Impact

Impact

Several studies have been conducted on the effectiveness of AVANCE programming over the last 30 years. Outcomes demonstrate that our Parent-Child Education Program (PCEP) increases parenting knowledge, improves parent-child interactions, increases parent empowerment, and promotes social connectedness. Studies have also found that PCEP promotes positive early academic outcomes for children, including increased school-readiness
and better attendance.

Who We’ve Served in 2021-22

Icon Parents

6,603

Parents

Children Icon

5,714

Children

Providers

622

Providers

Latino Families

88%

Latino / Hispanic

Knowledge Gained

70%

of parents in our Parent-Child Education Program (PCEP) increased knowledge in early childhood development

80.5%

of children in our HS/EHS programs

meet or exceed standards in school

readiness domains

32%

of providers in our Quality Child

Care Matters (QCCM) program

increased their knowledge of

licensing standards

Economic Mobility

100%

of parents in the AVANCE to

college program enroll in

continuing education

90%

of children in our HS/EHS

programs are kindergarten ready

87%

of child care providers in our

QCCM program received Child

Care Relief Funding

Social Capital

61%

of parents in PCEP reported an

increase in parent connectedness

91%

of parents in PCEP reported an increase

in positive parent-child interaction

76%

of child care providers in QCCM

reported an increase in provider

connectedness

What people say about us.

AVANCE is the difference between before and now. It has given me the tools to better understand my daughter's needs and it showed me how to be a better mother. 

Maribel Bautista

PCEP Graduate (AVANCE-North Texas)

Evidence and Investigations

There are many studies have been conducted to examine the impact of AVANCE programs, including randomized control trials, longitudinal studies, and a quasi-experimental study. Overall, the studies show the two-gen impact of our programming:

parents participate PCEP

Parents who participate in PCEP provide more educationally stimulating home environments for their infants, have more positive attitudes towards childrearing and their role as teachers of their children, and have better parenting skills compared to non-PCEP parents.

Parent PCEP

Ten years after participation PCEP parents had experienced incredible increases in educational attainment, full-time employment and homeownership

children participate PCEP

Children who participate in PCEP have better attendance and better reading outcomes than children who did not participate in PCEP.

Children in PCEP

Children who participated in PCEP were more likely to attend pre-K, be school-ready at kindergarten entry, and have better attendance than a comparison group of demographically similar students