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.
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.
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.
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.
This grant funds tribal organizations to develop and implement culturally grounded, evidence-based home visiting programs for expectant families and young children, aiming to improve health, parenting, and early childhood outcomes.
The Early Achievers Needs-Based Grant supports early learning providers with materials, equipment, training, and improvements that strengthen child care quality and learning environments.