Project ACT Child Resource Centers

Project ACT Child Resource Centers Project ACT provides solutions for Maryland families, enhancing child care supply, quality, and workforce.

We support families' child care needs with accessible, inclusive services. Our mission: to create equitable, inclusive, quality child care for all. Project ACT has been a leading support in the Maryland early learning community for 23 years. Our professional development opportunities have promoted and supported the inclusion of all children in their community settings. We are dedicated to working

with child care providers and families to ensure that all children have access to a high quality early learning experience and quality out of school time programming. This is done through on site coaching, mentoring and training for child care providers and assistance with all aspects of setting up, managing and maintaining a child care program whether in a center or in a home.

💚 Thank you for an amazing week! We appreciate everyone who liked, commented, shared, and followed along during Children...
05/10/2026

💚 Thank you for an amazing week!

We appreciate everyone who liked, commented, shared, and followed along during Children’s Mental Health Matters Week.

This work doesn’t stop here—let’s keep supporting children’s mental health every day. 💚

✨ Keep following us for more tips and resources
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💚 Reflection helps us continue strong practices.Taking time to pause and reflect allows us to be more intentional in how...
05/09/2026

💚 Reflection helps us continue strong practices.

Taking time to pause and reflect allows us to be more intentional in how we support children every day.

When we reflect, we can:
✨ Notice what’s working
✨ Adjust what’s not
✨ Strengthen our impact

Growth doesn’t happen by chance—it happens through reflection. 💚

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💬 What was your favorite tip this week? 💚 We’ve shared so many simple ways to support children’s mental health— from bui...
05/09/2026

💬 What was your favorite tip this week? 💚

We’ve shared so many simple ways to support children’s mental health—
from building relationships to understanding behavior to prioritizing self-care. ✨

Now we want to hear from you!

👉 Which tip stuck with you the most?
👉 What will you take back to your classroom or daily routine?

Your reflections help others learn and grow too 💚

💬 Drop your favorite tip in the comments! Like, Follow, Share
🎁 Each comment is an entry into our giveaway—winners will be announced next week!

Let’s keep the conversation going. 💚

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💚 Self-care supports strong classrooms.When educators take care of themselves, they’re better able to support the childr...
05/08/2026

💚 Self-care supports strong classrooms.

When educators take care of themselves, they’re better able to support the children in their care.

Self-care helps build:
✨ Patience
✨ Connection
✨ Focus
✨ Positive relationships

You can’t pour from an empty cup—and you shouldn’t have to. Taking care of you is part of taking care of children. 💚

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💚 What’s one thing you do for self-care? Taking care of you helps you show up for the children who need you every day. ✨...
05/08/2026

💚 What’s one thing you do for self-care?

Taking care of you helps you show up for the children who need you every day. ✨

Whether it’s something big or small—
☕ a quiet moment
🚶🏽‍♀️ a walk
📖 reading
🎶 music

It all matters.

💬 Drop your favorite self-care practice in the comments!
🎁 Each comment enters you into our Children’s Mental Health Matters Week giveaway!

Let’s inspire each other to prioritize our well-being. 💚

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💚 Behavior communicates needs.Every behavior has a message behind it—especially the challenging ones.That moment might b...
05/07/2026

💚 Behavior communicates needs.

Every behavior has a message behind it—especially the challenging ones.

That moment might be saying:
🧠 “I’m overwhelmed.”
💛 “I need connection.”
💬 “I don’t have the words yet.”
🌱 “I need support to succeed.”

When we pause and look beyond the behavior, we can respond with empathy instead of frustration.
✨ Connection first
✨ Understanding always
✨ Teaching in the moment

That’s how we help children grow. 💚

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05/07/2026

💚 We wear green for children’s mental health. Today (and every day), we stand together to support the emotional, social, and behavioral well-being of every child.

Behind every smile, every moment of patience, and every act of care, there are educators making a difference. ✨

💚 Supporting big feelings
💚 Building strong connections
💚 Creating safe, nurturing spaces

This is what children’s mental health looks like in action.

📸 Show us your team in green! Tag us or drop a 💚 in the comments to join the movement!

🎁 Don’t forget—engagement enters you into our Children’s Mental Health Matters Week giveaway!

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💚 Wearing green shows support for children’s mental health awareness. 📅 Don’t forget to wear green on May 7th and tag us...
05/07/2026

💚 Wearing green shows support for children’s mental health awareness. 📅 Don’t forget to wear green on May 7th and tag us!

It’s a small action that makes a big impact.

When we wear green, we:
✨ Raise awareness
✨ Show children and families they are supported
✨ Help start important conversations

Together, we can create a world where every child feels seen, heard, and valued. 💚

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💬 Let’s share ideas!What’s your favorite way to teach emotions to children? 💚📚 Books? 🎵 Songs? 🎭 Role-play? 🎲 Games?Drop...
05/06/2026

💬 Let’s share ideas!

What’s your favorite way to teach emotions to children? 💚
📚 Books?
🎵 Songs?
🎭 Role-play?
🎲 Games?

Drop your go-to strategies in the comments—we’d love to learn from each other! ✨

When we share what works, we help more children build the skills they need to understand, express, and manage their feelings.

💚 Every child. Every emotion. Every day.

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💪 Strong relationships support positive behavior and learning.
05/05/2026

💪 Strong relationships support positive behavior and learning.

Address

8503 LaSalle Road
Towson, MD
21286

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

(443) 900-6458

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