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THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Few efforts in our community actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
But few efforts actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
But few efforts actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
Few efforts in our community actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
The Children's Agenda is working remotely!
Like so many others in this strange time, The Children’s Agenda is practicing social distancing. Our physical offices are closed and our staff are working remotely. Know that we are still continuing to advocate for the needs of children. If you need to contact us, click this link to find our staff’s contact information.
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Have Taken Online Action in 2020
Did you miss our Rochester City School District Teach-in?
FACEBOOK FEED
We applaud Monroe County for dropping parent fees for child care to $1 and providing emergency 30-day certificates for child care. To apply, visit monroecounty.gov.
monroecounty.gov
MonroeCounty.gov is the official site of Monroe County, New York providing online services and information for residents, businesses, municipalities and visitors.We are grateful to Senator Chuck Schumer for requiring the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act to include $1.2B for NYS K-12 schools, $3.5B Child Care Development Block Grants, and over $375 billion for forgivable loans and grants to small businesses and non-profits so they can maintain their existing workforce, and help pay expenses during this crisis, like rent, a mortgage or utilities. Thank you to U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Congressman Joe Morelle for supporting and passing this landmark legislation.
The 2020-21 RCSD Draft Budget is out. The Children's Agenda will be watching closely and providing information that parents and community need.
thechildrensagenda.org/2020/03/27/draft2021rcsdbudget/
Last night the Rochester City School District (RCSD) released its draft 2020-21 budget
thechildrensagenda.org
YMCA and Monroe County Schools Partner for Emergency School Age Care
www.rcsdk12.org
In response to NYSED guidance regarding school closures due to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in New York, the YMCA of Greater Rochester is working with the Monroe County School ...Please welcome our two newest staff members... Carmen Torres and Ryan Levoie! Carmen joins the team as our new Parent Advocacy Coordinator and Ryan as ROC the Future's new Administrative/Grants Assistant. It has been a crazy week for sure, but they have jumped right in to help make a difference in the lives of children in our area. Please welcome Carmen and Ryan!
