programs on national and global scales. While the science behind the importance of early development and funding for these programs has increased globally, policy development, research, and implementation best practices have not been widely adopted. As the COVID-19 virus disrupts health, nutrition, childcare, and education services, and stretches social and child protection systems to their limits, children and families least able to cope are being hit hardest with inequities in childhood development widening. Evidence-based policies that support families and young children are needed now more than ever. This course examines best practices in child and family policies, advocacy, financing, and pathways to scale—showing you how to generate an innovative, scalable intervention strategy that supports early childhood development.

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Introduction to Family Engagement in Education

HardvardX

Name: Introduction to Family Engagement in Education

Certification: Yes

Duration: 6 Weeks

Participation: Child Development Program Manager, Executive Director

 

Learn about successful collaborations between families and educators and why they lead to improved outcomes for students and schools.

Family engagement describes what families do at home and in the community to support their children’s learning and development. It also encompasses the shared partnership and responsibility between home and school.

Such engagement is essential for school improvement. It is also increasingly recognized as an integral element for proficient practice as an educator.

Meet our Partners

Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust

Winston Salem Foundation

The Women's Fund of Winston Salem

Family Services

Love Out Loud

Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods