Chatham County Partnership for Children

Chatham County Partnership for Children, with funding from the annual Reindeer Run 5K, is pleased to offer grants to promote physical activity in Chatham County for children and/or adults. Projects may be located in schools, child care facilities, public areas,

We are thrilled to introduce our new Infant Toddler Specialist! Imani Sie-Duke is a part of the Infant Toddler Quality Enhancement Project. As your Infant Toddler Specialist, she can offer hands-on, individualized, and tailored support (technical assistance) for providers and

  Request for Proposals: Early Childhood Systems Consultant Background and Purpose Established in 1994, the Chatham County Partnership for Children (CCPC) is a public, private non- profit organization, which administers Smart Start funds and services for children ages birth through

  Request for Proposals: Community Engagement and Research Services Background and Purpose Established in 1994, the Chatham County Partnership for Children (CCPC) is a public, private non- profit organization, which administers Smart Start funds and services for children ages birth

OH, Behave! is published electronically monthly for the Healthy Social Behaviors Project by a team of Behavior Specialists. Each newsletter focuses on a topic related to social-emotional development of young children. Click here to view the latest copy of OH,

Chatham County Partnership for Children is a proud partner in the Chatham Solidarity Fund. In Chatham County, we always step up to help our neighbors. In these challenging times, local families need your generosity and solidarity. Your donation to the

Resources for Families Need Child Care? Statewide hotline helping essential workers to find child care: 1-888-600-1685 COVID-19 Parent Application for financial assistance for emergency child care for essential workers Chatham County Government’s Resource Pages, updated frequently Main Chatham County coronavirus