Early Care & Development

Our Work

Child Care, Development & Education

Success In Life starts with quality early childhood education.

Mile High United Way believes all children deserve a strong start in life. We are committed to improving Colorado’s childcare landscape by expanding access to quality early care and education, so our youngest learners enter school ready to thrive in kindergarten and beyond!

Our Programs

How We Support Child Care, Development & Education

United for Families

We promote academic success for young children by increasing access to high-quality childcare, providing training for parents and caregivers, and investing in early education programs.
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211 Help Center

Our 211 Childcare Resource & Referrals Specialists help families with referrals for childcare and financial assistance as well as education about the quality and availability of care.
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Community Grants

Early experiences lay the foundation for success. We strategically invest in organizations that deliver innovative solutions in early childhood education.
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2022-2023

IMPACT AT A GLANCE

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parents and children served through our United for Families program

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at-home learning kits distributed to families

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 licensed child care slots created or maintained through our investments

Mile High United Way's

Early Childhood Education Center

Mile High United Way is adapting to meet one of our community’s greatest needs by converting a portion of our building into a best-in-class early childhood education center. Construction is underway!

The center will provide nearly 60 high-quality child care slots for families with children ages 0-5, as well as a holistic ecosystem of support that empowers and uplifts children, parents and caregivers.

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More STORIES

It Takes a Village… Providing Essential Baby Care Items to Support Families
Mile High United Way Hosts Inaugural Ceremony Celebrating Early Childhood Education Milestones
Blog: Improving School Readiness in Denver’s Low-Income Neighborhoods

During our first Women United Village, more than 100 families received supplies to help care for their little ones, including diapers, strollers, car seats, and more.

June 6, 2022

On June 12, 2021 Mile High United Way was thrilled to celebrate the first-ever graduation ceremony for HIPPY students and their parents.

June 21, 2021

Molly Yost, Mile High United Way’s Director of Early Childhood Initiatives, shares how our United for Families initiative is moving the needle on school readiness in Metro Denver.

September 24, 2019

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