RAISING YOUR PA STARS WITH SHARED SERVICES “EC Alleghenies has played a crucial role in helping me provide high-quality care to my families. I’ve recently moved to a STAR 4 facility, and their services were instrumental in achieving that milestone.” ~ Kristi Tataleba, Owner, Tataleba’s Quality Childcare Home in Berlin, PA By joining EC
Several local child care providers have applied for EC Alleghenies' $1,000 mini-grants to help them open new facilities, expand to serve more members of their communities, or purchase necessary supplies and equipment. The mini-grants are available to new or expanding child care providers in Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Fayette, Somerset, and Westmoreland counties. The Legacy Learning
$24,073 RAISED THROUGH JOINT FUNDRAISING “We did a fundraiser and had a great experience. It was so easy to fill out the spreadsheet with our orders and then they took care of the rest. We will be working with them on fundraising in the future!” ~ Mandy Naugle, Harbor House Preschool and Kindergarten in
Early Childhood (EC) Alleghenies, a network of child care providers in south-central Pennsylvania that shares resources and engages in strategies to support members and the children and families they serve, has approved a second round of mini-grants to help new startup programs and existing providers seeking to expand. EC Alleghenies previously dispersed 15 mini-grants of
Mandy Naugle and Harbor House Preschool and Kindergarten in Altoona have used several Shared Services with their free EC Alleghenies membership. From CPR to HR support, Mandy received the support she needed to better serve her community. "It has been wonderful to get CPR and first aid training! The staff member was so kind to
Eden Gutierrez earned her early childhood education degree with the help of EC Alleghenies. With the support of her mentors and the EC Alleghenies staff, Eden saved time and money so she could hit the ground running and set herself up for future success. "This program has given me a great head start to
“I love my job. Do you?” That is the call to action of a new multi-media early childhood education staff recruitment campaign that kicked off this week in Cambria, Somerset, Bedford, Blair, Fayette and Westmoreland counties. The campaign, which includes television commercials shared via traditional and digital streaming platforms, social media posts, newspaper ads, billboards,
