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Head Start and Early Head Start Relationship-Based Competencies Download the NEW resource for staff and supervisors who work with families
What is the Office of Head Start (OHS)?
Head Start is a federal program that promotes the school readiness of children ages birth to 5 from low-income families by enhancing their cognitive, social and emotional development.
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Disposition of Older Modular Units ACF-IM-HS-12-08
December 3, 2012E-Rate Discount Options (ACF-IM-HS-12-09)
December 3, 2012Supporting Children and Families after Hurricane Sandy (ACF-IM-HS-12-07)
November 6, 2012Hurricane Sandy (ACF-IM-HS-12-06)
November 6, 2012Non-Competitive 5-Year Grant Awards ACF-PI-HS-12-03
October 5, 2012- More News
Quick Fact
Head Start programs operate in 57,000 classrooms in 50 states, the District of Columbia, and six territories.
Funding Opportunities
Want to know about upcoming OHS funding opportunities?
Visit the HHS Grants Forecast website and search for "Head Start" to find information about upcoming funding opportunities.
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News You Can Use: Approaches Toward Learning Part 1
December 10, 2012
Learn about the concept of self-regulation: why it is important, how it relates to school readiness, and strategies for helping infants and toddlers
