"Have patience!
In time, even grass becomes milk." - Charan Singh
NON PROFITS AS CHANGE
AGENTS
The July 2003 issue of Child Care Information Exchange contains
a trend report, "Non Profit Child Care Facing Challenges Worldwide",
in which Maria Isabel Bove, director of CAIF Plan in Montevideo, Uruguay argues
that non profit organizations (or NGO's) in early childhood are uniquely positioned
to promote change in society:
"Paraphrasing E. Dabas, it could be said that the new and overwhelming
social problems we are now facing at the beginning of this new century demand
from us that actions be performed from different and distinct social actors
who are no longer separated into levels, disciplines, or sectors. Classical
institutional structures are not sufficiently operative to face these new problems.
We are now protagonists of change in which the civil society is generating
alternative proposals. Civil associations have undertaken an increasingly
active and responsible role, increasing their capacity for decision-making in
the benefit of the community."
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