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Family Support and Well-being

Family well-being occurs when all family members are safe, healthy, and have chances for educational advancement and economic mobility. Support services such as early care and education, housing and food assistance, and physical and mental health care positively contribute to the well-being of families and their children. When families face challenges that cause stress, including poverty and homelessness, their health and wellness can be negatively impacted. Engaging families as active participants in problem-solving and goal-setting can help them identify and use their own strengths to address the challenges they face. When families are healthy, safe, and economically stable, their children's health and well-being can thrive.

Using Health Literacy to Improve My Family's Health

Give this resource with tips to build health literacy to families when you talk with them about their health concerns and goals.

Caring Conversations About McKinney-Vento Eligibility

Learn how to use a caring conversations approach with families to gather information about their living circumstances and determine McKinney-Vento eligibility for Head Start programs.

FAQs About Serving Families Experiencing Homelessness

Explore the Office of Head Start's answers to common questions about serving families experiencing homelessness. 

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.

Education and Career

Learn to support families’ goals around career pathways, finding a new job, getting a GED or high school diploma, accessing job training, pursuing and paying for college and higher education, or starting a business.

Debt and Credit

Learn to support families’ goals around accessing and reviewing credit reports and scores, building credit, managing debt and student loan debt, and avoiding predatory loans and identity theft.

Savings and Assets

Learn how to support families’ goals around building savings, buying a car, buying a home, saving for education, and saving for retirement.

Income and Spending

Learn to support families' goals around choosing financial products, making and using a budget, accessing public benefits, paying bills, filing taxes, and accessing tax credits.

Family Economic Mobility Toolkit

The Family Economic Mobility Toolkit shares information, ideas, inspiration, and hands-on resources to help Head Start staff partner with families on their journeys toward economic stability and mobility.

Tax Time Checklist: Prepare for Tax Season

Use this checklist to gather the information you need to file your 2024 taxes. Share it with families in your program to help them get ready for tax season, even if they don't usually file.

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