During the 2018-19 evaluation year, 69% of children participated in family engagement/home visiting services, and 29% in center-based programs generally offering full-day, year-round childcare services.
While Sixpence-funded programs serve large concentrations of children in the state's major metropolitan areas, the large majority (68%) of Sixpence programs are distributed throughout Nebraska's rural communities.
Census data indicates Nebraska's rural communities have seen the most rapid growth in the local population of infants and toddlers at risk.
Sixpence Partnerships vs. Distribution of Children At-Risk, Age 0-5
During the 2018-19 evaluation year, 69% of children participated in family engagement/home visiting services, and 29% in center-based programs generally offering full-day, year-round childcare services.
While Sixpence-funded programs serve large concentrations of children in the state's major metropolitan areas, the large majority (68%) of Sixpence programs are distributed throughout Nebraska's rural communities.
Census data indicates Nebraska's rural communities have seen the most rapid growth in the local population of infants and toddlers at risk.
