Building Credit
Discover action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in building credit.
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Economic Mobility
Economic mobility is a core aspect of improving family well-being. Economic well-being is the extent to which a family feels financially stable and has hopes for the future. It also means families have knowledge of and access to the financial resources and opportunities they need to promote their children’s healthy development and make the best decisions for themselves.
Review materials to help you support families in developing and making progress toward their economic mobility goals.
Managing Debt
Explore action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in managing debt.
Managing Student Loan Debt
Find action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in managing student loan debt.
Avoiding Predatory Loans
Review action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in avoiding predatory loans.
Avoiding Identity Theft
Discover action steps, conversation cues, and resources for families to support them in avoiding identity theft.
The Role of FEM in the Head Start Program
Get a deeper understanding of the role of FEM within the Head Start Parent, Family, and Community Engagement (PFCE) Framework and why it’s so central to the Head Start mission.
Preparing Staff for FEM Work
Find out why it is vital for program leaders to prepare and support their staff in the important role of partnering with families on financial stability and economic mobility.
Interactive FEM Program Planning Tool
The FEM Program Planning Tool supports programs in developing goals, objectives, and action plans related to family economic mobility. Use it as a team for planning and professional development.
Program Foundations
Explore the ways FEM is integrated into the PFCE Framework’s general approaches to program foundations.
FEM and the Head Start Program Performance Standards
Review the alignment between FEM and the requirements in the Head Start Program Performance Standards (HSPPS).
