Accreditation Guru Joins Local Non-Profit Westchester Companies for Kids

Accreditation Guru, a consulting firm that helps non-profit organizations prepare for the accreditation and reaccreditation process, has joined local charity organization Westchester Companies for Kids (WC4K).

WC4K is affiliated with the Westchester Children’s Association (WCA). Founded in 1914, WCA is the leading independent voice for the youth of Westchester County. The organization promotes policies and initiatives that improve the lives of children by collecting data to develop a consensus among the public, policymakers and child services providers to help deliver what children need to succeed.

WCA sponsors coalitions that work on relevant issues, educates the public and lawmakers about the realities faced by children and advocates for sensible public investments that improve policies and programs.

“Westchester Children’s Association is excited to have the voice of the business community involved in the conversation about our young people,” said Betsy Steward, Director of Development, WCA. “As a new member of WC4K, Accreditation Guru joins a distinguished group of companies that care deeply about kids, and we look forward to having them share their insights and perspectives on the issues we address.”

At WCA’s recent 2017 Spring Gala, The Legacy of Tomorrow Starts Today!, Accreditation Guru attended and helped the organization raise more than $284,000.

“We are fortunate to work with child and family service organizations across the United States and we are very familiar with the critical missions being fulfilled by such agencies,” said Jennifer Flowers, founder and CEO of Accreditation Guru. “We want to support children and families in the local area and proudly join WC4K to help further the mission of the Westchester Children's Association, which delivers maximum community impact and helps Westchester children to be healthy, safe and prepared for life's challenges.”

Since its inception in 2009, Accreditation Guru has provided leadership and guidance to both private and public health and human service organizations throughout the United States so that they may better fulfill their own missions. This is primarily accomplished by leading organizations through a national accreditation process. Accreditation Guru provides assistance that includes an initial readiness assessment, development of accreditation-complaint policies and procedures and risk management and performance improvement programs. For more information about Accreditation Guru, please visit http://www.accreditationguru.com.