How New Hope for Kids is Changing Lives
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New Hope for Kids, an Orlando nonprofit, is changing lives in many ways, but three important programs stand out: their center for grieving children and families; their wish-granting program for children with chronic illnesses; and their high tech facilities for children of all ages.
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Children’s Care Acadamy of Pinellas
Accomplishments
Personnel
Location
123 Highland Avenue, Largo, Florida 31111
The Children’s Care Academy of Pinellas facilty is the result of the city of Largo, Florida, a locally-owned, state-franchised cancer center and a generous private endowment. The land on which the facility resides was donated by the the city of Largo, with the physical building donated by the cancer center. The operational facility became a reality with the generous endowment funds from a private benefactor.
Legal status
The Child Care Academy of Pinellas is an a 501(c)(3)non-profit licensed child care center in good standing with current up-to-date state inspections.
Date of founding
The Children’s Care Academy was founded on January 2, 2012, with incorporated status established on July 5, 2013.
The Children’s Care Academy of Pinellas was founded by a local business person with an innovative idea, compassion and a generous benefactor endowment.
Mission
The Children’s Care Academy of Pinellas exists to nuture children in a safe and enjoyable environment for those with parents undergoing cancer treatment. Our focus is to provide complimentary care for parents who do not otherwise have access to childcare. Our goal is to create a fun, loving and educational experience for every child.
Target population
The Children’s Care Academy cares for all children ages six months through age 13 for parents and care givers who are actively seeking cancer treatment in the central west portion of Pinellas County Florida. The academy also provides counseling opportunites for the parents to help ensure a positive emotional healthly well-being while they are engaging in cancer treatment.
Programs
Academic tutoring and cancer care counseling are two essential services provided by Children’s Care Academy to help promote education and a healthy mental and emotional well-being for children and parents. On-site academic tutoring is available for school-age children by certified educators from within the community. On-site child psycologists help to provide emotional support for children with questions and concerns regarding their parent’s cancer treatment. The academy also offers counseling opportunities for parents as part of their treatment to help further encourage the healing process. Tutoring and counseling sessions are offered by appointment on an as need basis. Clients who inquire about spritiual guidance are referred to local churches around the community.
Child psycologist, B.A.Rayburn, Ph.D., was honored in Psycology Today as one of the most influential philanthropists in the Tampa Bay area for her generosity within the community. Special recognition was noted regarding her dedication to serving the children of the Children’s Care Academy of Pinellas.
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The Children’s Care Academy of Pinellas was founded by a local business person with an innovative idea, compassion and a generous benefactor endowment.
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This document provides summaries of 5 websites that offer resources and ideas for community service projects. Yes Kidz Can! provides free printable community service project kits with instructions, timelines, and materials. Global Youth Service Day celebrates and enables youth service with information and resources organized by topic. The Hands on Network Blog breaks down volunteer activities by age and offers free printables to guide projects. United We Serve contains toolkits to help plan and implement various service projects. Kids for Community features a "menu" of activity ideas organized by cause and suggestions for where to volunteer.
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- 1. How New Hope for Kids is Changing Lives
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- 9. Center for Grieving Children www.newhopeforkids.com
- 15. “The memories we have of the trip we took with our son shortly before his death are cherished by our family more than words can say. By granting his wish, you gave us all a gift.” www.newhopeforkids.com
- 23. How you can get involved: www.newhopeforkids.org