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In response to Philadelphia’s initiative to Improve Outcomes for Children, Tabor Children’s Services (Tabor) and Northern Children’s Services (Northern) partnered to create a new organization TNCP that builds upon the resources of both parent companies to develop a true community partnership. In creating a new organization, the two strong parent agencies have developed a network that can help the most vulnerable children and families within our community. The shared mission of the two parent organizations has resulted in a partnership that embraces and supports the IOC initiative where the community is strengthened through partnerships and communities working together to build upon resources.<br> | In response to Philadelphia’s initiative to Improve Outcomes for Children, Tabor Children’s Services (Tabor) and Northern Children’s Services (Northern) partnered to create a new organization TNCP that builds upon the resources of both parent companies to develop a true community partnership. In creating a new organization, the two strong parent agencies have developed a network that can help the most vulnerable children and families within our community. The shared mission of the two parent organizations has resulted in a partnership that embraces and supports the IOC initiative where the community is strengthened through partnerships and communities working together to build upon resources.<br> | ||
This organization is the result of a merger of these two organizations:<br> | |||
[[Northern_Children's_Services|Northern Children's Services]] and [http://www.tabor.org/ Tabor Children's Services] | |||
Revision as of 06:18, 19 September 2014
In response to Philadelphia’s initiative to Improve Outcomes for Children, Tabor Children’s Services (Tabor) and Northern Children’s Services (Northern) partnered to create a new organization TNCP that builds upon the resources of both parent companies to develop a true community partnership. In creating a new organization, the two strong parent agencies have developed a network that can help the most vulnerable children and families within our community. The shared mission of the two parent organizations has resulted in a partnership that embraces and supports the IOC initiative where the community is strengthened through partnerships and communities working together to build upon resources.
This organization is the result of a merger of these two organizations: