Child Care Facilities

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High-quality early care and education programs come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, but all provide healthy, supportive, engaging places for children to learn and grow. LIIF is proud to have supported child care operators serving thousands of low income families, including family-based child care facilities, large centers and childhood development programs attached to affordable housing and schools.

Featured Projects By State

California

Booth Memorial Child Development Center

The Booth Memorial Child Development Center serves 63 children, ages 0-5 in Oakland, California. The center is part of The Salvation Army campus in Oakland and provides quality, free care to local low income families.
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California Children’s Academy

The California Children’s Academy (CCA) serves over 200 infants, toddlers, and preschoolers in LA County and San Fernando Valley. Using funding from LIIF’s LA ECE Bridge Fund, California Children’s Academy preserved 234 child development staff jobs and 879 parent jobs.
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Commodore Stockton Child Development Center

Commodore Stockton Child Development Center provides a quality full-day child development program for 264 low income preschool and school-age children living in the Chinatown neighborhood of San Francisco.
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Cross Cultural Family Center

Cross Cultural Family Center has opened an infant center at the Cecil Williams House, a supportive housing site for families in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco operated by the Glide Foundation.
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Franklin Head Start

Through its California Preschool Energy Efficiency Program (CPEEP), LIIF provided over $50,000 in energy-efficiency improvements for Franklin Head Start and the 24 other early childhood education sites operated by the Fresno County Economic Opportunity Commission.
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Kai Ming Head Start

Kai Ming was established in 1975 to serve the Chinatown and North Beach communities in San Francisco and now serves 265 children and families through its six centers.
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Kidango

Kidango has provided early care and education to children 0 – 5 years of age since 1979. Today, Kidango serves more than 2,500 children in 10 cities in the San Francisco Bay Area, almost exclusively from low income families.
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Pubelo Nuevo Child Development Center

Located on the Camino Nuevo Charter Academy campus, this early childhood education center provides free early care and education for 120 children, as well as classes for toddlers and parents, to the local community.
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St. Mary’s Preschool

St. Mary’s Center Preschool has served Oakland families facing severe hardship for nearly 40 years. The center provides a safe place for children to learn and play in the middle of one of Oakland’s poorest neighborhoods.
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New York

Utica Place

Utica Place is a transit-oriented, four-story commercial and community located in Brooklyn. The new facility will bring jobs to a distressed neighborhood and enable St. Matthew’s Church, a long-standing community advocate, to offer community services, such as child care and after-school programs, to local families.
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