Supporting Children Experiencing Trauma
Dr. Bergeron and Dr. Sangeeta Parikshak explore the ways Head Start programs can improve how they serve children affected by trauma. Learn more about the #HeadStartHeals campaign.
Dr. Bergeron and Dr. Sangeeta Parikshak explore the ways Head Start programs can improve how they serve children affected by trauma. Learn more about the #HeadStartHeals campaign.
Dr. Bergeron and Dr. Marco Beltran discuss strategies for managing infectious disease. Head Start programs can follow local guidance and use federal guidance to support their decision-making.
Discover best practices and considerations for providing in-person services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Programs must also adhere to guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and local health officials.
To address the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on the Head Start and Early Head Start community, the Office of Head Start regularly updates this section with the latest and most relevant information.
Explore archived COVID-19 information.
Explore the steps Head Start and Early Head Start programs should take to prevent COVID-19 among their staff, children, and families.
Head Start and Early Head Start programs may provide meals, snacks, and diapers to enrolled children and families.
Explore the federal appropriations, annual funding, and program year statistics of Head Start programs for the 2019 fiscal year.
On May 18, 1965, President Johnson announced Project Head Start during a Rose Garden speech. To celebrate our 55th birthday, we're collecting stories from people whose lives have been touched by Head Start programs.
Review responses to common grantee questions and concerns regarding income eligibility, staff pay and benefits, child care partnerships, new hire requirements, and program monitoring.
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