Children and Youth Partnership, Dare Commissioners Approve change increasing Family Child Care Home limits

Dare Commissioners Approve Change Increasing Family Child Care Home Limits

By Carla Heppert

Article Written by Joy Crist
 

Island Free Press- January 6, 2026- Dare Commissioners approve change increasing Family Child Care Home Limits

 

Article Written by Staff Writer

Children and Youth Partnership, Community Support Sought for CYP Diaper Bank, Drop-Off Bins available throughout Dare County

Community Support Sought for Cyp Diaper Bank, Drop-Off Bins Available Throughout Dare County

By Carla Heppert

When a baby is born, diapers are a basic necessity. But for many families, affording them can be a challenge. On average, diapers cost nearly $80 per month per child, and yet they cannot be purchased using WIC or SNAP benefits (formerly known as food stamps).
 

Children and Youth Partnership, 12 Bars of Christmas Gears Up for 2025 — Supporting 12 Local Charities!

12 Bars of Christmas Gears up for 2025 — Supporting 12 Local Charities!

By Carla Heppert
The 12 Bars of Christmas is back in planning mode for 2025, and all 12 themed pop‑up bars have re‑committed to donating passport proceeds to a local Outer Banks charity. Last year’s event raised and distributed over $35,000 this spring through nonprofit partner Outer Banks Community Foundation.
 
 
Participating bars and their beneficiary charities include:
  • Jingle 12 Tavern – OBX Room in the Inn
  • Jack Frost’s – Children & Youth Partnership for Dare County
Children and Youth Partnership, 8th Annual Soundside Fun Fair

8th Annual Soundside Fun Fair

By Carla Heppert

Soundside Fun Fair

June 5 – 8 from 5  to 11 p.m.
Children & Youth Partnership for Dare County
Soundside Event Site
6800 S. Croatan HwyNags Head, NC 27959
Children and Youth Partnership, Pair Of Grants Enable Local Nonprofits To Host Ghanaian Dance Troupe Residency

Pair of Grants Enable Local Nonprofits to Host Ghanaian Dance Troupe Residency

By Carla Heppert

By: Tatum Clements

It’s not often that the Outer Banks community gets to experience art and culture from Ghana, but local nonprofits the Don and Catharine Bryan Cultural Series and Dare Arts worked together to host a lively 10-day residency with Saakumu Dance Troupe in May.