Non Governmental Association in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Bringing Out the Best

Non Governmental Association

Greensboro, NC

Bringing Out the Best provides free, grant-funded classroom coaching and parenting support for Guilford County families and teachers of children ages birth–five.

  • Guilford County families with children age five or younger
  • Licensed early childhood classrooms experiencing challenging behaviors
  • Parents seeking Triple P coaching at home or in the community

Bringing Out the Best

Non Governmental Association

Greensboro, NC

Bringing Out the Best provides free, grant-funded classroom coaching and parenting support for Guilford County families and teachers of children ages birth–five.

  • Guilford County families with children age five or younger
  • Licensed early childhood classrooms experiencing challenging behaviors
  • Parents seeking Triple P coaching at home or in the community

CREW Adult Transition Program

Non Governmental Association

Greensboro, NC

CREW Adult Transition Program supports young adults with autism through relationship-building and Lionheart’s independence-focused transition services beyond graduation.

  • young adults with level one or level two autism needing transition-to-adulthood support
  • autistic students developing independence and self-advocacy skills
  • students needing continued support beyond high school graduation

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FAQ

Is Bringing Out the Best free?

Yes. Its services are described as free and grant funded.

Who is eligible for Bringing Out the Best in Guilford County?

It serves Guilford County families with children from birth through age five, licensed early-childhood classrooms, and parents seeking Triple P coaching. Spanish-language support is available.

Does Bringing Out the Best handle emergency behavior or safety situations?

No. The program specifically lists emergency behavioral or safety situations as outside its scope.

Can childcare providers receive professional-development credit?

Licensed childcare providers can seek DCDEE professional-development contact hours through the program's provider training.

What does CREW Adult Transition Program offer?

CREW offers transition-to-adulthood services, social-skills instruction, ABA behavioral intervention, and work-skills development for young adults with level one or level two autism.