Focus on the family-child relationship
Focus on the family-child relationship
Family & Community
Following the Family’s Lead in FEM Conversations
When you engage in economic mobility conversations, remember that families are the experts on their children and their situation. Find out how to succeed when you let the family lead.
Fostering Fathers’ Leadership Skills
In this webinar, explore tools, resources, and ideas you can use to build a father-friendly program. Learn how to create an environment that actively encourages fathers to engage with their child's learning and development.
Foundations for Fostering Partnerships in Head Start Programs
Explore the basics of Head Start partnerships. Learn to build collaborative relationships that streamline services and maximize funding and resources for children and families.
Frequently Asked Questions for Families About Medicaid
Families can find information about children's health insurance and Medicaid and where to start when they are ready to apply.
Full Implementation Stage
Learn about the full implementation of implementing a parenting curricula. At this stage, the parenting curriculum is institutionalized and integrated into regular practice.
Fun and Learning for Parents and Children: An Activities Handbook
Children are learning all the time. Explore this resource booklet that contains fun activities for parents and children to do together at home, away from home, indoors, and outdoors.
Funding Allocation
Discover strategies to avoid supplantation of Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership funds.
Getting a GED or High School Diploma
Discover action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in getting a GED or high school diploma.
Getting Started: Family Engagement and Positive Goal-Oriented Relationships
The Office of Head Start Parent, Family, and Community Engagement (PFCE) Framework is a road map for progress. It is a research-based approach to program change designed to help Head Start programs achieve outcomes that lead to positive and enduring change for children and families.
Last Updated: October 5, 2017