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Sixpence invests in programs built on practices proven to support the development of cognition and character of young children.
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Each Sixpence-funded program represents a community partnership between local school districts, service providers, and other agency stakeholders.
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Sixpence-funded programs work directly with parents, enabling them to better understand and address their children's earliest developmental needs.
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The more we understand about how early experiences affect brain development, long-term health and wellbeing, the clearer it becomes that investments in children in the prenatal to age 3 period are essential and financially sound.
- NATIONAL GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION
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Erika Fink is a part of a recent Nebraska Growing Readers (NGR) Writers Workshop held for Sixpence home visitors and staff, Rooted in Relationships coaches, and other early childhood partners. NGR, which is a Nebraska Children and Families Foundation initiative, holds these workshops to encourage the production of local content that will be meaningful to the state’s children, families, and communities.
Josh Cramer soon returned to his home state of Nebraska where he took on his position at Nebraska Children and where he said to Mike McGuffee of Unite for Literacy, “I would like to see Nebraska lead the nation in family literacy programs.” The two then began discussing a way to make Nebraska Unite’s first statewide literacy effort.
