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Caring for children between
the ages of six weeks to twelve years old whose parents, because of employment
away from home, cannot care for them in their own homes during the day. |
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Providing daycare for children
of unemployed parents in such situations as may seem advisable. |
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Maintaining an office in which
the business of the agency is to be conducted. |
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Setting fees in accordance
with costs of service and the applicants ability to pay for care. |
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Organizing employee and volunteer
training courses to secure efficient staff and volunteer service. |
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Developing general community
understanding and support of Child Development, Inc. and the principles
of our day care and preschool services. |
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Fostering the cooperation of other community services
in maintaining appropriate daycare/preschool services. |
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Providing consultation to individuals
and organizations on general matters relating to daycare/preschool of children. |
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Stimulating and promoting pro-social
thinking and action in the community, which will improve economic and social
conditions. This will include the initiation and support of the betterment
of social welfare, equality of man, and principles of no-invidious discrimination
and fair thinking. |
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Ensuring that no child shall be denied services
of this agency on account of race, color, creed, national origin, or sex. |
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Providing alternative and temporary care to children
who have been abused, neglected, or exploited. |
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