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Renu Hope Foundation is a nonprofit organization that operates multiple early education and child care centers and serves children from infancy through school age. The organization runs funded preschool and center-based childcare programs and participates in the federal CACFP meal program for enrolled children.
Renu Hope Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that operates multiple early learning centers and family services programs. The organization provides child care and early education services for children from six weeks up to school age and was established in 1998.
The foundation operates need- and income-based, funded childcare and preschool programs and requires families to complete an intake application and eligibility review. Meal service is provided through participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), and meals are provided at no charge to enrolled children.
Full day/Full Year General Child Care Center Based (CCTR) provides center-based child care for children from infancy (listed as 6 weeks) up to 13 years of age, operating for 250 days per program year with eligibility determined by documented need and applicable family fees.
Migrant Center Based Child Care (CMIG) serves infants (6 weeks up to 24 months), toddlers (2–3 years) and preschoolers (3–5 years) for a minimum of 150 days during the agricultural season; eligibility includes the general criteria plus at least 50% of family income derived from agricultural-based industry.
State Preschool Full Day (CSPP) is a need- and income-based preschool program serving preschool-aged children (noted as 2–5 year olds). The program operates a minimum of 250 days per program year and places families according to eligibility criteria and family fee scales.
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