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Sullivan Center Early Head Start / Head Start
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571 2nd St Fall River MA, 02721
Contact Name: Pamela Wilnauer
Contact Phone: (508) 675-2151
Website: http://cfcinc.org/
Preschool Details: Early Head Start is a home-based program which provides services for low-income expectant couples and families with infants and toddlers. Early Head Start is a comprehensive, two-generation program which includes intensive services that begin before the child is born and concentrate on enhancing the child’s development by supporting the family during the critical first three years of life. Head Start is a free child development program which provides comprehensive education, health, nutrition and social services to pre-school children ages 2.9 - 5 years of age from income eligible families. The overall goal of Head Start is to increase the child’s effectiveness in dealing with everyday life and later responsibilities in school and life. Because parents are the most important influence in their child’s development, Head Start provides many opportunities for parents to become involved in the program, and to improve their own education and employment potential.
Eligible Requirements: Early Head Start: Infants and toddlers to age 3, and pregnant mothers. Documentation Needed: Proof of income; Head Start: Eligibility: Children ages 3 to 5 from families who meet income requirements. Documentation Needed: Proof of income.
Age Requirements: Birth to 5 years old
How to Apply: Early Head Start Application Process: An appointment must be made with the Early Head Start Program Clerk for an interview. The interview will discuss documentation of income, health concerns, developmental and social concerns, family history, etc. Criteria for Selection: Age and income are considered first; availability of space is also a factor. At least 10% of those enrolled must be children with disabilities and up to 10% may come from families who are over income guidelines. Head Start Application Process: An appointment must be made with a Head Start family worker for an interview. The interview will discuss documentation of income, health concerns, developmental and social concerns, family history, etc. Criteria for Selection: Age and income are considered first; availability of space is also a factor. At least 10% of those enrolled must be children with disabilities and up to 10% may come from families who are over income guidelines.
Sullivan Center Early Head Start / Head Start
UPDATE
571 2nd St Fall River MA, 02721
Contact Name: Pamela Wilnauer
Contact Phone: (508) 675-2151
Website: http://cfcinc.org/
Preschool Details: Early Head Start is a home-based program which provides services for low-income expectant couples and families with infants and toddlers. Early Head Start is a comprehensive, two-generation program which includes intensive services that begin before the child is born and concentrate on enhancing the child’s development by supporting the family during the critical first three years of life. Head Start is a free child development program which provides comprehensive education, health, nutrition and social services to pre-school children ages 2.9 - 5 years of age from income eligible families. The overall goal of Head Start is to increase the child’s effectiveness in dealing with everyday life and later responsibilities in school and life. Because parents are the most important influence in their child’s development, Head Start provides many opportunities for parents to become involved in the program, and to improve their own education and employment potential.
Eligible Requirements: Early Head Start: Infants and toddlers to age 3, and pregnant mothers. Documentation Needed: Proof of income; Head Start: Eligibility: Children ages 3 to 5 from families who meet income requirements. Documentation Needed: Proof of income.
Age Requirements: Birth to 5 years old
How to Apply: Early Head Start Application Process: An appointment must be made with the Early Head Start Program Clerk for an interview. The interview will discuss documentation of income, health concerns, developmental and social concerns, family history, etc. Criteria for Selection: Age and income are considered first; availability of space is also a factor. At least 10% of those enrolled must be children with disabilities and up to 10% may come from families who are over income guidelines. Head Start Application Process: An appointment must be made with a Head Start family worker for an interview. The interview will discuss documentation of income, health concerns, developmental and social concerns, family history, etc. Criteria for Selection: Age and income are considered first; availability of space is also a factor. At least 10% of those enrolled must be children with disabilities and up to 10% may come from families who are over income guidelines.