The Summer 2022 Funding Announcement is officially posted and available to the public. Click here CSC Leon seeks to issue one-time program funding to expand the capacity of existing programs to better meet the needs of children, youth, and families in Leon County during the summer of 2022. Additional funding opportunities to support implementation of…
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We are excited to announce several upcoming listening sessions with members of our Council. These engagement opportunities are your chance to learn what the Children’s Services Council of Leon County is and how it is different from other funding agencies in our community. Perhaps more importantly, it is an opportunity for members of the general…
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We are so excited to announce and welcome our newest team member! Ms. Jacinta Clay joins our team as the Administrative Services Manager. She brings nearly two decades of experience and, more importantly, the creativity, structure, flexibility, drive, and skill sets that we will need to build this organization and secure its future. Below is…
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**UPDATED** The Children’s Services Council of Leon County (CSC Leon) will host a series of focus groups and forums in multiple locations during January, 2022. The goal of these small groups are to engage parents, providers and youth in meaningful discussion on the diverse needs of children and youth as part of the comprehensive assets and needs assessment currently underway. These events are just the start of multiple community engagement events. Some events will be held in-person while others will be hosted virtually. All will be facilitated by the CSC Leon research firm, Q-Q Research Consultants. Participation is limited and pre-registration is required.
Cecka Rose Green was approved as the new executive director of the Children’s Services Council of Leon County during a meeting Thursday afternoon.
Green will be paid $120,000 a year with the potential for at least a $5,000 merit increase for the next year’s contract if she has met the council’s expectations, according to the employment agreement.
The Children’s Services Council of Leon Council is one step closer to creating a robust data system that will manage its community investments into programs, services and innovative solutions to meeting the needs of children, youth and families. However, a grants management system is just one component of the Request for Information CSC Leon released on Friday, December 17, 2021.
Judge Jonathon Sjostrom formally recognized Ms. Jessica Goodman-Taylor for her exemplary service and support to the Children’s Services Council of Leon County.
On October 21, 2021, the Children’s Services Council of Leon County Negotiation Team approved a recommendation from the Needs Assessment Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) Negotiation Team to award Q-Q Research Consultants with the contract for the Asset and Needs Assessment. The contract price is $279,773.
On Monday, August 30, local child advocate and Founder of the 4Generations Institute, Jack Levine, addressed the Capital City Kiwanis Club on the latest happenings with the Children’s Services Council of Leon County. His presentation provided history of the CSC movement locally and across the state, as well as addressed the governance structure of the Council, what it hopes to levy in terms of local taxes, and its recently adopted priorities.
The Children’s Services Council of Leon County (CSC Leon) seeks to establish, through an Invitation to Negotiate (ITN), a contract for completion of a comprehensive inventory and analysis of programs currently offered in Leon County, Florida, which will provide a sound basis for future CSC Leon funding decisions.
