"Child care workers are the workforce behind our larger, community workforce. Without it, the rest of us cannot go to work." Learn more about the findings of a survey from Lincoln Littles Childcare Workforce Committee: bit.ly/3Bdc0Wz via Lincoln Journal Star

The latest issue of Lincoln Vital Signs is out now! The findings from Lincoln Vital Signs drives our shared community agenda forward. Visit LincolnVitalSigns.org to read the report.

Great article out of Nebraksa Today about the 2022 Lincoln Vital Signs report. Click to learn how #LincolnVitaSigns guide the focus of our Prosper Lincoln community agenda. news.unl.edu/newsrooms/toda…

Over the course of the last year, Lincoln Littles has taken steps to set up an emergency notification response system- something that hasn't been found anywhere else in the nation. Read the article here: prosperlincoln.org/new-emergency-… #lincolnlittles #earlychildhoodeducation

We Care for Kids Week is finally here! This statewide celebration builds support for quality early childhood education in Nebraska. Learn how you can join us and share how you are celebrating here: bit.ly/3v8sRrn #NebraskaCaresForKids

At today's Community Connections event hosted by Lincoln Community Foundation, University of Nebraska Public Policy Center's Dr. Stacey Hoffman shared key findings from the 2022 Lincoln Vital Signs report. Alec Gorynski spoke about how these findings inform the Prosper Lincoln community agenda.

Our website has been remodeled! Check out new resources under our business and workforce pages. Check back as new resources and information are frequently added to the website! lincolnlittles.org

Over the last year, we've served 223 children with tuition assistance, with $510,720 in total funding. These graphs show the age, race and ethnicity demographics, and the reasons for assistance. In the future, we look forward to serving more children in the community.

Jason Ball sits down with Executive Director of Lincoln Littles, Anne Brandt, to talk about Lincoln's early childhood care and education. lcoc.com/podcast/detail…

This February, LCF is raising funds and awareness for the important work of Lincoln Littles. Read more about this community-wide giving campaign at LCF.org and donate now through February 28 at LincolnLittles.org.

Check out the latest news on a bill addressing the child care crisis in Nebraska. journalstar.com/opinion/column…

Lincoln Littles has expanded. Meet Lameakia Collier, she will be the new Wellness and Workforce Navigator!

Director Anne Brandt was featured on @kidglov's Agency for Change podcast. Listen in to hear about the important impact of early care. kidglov.com/podcast/anne-b… #lincolnlittles #earlychildhoodeducation

Register by June 30 for Lincoln's free Childcare Teacher Foundations Class! Become a more valuable hire and more confident in your abilities AND get $5,000 in childcare tuition for your child! lincolnlittles.org/workforce/chil…

Civic Nebraska and members of the Community Builder Coalition announce the Strong Neighborhoods Grants program to support neighborhood-based, resident-led programs and projects across #LNK. civicnebraska.org/20230608-stron…

Our LPED team organized a tour of Lincoln Industries with elected officials earlier this week. Thank you to everyone who joined us to learn more about manufacturing in Lincoln! #PlaceToBeLNK

The City Council approved Fifty-One Commons, a project to turn a nearly vacant lot near 52nd and Holdrege streets into a neighborhood center, affordable housing and community gardens. journalstar.com/news/local/gov…

Proposed changes to the federal Child Care & Development Fund rules would have a significant, positive impact for #Nebraska #childcare providers & families w/ kids in care. Learn more & let Congress know you support the proposal: bit.ly/3QiYJEW #EarlyChildhoodWorkforce