Evaluation
The Whitefoord Community Program is a results based organization that is committed to the continuous evaluation of our services. Through each of the program areas, the WCP strives to achieve the following six outcomes for children and families:

Children are healthy.
Children are ready for school.
Children doing well in school.
Children are safe.
Families are stable and self sufficient.
Families are involved in the Whitefoord Community.

The evaluation component of the WCP focuses on the systematic collection of data to assess our progress. Evaluation data is used to inform decision-making and improve services. Evaluation findings are shared through our annual report, and various publications that are released periodically.

For more information on WCP's Evaluation Plans, please call (404) 523-2500.

Child Development Program (CDP)
The Whitefoord Child Development Program provides a developmentally appropriate learning environment for children 0-4 years of age and currently serves 74 children.

Our goal is to enhance a child's school readiness by providing a strong academic and developmental foundation before they start elementary school. Each day children are engaged with indoor and outdoor activities to promote extensive language skills, creative problem solving skills, and cooperative living skills.

Parental participation and involvement is encouraged via monthly workshops covering a wide range of topics as well as volunteer opportunities in the classroom.

The Child Development Program combines the resources of the State of Georgia's Pre-K Program and the philosophy behind Early Head Start and Head Start programs.

CDP Infant/Toddler Program
1361 Dupont Avenue
(404) 522-0508

CDP Three/Four Year Old Program
1356 Wylie Street
(404) 525-1213
Resource Coordinator
(404) 525-1998

The Whitefoord & Coan School Based Health Clinics
are full service pediatric clinics located in the Whitefoord Elementary & Sammy E. Coan Middle schools. Establised through the Department of Pediatrics at Emory University and funded by the "Healthy Schools, Healthy Communities" grant through the Department of Health and Human Services, these full service clinics (physical, mental and oral health) make health care accessible to students, their siblings and all children in the Whitefoord Community ranging from birth through 18yrs. of age.

Limited services (dental & mental health) are available to adults living in the Whitefoord Community. The clinics are staffed by a Medical Director, Pediatrician, Mid-Level Provider(s), Dentist, Dental Assistant, Clinical Manager, Nurse(s), Social Worker(s), Health Educator, Mental Health Provider(s), and secretarial staff.

Whitefoord Elementary School Clinic
35 Whitefoord Ave. SE
Atlanta, Ga. 30317
(404) 588-0101


Coan Middle School Clinic
1550 Hosea Williams Dr.
Atlanta, Ga. 30317
(404) 373-3530

After Hours Nurse Triage
(404) 616-0600

The Family Learning & Community Development Center houses family literacy programs and takes a holistic approach in support of the educational efforts of children and families in the community. The FLCDC provides a bridge between home and school with programs that will increase the potential of children succeeding in school.

Activities are integrated with the teachers at Whitefoord Elementary and Coan Middle Schools to provide continuous educational support that is accessible to community residents. Additionally, GED classes, adult literacy, job readiness programs, computer classes and regular community activities are available.

FLCDC also provides Beyond School Hours Programs such as: Whitefoord After School Enrichment, Summer Reading, Bike Rite and Intel Computer Clubhouse all of which provide opportunities for children to reinforce and expand their learning experiences.