MSHS Agencies List

Agri-Business Child Development (ABCD), founded in 1946, is committed to providing the highest quality early childhood education and social services to farm worker and other eligible families across New York State.

As a non-profit provider of high quality culturally and linguistically diverse child development services for infants, toddlers and preschoolers, Agri-Business Child Development ensures that each child receives comprehensive educational, health and social services.

Central California Child Development Services, Inc. (CCCDS), formerly known as Stanislaus County Child and Infant Care Association, is a private non-profit organization whose single purpose is to provide comprehensive, high quality child development services to income qualifying families.

Programs are designed for children six weeks to kindergarten age. Families must live or work in Stanislaus and Merced Counties.

The fundamental work of the Child & Family Services Division is distinct and focuses on the period of life where the foundation for future success is built: Ages zero to five. It’s the time when the brain grows the most, where support and early intervention makes a huge difference for children and their families, and where the investments you make pay off.  

Child & Family Services gives children a head start in school, work, and life by educating children, supporting parents, and developing the professionals who work with them.

Centro is dedicated to empowering parents throughout the states of Utah, Colorado, and Nevada to be invested in their children's education. Centro works with all kinds of families, many in rural and difficult situations, to help them access resources that will vastly improve outcomes for their children.

Centro impacts underserved communities through services founded on three core competencies: parent engagement, providing the best full-year standardized programs in underserved rural communities, and engaging staff in meaningful professional development.

Chicanos por la causa (CPLC) formed in 1969 to fight discrimination against the Mexican American community. Inspired by Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez, we advocated for equity in education, politics, and labor conditions. Today, CPLC provides services to people of all backgrounds while honoring our Mexican-American roots.

With offices in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas, we impact more than 2 million lives every year.