ASCC Annual Report 2015

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ASCC

Association for Supportive Child Care www.asccaz.org

Annual Report 2015


The Association for Supportive Child Care’s (ASCC) mission is to enhance the quality of care for children in Arizona. ASCC’s programs work with children, families, and child care providers by offering training and resources in topics such as early childhood brain development, First Aid, CPR, nutrition, safety, and appropriate guidance and discipline. Through our programs we help ensure that child care providers throughout the state have the resources and training needed to provide quality child care to the children in their care. ASCC has served Arizona’s early childhood community since 1976. For more information about ASCC, please visit www.asccaz.org or call 480-829-0500 or 800-535-4599.



Amount of training hours child care providers received from our programs

$2,897,657 Dollars spent to improve child care programs

3,649

College credits earned by child care providers working with ASCC Programs

69

T.E.A.C.H. CDA and AA Graduates

727

Child care jobs posted

3.4

Average GPA of Scholars

1,900

Hours of statewide assessment support for child care providers

22,080

Hours of coaching and mentoring to 388 child care centers and homes

332,590

Nutritious meals we reimbursed to family child care providers


305,397

Children in Arizona positively impacted by our programs

15,210

K-6 students that received training on how to be safe before and after school, while home alone, and on the internet

+− 437

Books Provided to Children

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3,312

Children we helped with their homework

Safety Items Distributed

74 Cribs

5,144

Requests for child care information

1,297 Car Seats

847

Home Safety Kits

Pediactric First Aid, CPR, and AED certifications awarded


Funding Sources Grants and Contracts

96.3% 96.3%

United Way

3.1% 3.1%

Donations and Other Sources

1.6% 1.6%

With Appreciation to Our Funders Arizona Community Foundation of Flagstaff Arizona Department of Economic Security Arizona Department of Education Arizona Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith, and Family Arizona Republic Boeing Child Care Aware of America Child Care Services Association City of Chandler City of Tempe First Things First International Rescue Committee Office Depot United Way of Northern Arizona Valley of the Sun United Way ASCC’s generous friends in the community


Board of Directors President

Leslie Anne Anderson, Millennium High School

Vice President

Glen Honig, JDA Software

Treasurer

Mark C. Meschino, M&M Productions

Secretary

Beth Swadener, Ph.D., Arizona State University Jodi R. Liggett, Planned Parenthood Arizona Martie Martin, Ph.D., Retired, Mesa Community College Elsie G. J. Moore, Ph.D., Arizona State University Joanne Floth, Retired, First Things First Lindsay, A. M. Olivarez, ESQ., Udall Shumway Brenda Fleming, Ed.D., Past ASCC Board President Susan Jacobs, ASCC Executive Director


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