Moving Onward and Upward into a New Program Year
Watch as OHS Director Khari Garvin enthusiastically welcomes new and returning Head Start staff to the 2023–2024 program year.
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Director Garvin Celebrates Head Start Awareness Month 2023
Listen as the director of the Office of Head Start encourages programs in celebrating their strengths and imagining their future.
How to Use the Head Start Locator
Learn how to use the Head Start Locator to find programs in your area.
National Head Start Fellows Announced
Meet the fellows chosen for the 2023–2024 National Head Start Fellowship Program as they embark on their yearlong journey at Administration for Children and Families headquarters.
Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $3.7B to Help Lower Home Energy Costs, Launches National LIHEAP Eligibility Tool
The Administration for Children and Families released nearly $3.7 billion in Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) funding to help households with their home energy costs.
First Tribal Integration of Title IV-B Child Welfare Programs Into a “477” Plan
The Administration for Children and Families, partnering with the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), announces certain “Title IV-B” child welfare services have been integrated to improve effectiveness.
HHS Awards $2.1M to Bolster Supportive Services for Families Living in Affordable Housing
Recently, $2.1 million was awarded to fund the Affordable Housing and Social Services Demonstration program, aimed at strengthening wraparound and supportive services available to residents in affordable housing.
How to Customize and Print HeadStart.gov Pages
Learn how you can customize HeadStart.gov webpages to print or create PDF files for sharing.
Director Garvin Celebrates Head Start Love
In this video, Director Khari M. Garvin shares why he loves his role at the Office of Head Start. He also expresses his admiration for the incredible dedication of Head Start staff.
Tribal Request for Information 2024
A tribal request for information was recently published in the Federal Register. It asks for public comment on whether existing rules, regulations, and available TTA are optimal for tribal Head Start programs.
