Nevada Association For The Education Of Young Children

Nevada Association For The Education Of Young Children (doing business as NON Profit), a Nevada-based tax-exempt nonprofit organization, administers federal early-childhood workforce development and staff-retention grants as a sub-recipient under the Department of Health and Human Services and the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services. The vendor does not hold prime federal contracts or contract vehicles; all recent activity flows through grant sub-awards, making it entirely dependent on pass-through funding from HHS and state-level prime grantees.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on two concrete workforce initiatives. The TEACH Scholarship program, funded through HHS sub-awards dated September 2025 and February 2025, provides direct funding to child care providers throughout Nevada to pursue associate or bachelor degrees; the most recent iteration funds 105 scholarships. The NevAEYC Early Childhood Staff Stipend Incentive Program, active across five sub-awards spanning October 2023 through February 2025, delivers direct financial incentives to licensed child care providers and staff who are active members of the Nevada Registry and work in qualified programs. Both programs target Nevada's early-childhood workforce exclusively and operate as administered pass-throughs rather than as direct service delivery or clinical work.

Customer concentration is narrow and bifurcated by source. The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families holds six of seven awards in the source data (100% of recent sub-awards), all for the two recurring programs above. A single outlier award from the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command appears in the portfolio but carries no description in the source. The vendor's primary federal relationship is with HHS, with secondary coordination through the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services as the state-level prime grantee on several sub-awards.

Activity has accelerated modestly in recent years — two awards in 2023, one in 2024, three in 2025 — with combined dollars obligated across all seven awards totaling $15.7 million. The vendor's only non-HHS prime relationship in the source data is a single Air Combat Command award, which does not align with the vendor's core early-childhood education and workforce-development mission and may reflect historical or administrative data rather than active operations. The vendor does not compete for or hold federal contracts, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs, and therefore cannot serve as a prime or teaming partner on contract-based opportunities; its footprint is entirely grant sub-recipient work with HHS and state agencies in Nevada.