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C SUB C hildren’s C enter. Introduction. Introduction. CSUB Children’s Center On-site childcare center Serving the needs of campus students and staff Current Enrollment of Children’s Center 150 children 52 on waiting list (28 2-year olds) Priority Enrollment Low income students

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  1. CSUBChildren’s Center

  2. Introduction

  3. Introduction • CSUB Children’s Center • On-site childcare center • Serving the needs of campus students and staff • Current Enrollment of Children’s Center • 150 children • 52 on waiting list (28 2-year olds) • Priority Enrollment • Low income students • CSUB Enrollment - 6633

  4. Introduction (con’t) • Children’s Center • Started by students who had a need for on-site campus childcare • For 20 years CSUB Children’s Center has enabled students to complete their education while providing quality childcare • Received its 4th accreditation in 2000

  5. Introduction (con’t) • Intended Project • Create and implement survey to students and staff • Assess needs of future childcare • Continue providing a quality childcare environment

  6. Introduction (con’t) • Mattel’s Children Foundation • Project fits or matches requirements • 501(c)(3) public charity that serves children in need • Grant of $5000 meets goal to complete survey • Children’s Center operating budget less than $1 million • After survey Children Center will be able to design program that best fits the needs of CSUB community

  7. Needs Statement

  8. Goals and Objectives

  9. Goal 1 • Encourage current CSUB students to stay in school by improving the current on campus child care center “CSUB Children’s Center”.

  10. Objectives • 1.1 • Increase the number of CSUB students with children utilizing the on campus child care center;

  11. Goal 2 • Expand the services provided to current CSUB students by broadening services provided by the child care center “CSUB Children’s Center”.

  12. Objectives • Develop an infant care program to accommodate 9 infants and toddlers under the age of 2 within 1 year; • Increase hours of operation to include evening and weekends totaling 20 additional hours per week; • Add two more classrooms within the next two years

  13. Methods

  14. Evaluation Plan

  15. Budget

  16. Proposed Budget

  17. Mattel’s Children’s Foundation • Grant’s range from $5000 to $25,000 • Accepts unsolicited applications for funds • Foundations mission focuses on direct service to children up to 12 years old • Application organizations must have operating budget of less than $1 million • Considers 2 types of grants • Program specific • Administrative and operating costs

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