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The Partnership for Children of Wayne County, Inc. is a non-profit organization designed to provide programs and services for families and children in Wayne County, North Carolina. We build partnerships with families and the community to create a comprehensive system of early care and education. In doing so, our community leads the way in building a brighter future for all of North Carolina.
The Partnership for Children of Wayne County…
MISSION: The Partnership for Children unites the community to effectively support and empower families, prepares children to succeed in school and encourages continuous learning for educators of young children, therefore contributing to the economic vitality of Wayne County.
VISION: Children will receive the start they need to become educated, healthy, and self-reliant people who strengthen the social and economic future of Wayne County.
Looking for child care in Chatham, Harnett, Johnston, Lee or Wayne Counties in NC? You have come to the right place.
Child Care Search can help you find a child care program that meets your family’s needs.
The Partnership for Children of Wayne County offers many training opportunities for Child Care Providers that range from CPR to Fire Safety and from Drama Theatre Playtime to Getting Messy with Science.
The Partnership for Children of Wayne County, Inc. the local nonprofit agency administering Smart Start programs, seeks bids for Janitorial, Yardwork, Computer Support, Payroll, Office Supplies and Early Childhood Supplies for the period of July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2027. If you are interested in applying for any of these six bids, please…
Executive Board Meeting will be held Thursday, March 28th at noon at the Partnership office. If you are planning to attend, please contact Valerie Wallace at vwallace@pfcw.org or 919-735-3371 x231.
Please complete and list any services that you may be interested in receiving from our Partnership for Children. A staff member will contact you to discuss all of the programs our partnership has to offer! Scan the QR code to begin.
Why The First 2000 Days? There are only 2,000 days between the time a baby is born and when he or she will begin kindergarten. During that time brain architecture is forming, creating either a strong or weak foundation for all future learning. Child development is a dynamic, interactive process that is not predetermined. It occurs in…
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