Early Head Start Child Care Partnerships New Opportunities Lessons From Practice
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Pandemic Highlights Importance Of Giving Children An Early Head Start Ttu This webinar shares the context of new federal investments in early head start child care partnerships and presentations from three groups of practitioners a. The early head start child care partnership (ehs ccp) initiative brings together the best of early head start and child care through layering of funding to provide comprehensive and continuous services to low income infants, toddlers, and their families. ehs ccp enhances developmental services and supports for low income infants and toddlers.
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Early Head Start Child Care Partnerships Offer Opportunity To Ex First created in 2013, early head start – child care partnerships (ehs ccp) build on the existing strengths of both early head start and child care in order to provide high quality, comprehensive early learning opportunities for young children. The ehs cc partnerships program enhances and supports early learning settings to provide comprehensive and continuous services. it increases access to high quality, full day, full year child care, including family child care, for low income working families. the program also supports the development of infants and toddlers through strong. Early head start child care (ehs cc) partnerships support communities by expanding the number of high quality early learning environments for infants and toddlers in low income families. they integrate ehs comprehensive services and resources into an array of traditional child care and family care settings. long term outcomes for the program. Research findings: this study examined the development and implementation of six early head start child care partnerships (ehs ccps), unique collaborations between ehs grantees and community based child care partners that expand access to high quality child care and comprehensive services for low income infants, toddlers, and their families.
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