The Children's Center

Head start & early head start programs head start provides family-centered services to low-income families with children from ages three to five. Head start promotes The physical, cognitive, social, and emotional growth of The young children as well as supports parents' roles as primary caregivers and educators. Early head start provides early childhood education and family health services to low-income families with children under The age of three. All children are provided with developmental screening. Services are offered through full-time child care and home visits for parent education and support.

Early learning program provides licensed child care and early childhood development services for children who are six weeks of age through five years of age. The centers provide care for children with and without disabilities in an inclusive learning environment.

Early intervention/part c program serves children who are birth to three years of age and have developmental delays or disabilities. The program provides families with information, support, and services they need to encourage their child's development. Children enrolled often have complex needs including health imprairments. Pediatic therapy services are also offered. A service coordinator helps ensure that services are coordinated with health care and other community services. Services subject to fees are offered on a sliding fee scale based on The families' ability to pay. No child is declined services because of an inability to pay.