“My son loves his school! Thankfully, Kidstretch allows working parents a full day of care and learning for children throughout the year. While it can be a long day for the kids and a long day to be without your child, Kidstretch makes sure that every day is full of the most positive and fun learning experiences I could hope for my son. When your child spends that much time away from you, one hopes they will be happy, cared for and loved and I feel like Kidstretch is an extended family.”

“My son attended Kidstretch for two years and it was a wonderful experience. The facility, class sizes and teacher credentials are great, and the curriculum is perfect for a bright, curious child. My son was always excited to go to school and often didn’t want to leave! The very best thing about Kidstretch was the professionalism and the caring kindness of the staff toward every child and parent. They were always so kind and patient. We would definitely recommend the Kidstretch program to other families and are going to be sending our son there in a couple of years!”

“Dear Homestretch: Honestly, I don’t know how to express my feelings because there are no words to match my gratitude, however much like Shakespeare I might write. Above all else, you’ve shaped my attitude, nurturing me with discipline and light. I will always remember the hard work that you did for me and my son. How you do it, we don’t know, but from the bottom of my heart, thank you for being simply the best.”

“Over the next two years, Marion blossomed. She learned English, got her T visa, went to school to attain a medical assistant certificate, followed by a nursing assistant certificate, and finally a degree as a registered nurse. She did all of this while working full time at a variety of jobs and complying with all of the demands of our rigorous program.”

“By giving them a place to live, their temporary homelessness is addressed; by giving them the tools to become self-sufficient, their poverty is ended. Homestretch aims to go deeper than merely providing housing; we address the fundamental causes of poverty for each family we serve.”

“Over the next two years, Marion blossomed. She learned English, got her T visa, went to school to attain a medical assistant certificate, followed by a nursing assistant certificate, and finally a degree as a registered nurse. She did all of this while working full-time at a variety of jobs and complying with all of the demands of our rigorous program.”