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Donate to SCC

Supporting Child Caregivers will help make a difference in the lives of children and those that care for them. We thank you for your generosity and support.

How Your Donation Makes a Difference

  • $25: Provides a Building Baby Brains toolkit for one caregiver, empowering them with essential tools to support child development.

  • $50: Covers the cost of a Building Baby Brains training manual, guiding caregivers in evidence-based practices.

  • $100: Funds a Parent-Child Relationship manual, helping caregivers understand and respond to infant behavioral cues.

  • $150: Supports one day of mental health services for young pregnant teens in our residential program.

  • $200: Provides transportation and meals for Lady Health Workers attending a mentorship meeting.

  • $300: Pays for one month of research coordination in Pakistan, advancing on-site initiatives.

  • $500: Delivers one week of community outreach services to remote areas in El Salvador.

  • $1,000: Covers facilitator travel expenses for a 3-day, in-person Building Baby Brains training.

  • $2,500: Provides a stipend for a team member from a low-to-middle-income region to attend a conference.

  • If you are unable to contribute financially, you can make a difference by sharing our story with your family and friends via social media. 

Appreciations

We would like to acknowledge the following individuals and companies for their assistance with the implementation of our goals. The ongoing mission of Supporting Child Caregivers would not be possible without their generous contributions and support.

  • Alyssa C Fitzgerald & Goodwin Procter, LLP 

  • Littler Law Firm

  • David Harrison

  • Bob McDonnell

  • MiCasa Kids

  • Association of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America (APPNA)

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