About this PreSchool

Provides:

• Early childhood
• Head Start Centers.

Head Start fosters a community that shares responsibility for the healthy development of children in economically disadvantaged families.

It enhances social and cognitive development by providing educational, health, nutritional and social opportunities with a special focus on helping preschoolers build a strong foundation of early reading and math skills to help them achieve school success.

Early Head Start and Help Me GrowThe earliest years of a child's life can lay a strong foundation for healthy growth and development that contributes to learning success in later stages of life.

Early Head Start serves expectant parents and children from birth to age three in home-based settings.

It emphasizes parental involvement.

Key areas of focus include healthcare, nutrition and childcare as well as social and physical development.

Help Me Grow is a program for expectant parents, newborns, infants and toddlers.

Help Me Grow professionals help identify children with or at-risk for developmental delays or disabilities.

The program provides health and developmental services so children can start school healthy and ready to learn.

Early childhood professionals link families and children in a collaborative support network to meet individual needs.

Applications can be obtained by calling 740-681-4481.

They are committed to focusing available resources that will enable low-income familiesand individuals of all ages to obtain the skill, knowledge, motivation and the opportunitiesthey need to become self-sufficient.

Enrollment in Community Action's Early Childhood Programs is open to families that meet income-eligibility guidelines or other requirements.

Applications are available at their offices at 1743 E. Main st. in Lancaster, Ohio.

More information is available can be obtained by calling 740.653.1305.

Head Start fosters a community that shares responsibility for the healthy development of children in economically disadvantaged families.

It enhances social and cognitive development by providing educational, health, nutritional and social opportunities with a special focus on helping preschoolers build a strong foundation of early reading and math skills to help them achieve school success.

Early Head Start and Help Me GrowThe earliest years of a child's life can lay a strong foundation for healthy growth and development that contributes to learning success in later stages of life. Early Head Start serves expectant parents and children from birth to age three in home-based settings.

It emphasizes parental involvement.

Key areas of focus include healthcare, nutrition and childcare as well as social and physical development.

Help Me Grow is a program for expectant parents, newborns, infants and toddlers.

Help Me Grow professionals help identify children with or at-risk for developmental delays or disabilities.

The program provides health and developmental services so children can start school healthy and ready to learn.

Early childhood professionals link families and children in a collaborative support network to meet individual needs.

Applications can be obtained by calling 740-681-4481.