Partnerships
The programs have partnerships with multiple organizations.
Tomas Mejia recommends that
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Cool Culture partners with:
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Dental Aid has both Health Partners and Community Partners throughout Colorado.
From Cavity Free at Three homepage Cavity Free at Three partners with healthcare providers and provides all of the resources and support that they need to join the statewide efforts to improve the oral health outcomes for Colorado’s kids. This is a free service funded by six Colorado health foundations and in partnership with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing. |
From Core Components of a Family Place Library
One of the core elements of Family Place Libraries is coalition-building with community agencies that serve families and young children to refer and connect parents to community resources and develop programs and services tailored to meet local needs. The five-week Parent/Child Workshop also features local professionals who serve as resources for parents. From Family Place Long Island Evaluation Final Report (August 2012)
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From Invest in Kids' Role
Invest in Kids is responsible for the program’s ongoing growth and development, acting as advocate for funding and expansion, and consultant for continuing education and collaboration with program nurses.
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Partnership with WIC
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From Programs: Program Profiles
The Raising A Reader program is flexible and can adapted to meet the unique needs of children and families in diverse settings. Raising A Reader Affiliates Include:
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Reach Out and Read Colorado has partnered with 197 clinics in Colorado
Library Partnerships
One Book 4 Colorado Partnership |
Source: Ready to Read Partnership Evaluation
To date, partnerships have been formed with 88 community agencies or programs.
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From IMLS Project Profiles
Since it started in 2008, the RRRC has served more than 100 Alaska communities through outreach that also includes early literacy and RRRC informational workshops, advertisements, articles in online and print publications, and other advocacy. Terrie Weckerle, Project Manager, has partnered with 22 different early childhood and education organizations – including the Anchorage Public Library, the Municipality of Anchorage, and the Alaska State Library – to promote the Ready to Read program on a statewide basis. |