Resources
Reports and Publications
- Parent Voices (February 2009) (PDF 75KB)
This report is one of the many ways we bring information to help you improve outreach and respond to the needs of families in all aspects of diversity. The information from these focus groups helps:
- Identify the needs and issues of parents with children birth to 6 years old.
- Identify barriers to access that families face in accessing programs for young children and their families.
This report is one of the many ways we bring information to help you improve outreach and respond to the needs of families in all aspects of diversity.
- The Richmond Early Years Bridging Project (July 2008) (PDF 78KB)
Richmond Children First was invited by Immigrant Settlement (Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development) to work with the community to develop a pilot project focusing on the settlement needs of high-risk refugee children 0-6 years of age and their families. This pilot project, one of five Lower Mainland projects, is part of a larger strategy by Immigrant Settlement to research the feasibility of developing an early childhood settlement service for immigrants and refugees. Twelve Richmond organizations are providing funding and/or in-kind support to The Richmond Early Years Bridging Project, scheduled to start in the fall of 2008.
Annual Reports
- Richmond Children First 2009-2010 Annual Report (PDF 80KB)
- Richmond Children First 2008-2009 Annual Report (PDF 36KB)
- Richmond Children First 2007-2008 Annual Report (PDF 26KB)
- Richmond Children First 2006-2007 Annual Report (PDF 28KB)
- Richmond Children First 2005-2006 Annual Report (PDF 42KB)
- Richmond Children First 2004-2005 Annual Report (PDF 28KB)
Awareness Materials
Strategic Plan
- Our Commitment to Children in Richmond (Strategic Plan: 2008-2011) (PDF 150KB)
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