Every child deserves access to high-quality educational experiences that ensure they are on track for success in school and their future; however, many families struggle to afford high-quality ECE care or have barriers preventing their access to care. Historically, BIPOC families have had inequitable access to Early Childhood Education services as well as young children in out-of-home care. For families all things are interconnected, the success of a child is interdependent on the success of the caregiver, and the caregiver’s success is interdependent on the support of family and community. The Child & Family Resource Specialists will deliver coordinated 2-Generation, holistic support to help families build a solid foundation for the future. This position will support infrastructure and capacity building to young children (ages 0-4) and their families, which will in turn maximizer the identification, referral, enrollment, and attendance of infants and young children, with or at risk of child welfare involvement, into high-quality Early Childhood Education services.