About
They are dedicated practitioners of high-quality, culturally centered early care and education. Crystal Stairs believes that child care is an essential step in making economic opportunities accessible for all families. To advance economic mobility, they provide expanded programs and services that support children and families on their journey to self-sufficiency. Their services include child care subsidy programs, Head Start, State Preschool and Early Head Start Programs, Resource & Referral Program, Parent Support Services Program, Community Voices, Health Outreach Program, and African American Provider Network. They also offer various training and development opportunities for child care providers. Crystal Stairs serves over 50,000 children and families per year and has a strong commitment to improving the lives of families through child care services, research, and advocacy.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Child Care Subsidy Programs
Assists low-income families in paying for child care and managing work and family obstacles as they transition from welfare to work.
Head Start, State Preschool and Early Head Start Programs
Provides quality early learning and preschool along with family services that support the enhancement of the overall family development, including health, mental health, nutrition, disabilities and family support services for children 0 – 5 years old.
Resource & Referral Program
Provides information to all parents and the community about the availability of child care in their area, and assists child care providers with licensing, professional training, and reimbursement.
Parent Support Services Program
Provides essential resources and enhanced support services for parents to assist them in strengthening their families, enhancing parenting skills, and reaching greater self-sufficiency.
Community Voices
Strengthens parent leadership, civic engagement and ability to create systemic change in child care through advocacy efforts.
Health Outreach Program
Provides enrollment into free or low-cost health care systems as well as community resources to improve the overall health and well-being of children and their families.