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Empowering Caregivers and Child Care Providers In collaboration with East Harris County Economic Council and Harris County Public Library III, 91 informal caregivers learned to create low-cost learning corners at home, while 5 directors and 9 teachers were trained and capacitated on child development milestones and the Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ) tools. Together, these 105 individuals gained practical strategies to support children's learning through play in safe, engaging environments.

MARCH AT A GLANCE

Training, parenting & prenatal sessions, food distribution, and new collaborations fueled our mission. We empowered mothers, championed maternal mental health with NAMI, and turned awareness into impact. From professional development to community care, every action advanced advocacy. Dive into this issue for the full story.We are actively working on three integrated programs, each aimed at holistic human development with the child at the center.ELQN Training & Professional Development Service

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OUR FEBRUARY 2026 INSIGHTS
On March 4, during the Network of Behavioral Health Providers (NBHP) Houston Community Impact Awards Banquet, our Chairman, Mr. Nasruddin Rupani was conferred the 2026 Houston Community Impact Award.
Ms. Mahtab Moradi, Board Secretary, Rupani Foundation USA and Director of the Behavioral Health Department at Ibn Sina, accepted the award on his behalf from the Mayor of Houston, Mr. John Whitmir.

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ONE FAMILY'S JOURNEY: ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT FOR INTERGENERATIONAL CHANGE In December 2025, a refugee father climbed into the cab of his truck for his first solo drive. Behind him were years of survival jobs earning as low as $1500 a month, language barriers, and the weight of providing for his family in a new land. Ahead of him was a career. With the career pathways' job placement support following his CDL certification,

2025: A YEAR OF PURPOSE PARTNERSHIP
2025 was a transformative year, guided by our mission to empower communities through holistic early childhood development. Guided by purpos , we built the trust and partnership needed to advance toward our vision of a dignified, healthy, and prosperous society for all.ELQN strengthened early learning by equipping providers and caregivers with practical tools. This collaborative impact was celebrated at a community-wide event focused on support and connection.Our Career Pathways Program team provided individualized career support.

In this issue, discover how our partnerships are fueling growth in underserved communities. We highlight the launch of high-quality child care training in Harris County, celebrate over 400 educators and caregivers empowered through professional development, and share the success of our signature programs that strengthen families from prenatal care to career advancement. See how your support is creating champions for early learning.The Rupani Foundation USA has partnered with CHILDREN AT RISK to provide and support an incentivized, high-quality child care workforce training and coaching.

Inside this issue, discover Rupani Foundation USA’s latest milestones from 2024! From inspiring participant stories to program highlights, we share how our initiatives in early childhood development, maternal mental health, refugee support, and workforce development are creating lasting change. This edition also focuses on encouraging mothers and caregivers to join our ECIF and Brain Builders programs, offering support from pregnancy through age 3 to strengthen caregiver-child relationships and early learning. Join us as we continue building resilient families and brighter futures, together.

The delegation presented findings from its Task Force on Gaps in Health and Behavioral Health Services and Supports, highlighting the top ten barriers to maternal mental healthcare, including limited transportation, lack of wraparound services, and unaffordable childcare. These systemic issues severely impact early childhood development and the overall well-being of Texas families.
Rupani Foundation joined lawmakers, nonprofit leaders, and advocates on Maternal Mental Health Day at the Texas State Capitol.

Inside this issue, discover Rupani Foundation USA’s latest milestones from 2024! From inspiring participant stories to program highlights, we share how our initiatives in early childhood development, maternal mental health, refugee support, and workforce development are creating lasting change. This edition also focuses on encouraging mothers and caregivers to join our ECIF and Brain Builders programs, offering support from pregnancy through age 3 to strengthen caregiver-child relationships and early learning. Join us as we continue building resilient families and brighter futures, together.

The Rupani Foundation proudly announces the tremendous success of its first year hosting the 17th Annual Back-to-School Drive, Health Fair & Business Expo. On August 10th, 2024, over 8,000 attendees enjoyed a day packed with engaging kids' activities, community support, health services, and educational resources. This year’s event featured 55 vendors who set up booths to offer services and giveaways.