VERO BEACH — Childcare Resources of Indian River was awarded a grant from the John’s Island Foundation in the amount of $30,000 for technology upgrades.
Childcare Resources was in desperate need of new computers to replace the outdated, inefficient ones being used. Within the past year, several technology issues have hindered productivity for the organization.
The purchase of new computers for staff members will help to resolve any technical issues that may arise due to inadequate equipment.
Laptop computers that will be shared among the teachers at the Education Center will be more convenient and allow extra time for curriculum planning and National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) accreditation documentation.
New software will help better track families contacting the agency for assistance and more accurately maintain records. Additionally, replacing office equipment, such as phones, fax machines, and shredders, will ensure the organization is running more efficiently.
“The John’s Island Foundation is pleased to support Childcare Resources of Indian River. With this grant, Childcare Resources will upgrade their technology needs and be more proficient when working with the families and children of Indian River County,” said Jennifer Jones, John’s Island Foundation Executive Director.
