Consortium for Resilient Young Children
Promoting social and emotional resilience in children birth through six
Vision
Mission
Core Values
Core Philosophy
History
Member Agencies
"This is a high-level collaborative project, comprised of six agencies that have consistently yielded strong results, with great potential for wide-scale impact. This, coupled with the large number of children served and the potential for increased capacity of child care providers, make this an exemplary project."
--Barbara Terry
Vice President of Community Impact
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
January 2013 CRYC e-newsletter (pdf)
Parent Partnerships Core Principles
The Kindergarten Readiness Debate: Evaluating Social Emotional Development and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Services in a Multi-Site Collaborative (American Evaluation Association Conference in October 2012)
2012 Promoting Resilient Children Program Summary
The Consortium for Resilient Young Children brings together the best of Early Childhood and Mental Health practices. Historically, these two disciplines have operated without integration. The Consortium promotes best practices related to quality child care and access to children’s mental health services.
How Can We Help You?
The Consortium can provide your organization, committee or center with:
- Expertise on social and emotional issues with young children
- One-time trainings and workshops on related topics Information regarding best practices
- Support and advocacy for related initiatives
- Professional guidance in answering questions from parents and caretakers
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| Thank you to the United Way of Greater Cincinnati for early and ongoing support of the consortium. |