Food Program Specialist
Debbie has been with us since October of 1998. She is involved with training child care providers in nutrition and child care related topics. She also helps with evaluating menus and encouraging providers to keep accurate records for the Child & Adult Care Food Program, developing workshops, compiling the CACFP newsletter and performing home visits to participants on the Food Program. Debbie's creative talents bring excitement and energy to the food program trainings.
In Deb's free time, she is actively involved with her children, her church, and her 3 Springer Spaniels, Halo, Holly, & Hunter.
Food Program Specialist
Beth has been with Child Care Links since April 2005. She was a day care professional for 7 years. During that time, she was fortunate enough to have over 25 children on a part time and as needed basis.
She is involved with training child care providers in nutrition and child care related topics. She also helps with evaluating menus and encouraging providers to keep accurate records for the Child & Adult Care Food Program, developing workshops, compiling the CACFP newsletter and performing home visits to participants on the Food Program.
Beth's husband's name is Scott. They
have two daughters, Courtney
and Molly. Some other family members include a dog, Mitzi and a cat, Peaches.
The Carlton's are members of the First Church of the Nazarene where Beth serves on the children's council as the director of activities for families with children. Beth's hobbies include decorating cakes,
baking, and camping, boating and fishing with her family.
Food Program Specialist
Vickie has been a part of
the Child Care Links'
family since 1985. She has watched us grow from
our tiny office in Convention Hall with 3 staff members,
to a small office on South Main near Carey Park, to our
present location with 6 staff members. She recalls
how we kept track of our day care providers on
a rolodex! We now have an intricate data base.
She is involved with training child care providers
in nutrition and child care related topics. She also helps
with evaluating menus and encouraging providers to
keep accurate records for the Child & Adult Care Food
Program, developing workshops, compiling the CACFP
newsletter and performing home visits to participants
on the Food Program.
In her spare time Vickie
enjoys reading & walking with her
husband. She is a proud grandmother & loves to spend time
with her grandchildren. If you have a minute or ten she'll show
you pictures!!!
Doris has been the Executive Director of Child Care Links since 1985. While Doris is responsible for the administration of Link's programs, she enjoys assisting the staff by developing forms and computer programs to make their jobs easier. She developed computerized CACFP claim forms for child care providers to use in their home. These claim forms can be submitted by e-mailed to Child Care Links.
In an effort to have the
agency recognized as a community
resource in all nine counties that we serve, she was instrumental
in changing the agency name from Reno County Child Care
Association to Child Care Links.
Doris recognizes the efforts of early childhood teachers in homes and centers to offer quality child care and has led Child Care Links in programs to assist this effort.
When she isn't working, she enjoys golf and traveling with her husband, Ray.
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