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Offers pre school, medical and dental services, nutritional meals, counseling and opportunities for parental involvement of low income children and children with disabilities.

Promotes school readiness for children ages birth to 3 from low-income families by enhancing their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Also offers home visitation program where families receive visits from teachers in their own home.

Parents work directly with a Family Educator to develop, prepare, and execute lesson plans during home visits twice a month. Your child will also have the opportunity to participate in a classroom setting with children their own age two days a week. A home visitor provides weekly 1 1/2 hr visits to prenatal moms and families with children 0-3. EHS families attend a socialization group twice a month. Through education and planning with parents, EHS addresses all aspects of parenting and child development including: health, nutrition, safety, movement and music, social and emotional development and the importance of the relationship between parent and child.

Focuses on early learning, health, and family well-being to support school readiness. Services can be provided in the home environment or in a preschool setting. Applicants must verify age and income for the past twelve months or previous calendar year, whichever more accurately reflects the family's current circumstances. Priority is given based on income and additional selection criteria.

Provides comprehensive services to families with infants and toddlers ages birth - 3 years old and pregnant mothers. Offers weekly visits from a family educator, and monthly family group activity, which gives parents and children an opportunity to interact with each other.

Offers full day preschool with additional meal services, transportation services, and opportunities for parental involvement.

Provides opportunities for early educational and cultural learning experiences for the growth and development of children ages 0-3 and their families. Provides nutrition assistance, transportation, and general education assistance.

In the Early Head Start Home-Based program, a home visitor provides weekly 1 1/2 hr visits to prenatal moms and families with children 0-3. EHS families attend a socialization group twice a month. Positive, nurturing parent-child interactions are the focus of all services and activities. Through education and planning with parents, EHS addresses all aspects of parenting and child development including: health, nutrition, safety, movement and music, social and emotional development, and the importance of the relationship between parent and child.

In the Early Head Start Home-Based program, a home visitor provides weekly 1 1/2 hr visits to prenatal moms and families with children 0-3. EHS families attend a socialization group twice a month. Positive, nurturing parent-child interactions are the focus of all services and activities. Through education and planning with parents, EHS addresses all aspects of parenting and child development including: health, nutrition, safety, movement and music, social and emotional development and the importance of the relationship between parent and child.

Combination preschool program is designed to help you make the most of the home and school environment. Parents work directly with a Family Educator to develop, prepare, and execute lesson plans during home visits twice a month. Your child will also have the opportunity to participate in a classroom setting with children his/her own age two days a week. This allows your child to build social skills and become comfortable in a school environment. In the Early Head Start Home-Based program, a home visitor provides weekly 1 1/2 hr visits to prenatal moms and families with children 0-3. EHS families attend a socialization group twice a month. Positive, nurturing parent-child interactions are the focus of all services and activities. Through education and planning with parents, EHS addresses all aspects of parenting and child development including: health, nutrition, safety, movement and music, social and emotional development and the importance of the relationship between parent and child.

An early child development program that serves families with infants and toddlers, as well as pregnant women, through home based and center based options. Focuses on child development, parenting/attachment, nutrition, and health. Provides information about literacy, employability, and meeting educational goals.

Dual partnership with Early Head Start. Families are able to drop kids off for quality early learning opportunities while in daycare.

Offers full day pre-school with additional meal services, transportation services, and opportunities for parental involvement.

A federally funded comprehensive program that promotes healthy prenatal outcomes for pregnant women and enhances the development of infants and toddlers. This program is designed to meet the needs of low-income families and includes services in the areas of education, health, nutrition, mental health, social service, disabilities, prenatal education, parental involvement, and training. Works with local community to provide Early Head Start to San Juan County.

Provides a home-based service for infants, toddlers, and pregnant women. Once a week, a trained Family Advocate comes into the family home for ninety minutes to offer fun activities, services, and information. The Family Advocate may focus on child development, health and safety, nutrition, reading with child, parent education, prenatal health education, and transportation support. During home visits, the Family Advocate will bring activities and information that focus on goals set by the family and based on the individual family's needs and interests. To promote family health and wellness the program provides well-baby checks, dental exams, and immunization to educate on prevention, early identification, and intervention. Families are also given support, information, and referrals to social services that meet their needs.

Offers public preschool to qualifying children age 0 - 3. Curriculum is creatively focused and personalized for each child's needs. There is also a strong focus on school readiness.

Offers pre-school, medical and dental services, nutritional meals, counseling and opportunities for parental involvement of low-income children.

Provides comprehensive services to families with infants and toddlers ages birth - 3 years old and pregnant mothers. Offers weekly visits from a family educator, and monthly family group activity, which gives parents and children an opportunity to interact with each other.

Provides opportunities for early educational and cultural learning experiences for the growth and development of children ages 0-3 and their families. Provides nutrition assistance, transportation, and general education assistance.

Early Head Start provides comprehensive services to families with infants and toddlers ages 0-3 and prenatal mothers . Offers once a week visits and monthly family group activity which gives parents and children an opportunity to interact with each other.

Serves low-income families who work in the agriculture sector. Early Head Start uses a Head Start program model combined with daycare services. Each session provides bi-lingual English/Spanish sessions, breakfast, lunch, a snack, transportation, and qualified teaching staff.

Provides support and education to parents on the development of their children. Early Head Start is available in Spanish Fork and Juab County only. Home visits occur for 90 minutes once a week. Parents enroll online and can schedule the home visits whenever the family advocates in the area are available. Twice per month, the program offers opportunities for parents and children to come together as a group in the classroom for learning, discussion, and socialization activities.