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Through the Pennsylvania Nutrition and Physical Activity Self Assessment for Child Care (PA NAPSACC) Mini-grant Project, TIU Community Education & Workforce Services supports Pennsylvania early learning programs to engage in a continuous cycle of quality improvement focused on improved outcomes for children and families. Since 2012, over 500 early learning programs have participated in the PA NAPSACC and experienced significant outcomes. All PA early learning programs can access North Carolina's GO NAPSACC online tool. |
PA NAPSACC Success - Staying Connected with Children and Families during COVID-19
Through creativity and innovation, The Caring Center in Philadelphia found ways to connect and support families during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program quickly adapted to provide virtual delivery of children's educational programming and family outreach.
Through creativity and innovation, The Caring Center in Philadelphia found ways to connect and support families during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program quickly adapted to provide virtual delivery of children's educational programming and family outreach.
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Miss Marisol leads a fun, virtual movement activity
using "Baby Shark." |
Miss Erica leads a cooking demonstration for families to
engage in from home. |
Miss Raina leads virtual Mindful Moments during quarantine.
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For more information on the PA NAPSACC, visit the Keystone Kids Go website or email lmcmonigal@tiu11.org