Family League of Baltimore City

School age and high school programs - the community schools partnership-based strategy and model focuses on student acheivement and Family and community well-being.its integrated focus on academics, enrichment, health and social supports, youth and community development and Family engagement leads to student success, strong families and healthy communities. Anchored by a community school coordinator, the partnerships allow schools to become resources to the community and offer programs and opportuniteis that are open to all. Out of school time - i.e. After school programming- is aligned with every community school to extend and enrich the educational experience of every student at 52 community schools. The food access program provides snack, supper and summer meals to 251 school year sites and 156 summer sites within Baltimore City and prince george's county.

Food access programs - the food access initiative focuses on providing support for progams for which Family League administers funding, establishes and monitors contracts, and provides technical assistance to community based service providers. While theses service providers are serving Baltimore youth and families, they are not directly linked to intiatives in which families League is either leading or co-leading.

Early childhood programs - the early childhood initative focuses on reducing infant mortality through improving policies, referral systems and home visiting services in Baltimore City. Families League is an implementing partner of b'more for healthy babies. A citywide initiative led by the Baltimore City health department wth healthcare access of Maryland. As a result of our collaboration, the infant mortality rate for Baltimore City has dropped to an unprecented low.