CHCF, also known as The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, is a dedicated organization that aims to strengthen the support system and continuum of learning for children and youth. With a focus on underserved, low- and moderate-income communities in New York City, CHCF provides a variety of programs and services. For families, CHCF offers early care and education resources, including child care services and information, ensuring that children receive quality care and education.

They also provide support for child care providers through grants, training courses, and workshops, promoting high-quality standards and regulations in the child care industry. CHCF also focuses on youth development, offering after-school programs and initiatives like the Community Schools Initiative, which support the academic and personal growth of young individuals. They also advocate for policy and empower communities through their Leadership Academy.

Since 1982, CHCF has been a driving force in amplifying minority voices at the local, state, and national levels, creating lasting impact and change. Through their combined efforts in education, capacity-building, and advocacy, CHCF continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Hispanic children and families in New York City