What is the Alamance Partnership for Children?
The Alamance Partnership for Children (APC) is a non-profit
organization serving children, youth and families in Alamance County. APC administers the state Smart Start funds, an
early childhood initiative designed to ensure that young children enter
school healthy and ready to succeed.
APC also administers other grant funded programs for children birth through age twelve and is a central source of information about activities, programs, and resources for children and families.
Our Vision:All children arrive at school happy, healthy, and ready for success in school and life
Our Mission:The Partnership shapes opinion and mobilizes resources to support Alamance County families in creating and sustaining nurturing environments for their children.
APC Board of Directors 2014-2015:Barry Bass – Retired Director, Alamance County Health Department
Dr. Tim Beshel – Beshel Chiropractic Rachel Blunk – Attorney, Sharpless-Stavola *Eddie Boswell (Treasurer) – Owner, Boswell Construction Company Patsy Byrd – Rehabilitation Counselor, Vocational Rehabilitation Chris Clemmons – Vice President, Carolina Bank Latawnya Hall- Program Manager of Adult Services, Department of Social Services *Jeremy Ireland (Secretary) – Director, Centro La Comunidad Dr. Kristen Moffitt – Burlington Pediatrics Stacie Saunders - Director, Alamance County Health Department Granville Simmons – Coordinator, Weed & Seed-Burlington Police Department Martha Krall – Cultural Competency/Outreach, Alamance Alliance for Children and Families Kelly Tate- Dean, Health and Public Services, Alamance Community College *Ron Waters (Vice Chair) – Manager, Sandvik M.J. Wilkerson-Director, Alamance Public Libraries *Stephanie Williams (Board Chair) – Marketing Consultant Davina Woods – Director, Excel Christian Academy *Executive Committee Members *Board Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month at noon. These meetings are open to the public. Should you have an interest in attending, please contact the Partnership at 336.513.0063.
|
Our Top News & Quick Links:
NC Pre-K for 2015-16
If you are a parent interested in the NC Pre-Kindergarten Program, please click here to go to the NC Pre-K page of this website to find detailed information and a link to the 2015-16 Application in both English & Spanish.
Incredible Years Spring 2015 Classes!The Incredible Years Program is currently accepting applications for the spring sessions. Classes will begin February 16th and March 3rd for parents of children ages 3-12.
Request for Application for Motheread/B.A.B.Y Facilitators
SAVE THE DATE for the Early Education Summit
NEW 2013-14 APC
| ||||||||||
Child Care Services Association just updated the Child Care in Alamance County Fact Sheet: 2014.
