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ChildServe reports ARPA‑funded expansion plans and rising client needs
Summary
Kate Reynolds, Ames Area Director for ChildServe, told the Story County Board that ARPA funds and grants are supporting a planned building expansion, a kitchen renovation and efforts to serve more families and clients.
Kate Reynolds, Ames Area Director for ChildServe, presented the organization’s annual and ARPA reports to the Story County Board on Feb. 24. Reynolds highlighted grants and American Rescue Plan Act funding, plans for a building expansion and a kitchen renovation project, increased clients served, staffing needs, and family engagement work.
Reynolds described growth potential in program areas and the capital improvements targeted by ARPA funds. The presentation was received as information; no board action on the ChildServe reports was recorded on the consent agenda.
