Afterschool and summer learning programs are critical allies to help kids recover. A new website, HelpKidsRecover.org, serves as a resource for local and state education agencies on using American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds to support students’ academic, social, and emotional growth by partnering with community-based afterschool and summer programs.
The site includes:
- information on funding by state and district;
- evidence-based practices for quality programs; and
- examples of partnerships from around the country.
Afterschool and summer learning programs should consider sharing the site as a reference with local and state education leaders in your conversations about use of ARP funds.
There’s also an ARP webpage for the out-of-school time field and programs at www.3to6.co/rescue, which includes overview of funding opportunities, resources to make the case to local education leaders, and tips for reaching out.
Help Kids Recover is a campaign of the Afterschool Alliance, After-School All-Stars, Boys & Girls Club of America, Children’s Funding Project, Girl Scouts of the USA, Girls Inc., Horizons National, National 4-H Council, National AfterSchool Association, National Recreation and Parks Association, National Summer Learning Association, YMCA of the USA, and youth development and out-of-school time experts to help connect education leaders with community partners around the shared goal of supporting students.
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New resource site for local and state leaders shows how communities can meet the American Rescue Plan goals of addressing students’ needs by incorporating quality afterschool & summer enrichment programs. Learn more at http://helpkidsrecover.org/
Community-based afterschool & summer partners are ready to be a part of the American Rescue Plan. This site provides details for how local and state leaders can leverage these critical partners to provide students wraparound supports & opportunities: http://helpkidsrecover.org/
Together we can! A new site from national education partners has resources designed to provide local and state leaders with evidence-based practices for implementing quality afterschool and summer enrichment programs that are proven to help meet the goals of the American Rescue Plan – including addressing students’ academic, social, emotional, and mental health needs. Visit helpkidsrecover.org to learn more about how these community-based partners are critical to #HelpingKidsRecover.
Education partners from around the country are coming together to help kids recover! This new resource site can help local and state education leaders by providing details of funding available by state and district, data on outcomes, and much more to help inspire creative, sustainable partnerships with proven community-based afterschool and summer enrichment programs.
Check out HelpKidsRecover.org for resources & plans.
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HelpKidsRecover.org is a new resource site designed to provide local and state leaders with evidence-based practices for implementing quality afterschool and summer enrichment programs and help meet the American Rescue Plan (ARP) goals of addressing students’ academic, social, emotional, and mental health needs. The site provides details of funding available by state and district, data on outcomes, and examples of afterschool and summer funding plans and partnerships. HelpKidsRecover.org is a joint effort developed by out-of-school time organizations to help connect education leaders with community-based afterschool and summer programs. We encourage you to share the site with decision makers in your work around ARP.
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Afterschool and summer learning programs are critical allies to help kids recover. A new website, HelpKidsRecover.org, serves as a resource for local and state education agencies on using American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds to support students’ academic, social, and emotional growth by partnering with community-based afterschool and summer programs.
The site includes:
- information on funding by state and district;
- evidence-based practices for quality programs; and
- examples of partnerships from around the country.
Afterschool and summer learning programs should consider sharing the site as a reference with local and state education leaders in your conversations about use of ARP funds.
There’s also an ARP webpage for the out-of-school time field and programs at www.3to6.co/rescue, which includes overview of funding opportunities, resources to make the case to local education leaders, and tips for reaching out.
Help Kids Recover is a campaign of the Afterschool Alliance, After-School All-Stars, Boys & Girls Club of America, Children’s Funding Project, Girl Scouts of the USA, Girls Inc., Horizons National, National 4-H Council, National AfterSchool Association, National Recreation and Parks Association, National Summer Learning Association, YMCA of the USA, and youth development and out-of-school time experts to help connect education leaders with community partners around the shared goal of supporting students.
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