Project CARE provides trauma-informed childcare access, warm navigation, and family-centered support to survivors of domestic violence and families in transition across Montgomery County, PA.
Our mission is simple and deeply felt:
We remove immediate childcare barriers so families can work, attend school, secure housing, attend court, access medical care, or simply breathe enough to think clearly. Childcare is not a luxury. It is safety infrastructure.
Our navigators provide warm, human, survivor-centered support -- helping caregivers access resources, make informed choices, and move at a pace that feels safe. We listen deeply, without pressure, judgement, or overwhelm.
With childcare in place, families have space to rebuild:
This is where transformation takes root.
Project CARE is powered by community partnerships across Montgomery County — including Play & Learn, Laurel House, Women’s Center of Montgomery County, county leadership, childcare providers, donors, educators, and trauma-informed professionals.
It takes a network to support a family. We are proud to grow this work together.
Project CARE began as a Montgomery County initiative -- but the vision has always been larger. We are planting the roots of a model that can grow across counties, across regions, and eventually across the country. Our long-term vision is a community, region, and nation where:
We are beginning this work locally so we can learn deeply, grow responsibly, and build a model rooted in real community needs.
And we are working toward a world where safety is not a privilege -- it is a right, supported by community, upheld by systems, and accessible to every family.
Project CARE is not just a program.
It is a seed of what could become a regional and national movement -- a new way of supporting survivors, caregivers, and young children so they can root, rise, and thrive.
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