This grant offers $7.7 million to expand Early Head Start and Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership services for pregnant women, infants, toddlers, and families in Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia.
Federal grants totaling $818.3 million are available to expand high-quality Head Start and Early Head Start services for low-income children and families in multiple U.S. states.
FY2027 Head Start State Supplemental Grant - Fund Code (390) supports Head Start and Early Head Start programs with workforce and service funding to improve staff retention and program quality.
Community Health Grants support North Carolina safety net providers delivering primary, preventive, and integrated care to expand access for uninsured, underserved, and medically indigent patients.
Family Child Care Home Direct Support Pilot Program supports new child care providers through onboarding, coaching, and training to establish homes and expand high-quality care in North Carolina.
Nevada Department of Education's Early Childhood Literacy & Readiness Programs Grant funds evidence-based research and evaluation of early literacy initiatives for children under six.