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Supporting Education

for Tomorrow’s Leaders

CHCF combines education, capacity-building, and advocacy to strengthen the support system and continuum of learning for children and youth

CHCF Community Programs and Services

CHCF combines education, capacity-building and advocacy to strengthen the support system and continuum of learning for children and youth

Early Care & Education

The Early Care and Education Institute provides culturally-informed, bilingual professional development to Family Child Care educators

Youth Development

We provide culturally-informed, community-based academic and enrichment programs in elementary, middle and high schools

Community Empowerment

Identifying leaders in our local communities

Policy & Advocacy

Working for progressive legislation around access to education

Family Child Care Network

Support and enhance the existing strengths of family child care

Our After-School Programs seamlessly extend the school day

That means more time to study, create, work, and learn. We strive to help students be more successful and put them on a long-term path to stay in school.

News

August 17, 2023 in Blog & News, Press Release

CHCF Joins Forces With Housing Works to Support Asylum Seekers in Long Island City

Over the past year, New York City saw the sudden arrival of over 100,000 migrants and asylum seekers. Amidst an affordable housing crisis in our…
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August 1, 2023 in Blog & News

CHCF Takes the Stage as Northeast Regional Affiliate of the Year at UNIDOS’s 2023 Conference

Last week, on July 24th, the Committee for Hispanic Children & Families (CHCF) accepted the honor of Northeast Regional Affiliate of the Year at the…
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May 8, 2023 in Blog & News, Mental Health

Meet the Mental Health Team Serving the Child Care Providers of New York City

Childhood mental health is in crisis nationwide, with rising rates of anxiety and depression in children for over half a decade. The problem predated the…
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Funders and Corporate Sponsors

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