OUR IMPACT

Overcoming behavioral challenges!

Jamie was having behavioral challenges inside and outside of the classroom from bursting out in fits to having troubles being socially engaged. Our teachers worked with him through play and also connected his family with resources to support in-home family therapy. Jamie is now 1 of 15 children who graduated from the U4C Early Childhood Learning Center in 2019. He is excited to start kindergarten. Learn more about our Early Childhood Learning Center.

Healthy eating!

Zaylee is one of 6,756 children who received healthy meals every day in 2019 through our Child Nutrition program. Sometimes these meals are the only access children will have to healthy food. Good nutrition is key to building good eating habits, healthy bodies and healthy minds. Learn more about our Nutrition Program.

Growing up isn’t always easy!

If you have a child with special needs, consistency in relationships and environments are essential so that the child’s maximum potential can be reached. Often, teachers and programs do not always know how to meet the child’s diverse needs. Tate was born with a genetic disability and struggled interacting and communicating with the staff.  Our Inclusion services stepped in and implemented a system for Tate to communicate through pictures. He is now going to Kindergarten and speaking clearly. Learn more about our Inclusion Program.