Local child care providers are working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic serving children of essential employees. The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is on hand[...]

Many parents and families across the state and country are feeling the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the closing of schools across the state of North Carolin[...]

The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is aware that many parents and caregivers, especially those who the state classifies as essential employees, are struggling with acces[...]

Hey parents! We know that this is going to be a LONG isolation period, and we want you to know that the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is here to help you find stuff for[...]

Daycare. Child care. Babysitting. No matter what you call it, North Carolina has specific laws related to caring for children. Child care regulations exist to help protect the[...]

Greenville, NC — Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is proud to announce its Parents As Teachers (PAT) program was recently recognized as a Blue Ribbon Affiliate by the P[...]

The Board of Directors of the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children has announced the hiring of Sharon Cooper as the Partnership’s new executive director. The hiring was [...]

The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is thrilled to announce the names of the 16 childcare facilities that will be participating in our Help Us Grow gardening program for [...]

The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is excited to welcome six new employees to the organization: Kyndra Boyette, Tiffany Dent, Maria Garcia, Ashley Lewis, Laurie McPhilli[...]

In recent decades, less emphasis has been put on physical development and more so on mental development. The introduction of physical activity into young children’s lives wi[...]

Early literacy is the foundation of education. Instilling a love of reading in your child is the key to their success in the future. There are tons of advantages to developing[...]

Are you familiar with the Piaget stages of development? It describes the stages of normal intellectual development from infancy to adulthood, including thought, judgment, and [...]