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Renu Hope Foundation is a nonprofit early education and childcare organization that operates multiple centers in Riverside County, including a site at 235 Second Street in Banning. The organization provides childcare and educational services for children from six weeks up through age 13.
Renu Hope Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit governed by a board of directors and operates multiple early learning centers in Riverside County. Services are offered for children from six weeks through school age.
The organization provides a range of supports for families and children, including school readiness/kindergarten readiness activities, parenting classes, vocational and life-skills training, English-as-a-Second-Language instruction, and college-accredited early childhood education training and practicum opportunities with scholarship support.
Meal services are provided through participation in the Child Care and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP); meals for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children enrolled in the program are provided free of charge.
Enrollment begins with an intake application and an eligibility review that requires documentation. Some services are funded through state and federal programs and eligibility or family fees are determined based on documented need and family income.
A full-day, full-year general childcare program serving children from infants (6 weeks) up to 13 years of age, operating for 250 days per program year.
A migrant center-based child care program serving infants, toddlers and preschoolers during the agricultural season; eligibility requires that at least 50% of the family's income be derived from agricultural-based industry.
A state-funded preschool program serving preschool-age children (described as serving 2–5 year olds) with a minimum of 250 days of operation per program year.
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