Early Childhood Care network from Hogar de Cristo in Chile.

They’re real oases for children and their families.
 
The lack of accessible, affordable, and reliable childcare services drastically impacts mothers in low-income communities. It’s a primary barrier for those looking to enter the workforce and enhance their family’s economic well-being.
 

This reality is particularly true for single mothers or women who often serve as the primary caregivers in their households, balancing the responsibilities of earning an income while caring for their children.

 
Hogar de Cristo has over 20 years of experience working through 35 top-notch childcare centers in highly vulnerable areas throughout Chile. Over 8,300 children (plus their families) participate in our childcare centers, where they receive advanced educational methodologies. Seven out of ten children advance in their developmental levels.
 
There are numerous international experiences demonstrating the impact of early childhood education on long-term social, cognitive, emotional, and physical development, particularly during the first five years of life. Indeed, it is especially critical in highly vulnerable child populations.
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