Early Learning Indiana, Indianapolis, IN

Early Learning Indiana

www.earlylearningindiana.org

At Early Learning Indiana, our mission is to ensure the highest level of early care and education for children in Indiana. With more than 100 years of history, we`ve established ourselves as a leader in early education in Indiana. We`re more than just your typical child care agency. As a nonprofit, we`re motivated by mission rather than money. We care about each child, and it shows in the quality of the care and education we provide. Not only do we provide excellent learning experiences to children in our Indianapolis area centers, but we also champion high-quality care for every Hoosier ...

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Number of Employees: 250-1000
Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

www.earlylearningindiana.org
1776 N. Meridian Street Suite A
Indianapolis, IN USA 46202
Phone: 317.636.9197

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