Partnerships

Why Form Partnerships?

From the Oregon Library Association's Children's Services Division Grant Finding Tips:

In your efforts to improve early literacy awareness in your community, we hope that will consider joining with other organizations concerned with child welfare. Collaboration offers not only a better opportunity to receive funding, but also several other tangible benefits, including:

  • Access to additional resources
  • Opportunities to cooperate across institutional borders
  • New perspectives and ideas
  • Opportunities to innovate
  • Access to new target populations
  • Relationships for the future
  • The competitive edge: grant makers want to fund collaboration

 

Community, Regional, State, and National Contacts

County Agency Directory from Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS)

Ohio Child Care Facility Search from ODJFS and the Ohio Department of Education

Help Me Grow Community Resource Directories - a catalog of family support services in Ohio, searchable by zip code

Help Me Grow Regional Partners

Statewide Directory of Head Start Programs from Ohio Head Start Association

Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association

Action for Children (Franklin, Delaware, Fairfield, Licking, Madison, Pickaway, and Union Counties)

Kent State University School of Information (iSchool)

Reach Out and Read

Raising a Reader

LENA: Building Brains through Early Talk

Ohio State University Extension

Ohio Department of Education, Office of Early Learning and School Readiness

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

Ohio Department of Health


Source URL: https://ohreadytoread.org/partnerships