
Early Childhood Alliance (ECA)


Mission
The Oswego County Early Childhood Alliance facilitates cross-sector engagement and collaboration to build a stable, comprehensive, and effective early childhood system of care that utilizes data driven solutions informed by community priorities to support young children ages birth to five and their families in order to thrive.
Objectives
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Community Health​​
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Parent Support
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School Readiness
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Advocacy & Funding
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Early Learning & Care
Meet the Team
Division Coordinator
Sidney Carter
Coordinating ICP’s division dedicated to supporting young children and families, Sidney brings seven years of hands-on experience working in licensed child care centers. As a full-time working mom to a spirited three-year-old, she is deeply committed to creating a more supportive, enriching environment for families raising children in Oswego County.
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(315) 343-2344, Ext. 113
Coordinator for Oswego County Help Me Grow
Taylor Peterson
Taylor supports families with young children from birth to age five, connecting parents and caregivers to resources including child care, early learning, health services, and basic needs support. Taylor also conducts developmental screenings to monitor milestones and help identify concerns early, providing guidance as families navigate available services.
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(315) 343-2344, Ext. 114
The Oswego County Early Childhood Alliance (OCECA) is dedicated to ensuring that young children and their families have the support they need to thrive. Our work focuses on five key areas:
🌱 Community Health – Promoting healthy eating, physical activity, and safe spaces for families to connect.
👨👩👧👦 Parenting Support – Providing resources and services to help families navigate parenting challenges and create a strong foundation for their children.
📚 School Readiness – Expanding access to early learning programs and preparing children for success in school.
🔎 Advocacy & Funding – Supporting family financial stability, promoting safe communities, and advocating for policies that benefit families.
🩺 Early Learning & Care – Increasing access to healthcare and mental health support for children and families.
Through collaboration with local organizations and community partners, OCECA works to create a brighter future for every child in Oswego County. 💙

Stay Connected
A Special Thanks to our Funders!
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Empowering Families. Strengthening Communities.
To be a community resource agency to support and improve the quality of life for youth and families of Oswego County.
If you suspect child abuse or neglect, call the New York State Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-342-3720. If you believe a child is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local police department.

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