Family & Youth Engagement

Child Care

MCAC recognizes and actively addresses challenges to participation by offering:

Childcare at events
Access to nutritious, culturally relevant food
Language access and inclusive programming

MCAC empowers residents through:

Tutoring and educational support programs
Workforce development and childcare initiatives
Workshops and resource-sharing opportunities
Youth and family workforce development

Child Care Provider Program

Workforce and business development
Growing awareness of childcare program opportunities/benefits within and throughout BIPOC communities
MCAC designed and delivered a robust, culturally responsive curriculum to support aspiring and emerging family childcare providers. Cohort training delivery that is culturally responsive
Developing BIPOC/ESL providers and removing barriers to language accessibility to resources to provide high quality, culturally appropriate early childhood education alongside state providers.
Childcare Provider Shadowing opportunities
Childcare business development coaching support
Home visit one-one business assessment and provider support
Multilingual CPR, Safety, & First aid Training

Educational Justice

To build relationships and provide parents with vital information about public education in New Hampshire, so they can better advocate for their children and themselves.

Our why: To dig deeper, explore big topics/issues, and spark ideas/topics that turns into co-created action/projects

MCAC will provide office hours, tutoring, checking in on what student needs and parental engagement

After school academic programming
Parental engagement around their student’s academic success
High-profile tutoring support for students
Youth friendship connect/programming
Community conversation with educational support partners
College preparation support