ICRI envisions creating a world where every child and family can realize their fullest potential.
Empowering children, families, and communities for a brighter future.
The International Child Resource Institute, a dedicated global nonprofit, focuses on elevating the well-being of children and families worldwide. Our mission encompasses a broad spectrum of initiatives, including prioritizing early childhood care and education, advocating for children's rights, empowering women and girls, responding to international health emergencies, promoting maternal and child health, and catalyzing grassroots community development.
US Projects
ICRI manages and supervises eight pioneering early childhood development centers across the San Francisco Bay Area, each employing an emergent curriculum tailored to foster unique learning experiences. These centers are staffed by skilled, passionate professionals who create dynamic educational environments. We aim to establish these centers as exemplary models within their communities while serving as hubs for global study and learning exchange for educators worldwide.
Consulting
ICRI specializes in offering expert consultation and technical assistance for the design, development, and operation of top-tier child and family programs, both new and existing. Our clientele encompasses diverse entities, including local and international businesses, government bodies, foundations, and non-profit organizations. These clients seek our expertise in developing exemplary programs that serve children and families.
International Projects
Since its establishment in 1981, ICRI has expanded its reach, developing or managing numerous programs across various countries. Our expertise covers a broad spectrum of topics, with a special focus on early childhood care and education, children's rights, the empowerment of women and girls, maternal and child health, and grassroots community development.
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Volunteers are needed at ICRI's international headquarters in Berkeley, California.
THE ICRI WAY
Early Childhood Education & Development
Philanthropy and Development
Child Advocacy