- Head Start Work Is Heart Work: OHS Priorities - OHS has five national priority areas to support this mission, described below. At the center of each is an unwavering commitment to equity, inclusion, and belonging. UPDATED 8/14/23
- A new study finds long-term enrollment in high-quality child care can make the positive effects last. Researchers involved with the Educare study say expanding access to federally-funded Early Head Start programs, which currently serve only 10 percent of eligible children, could help expand the number of high-quality early learning programs, such as the Educare model, and benefit more infants and toddlers. The Hechinger Report, August 10, 2023
- EHS Best Practice: How Child Welfare and Early Head Start Can Work Together to Better Serve Families, Wednesday, August 16, 2023 @ 2:00 PM, ET. Join NHSA for this workshop highlighting opportunities for Early Head Start and child welfare organizations to better collaborate locally on behalf of children and families.
Please visit our WYNTK resource webpage, which is updated regularly, and the FHSA events list for more information. If there is something else you need guidance on, let us know - we will continue to work with state agencies and partners to answer your questions.
Sincerely,
Wanda Minick
Executive Director
FHSA
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