Cape Cod Children's Place is a nonprofit early childhood and family support organization in Eastham that provides child care and preschool for infants through pre-kindergarten and a range of family support services across Cape Cod.

Cape Cod Children’s Place is a community-rooted nonprofit serving families and young children across Cape Cod. The organization operates early learning and family support services focused on children from infancy through pre-kindergarten and their caregivers.
The organization offers tools and frameworks for caregivers and partners, including materials related to the 5 Protective Factors and the HOPE Framework, printable toolkits and handouts, and local partnerships with schools, agencies, and community organizations to coordinate family supports.
Full-day early learning and care for infants through pre-kindergarten, intended to support young children's curiosity and development.
Peer-led support groups for caregivers affected by substance use, offering shared experience and recovery-focused support.
Groups that bring caregivers and children together for shared activities; offered across multiple towns on the Lower and Outer Cape.
Structured classes covering parenting skills and child development topics.
Smaller, targeted support groups that address specific family needs.
In-home visits focused on promoting equitable school readiness and supporting early development.
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One-on-one consultations to address family concerns and connect caregivers with community resources.
Coaching services for early childhood professionals intended to support practices that foster resilience in young children.
Workshops for caregivers on a range of parenting topics and strategies.
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