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Learning World Child Development Center
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4901 Quincy St Bladensburg MD, 20710
Contact Phone: (301) 277-0609
Website: https://www.adventisthealthcare.com/LC/
Preschool Details: The Early Head Start Program provides comprehensive, year-round, child and family development services to low-income families with children, prenatal to three years old. During weekly home visits and parent-toddler activity groups, trained Early Head Start staff plan activities with families to foster the child's development, increase family literacy, promote healthy parent-child relationships, provide parenting support and education, and assist expectant families in preparing for their new baby. Parents are assisted with transitioning their children into Head Start or other preschool programs when the child reaches age three. Families are linked to community resources such as food, clothing, housing, child care, employment, English classes, health care and mental health counseling. This Program is funded by a Federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Eligible Requirements: In order to participate in Early Head Start, families must: Be at or below Federal Poverty Guidelines or have a child with a diagnosed disability; Have a child under age 24 months, or be expecting a child; Live in the designated catchment areas in Montgomery County or Prince George's County
Age Requirements: 0-3 years old
Learning World Child Development Center
UPDATE
4901 Quincy St Bladensburg MD, 20710
Contact Phone: (301) 277-0609
Website: https://www.adventisthealthcare.com/LC/
Preschool Details: The Early Head Start Program provides comprehensive, year-round, child and family development services to low-income families with children, prenatal to three years old. During weekly home visits and parent-toddler activity groups, trained Early Head Start staff plan activities with families to foster the child's development, increase family literacy, promote healthy parent-child relationships, provide parenting support and education, and assist expectant families in preparing for their new baby. Parents are assisted with transitioning their children into Head Start or other preschool programs when the child reaches age three. Families are linked to community resources such as food, clothing, housing, child care, employment, English classes, health care and mental health counseling. This Program is funded by a Federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Eligible Requirements: In order to participate in Early Head Start, families must: Be at or below Federal Poverty Guidelines or have a child with a diagnosed disability; Have a child under age 24 months, or be expecting a child; Live in the designated catchment areas in Montgomery County or Prince George's County
Age Requirements: 0-3 years old
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