Carole Robertson Center for Learning

The Carole Robertson Center for Learning has been dedicated to educating, enriching, and empowering children and families on Chicago’s west side since 1976. Their comprehensive child and family development programs aim to create a just and equitable society. Their early childhood education programs focus on school readiness, preparing children up to age five for kindergarten and beyond.

They offer high-quality education for children and youth, emphasizing sustainable learning and skill-building. The center also provides youth development programs that empower the leaders of tomorrow through social-emotional learning and engaging activities. They offer after-school programs and a summer day camp that foster social-emotional growth, problem-solving skills, and team-building.

In addition to education and youth development, the Carole Robertson Center for Learning supports child care as a human right. They partner with small independent early childhood education providers, offering funding, training, and support to ensure impactful programs within their communities. The center's mission is to educate, enrich, and empower children and families, and they achieve this by honoring the memory of Carole Robertson and promoting social justice and equity.

They rely on volunteers and supporters to fulfill their mission and offer opportunities for direct donations, volunteering, and attending events