Sessions for All Audiences
Watch these sessions to enhance your knowledge about the impact of engagement on children’s, families’ and program staff’s well-being. Learn about goal setting and mental models.
Family & Community
Setting Up Your Partnerships
Learn about the differences between sub-recipient and contractor status, and its impact on partnership agreements.
Shaping the Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership: An Assessment Checklist
This checklist reviews six areas of partnership implementation. Partners can use it no matter where they are in implementing their partnership, according to implementation science. This checklist should be completed by all active partners in a partnership agreement, not just the grantee.
Sharing the Family Economic Mobility: Taking Charge of Your Future Video Series
Share this video series with families to begin conversations about setting financial goals, creating action plans for tracking progress, and exploring options and benefits of increasing their financial capability.
Singing
Explore Singing
Staff Who Work with Families
Beginning your family services journey? This resource can help you recognize and appreciate the important role you play in promoting family well-being and success.
Staff Working with Families
Where you start in your journey with FEM support will depend on your relationship with a family, your own comfort in your role, and more. Choose the tools and path that are right for you.
Staff-Parent Relationships That Honor and Support Parenting
Explore this resource to foster positive parent-child relationships through everyday staff-parent relationships. Find prompts and questions that invite partnership-building conversations with parents.
Starting a Business
Discover action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in starting a business.
Starting an Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership
Explore strategies to help programs successfully implement Early Head Start-Child Care (EHS-CC) Partnerships or EHS Expansion. Learn more about joint planning, family child care, and professional development.
Last Updated: October 5, 2017