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Local governments eyeing investments in quality early learning

11/5/2019
AZ communities

A city-funded high-quality preschool program is showing other Arizona cities and towns that investing in its youngest residents pays off.

Working together to better meet the developmental needs of Arizona’s youngest children

10/4/2019
health & nutrition

Ensuring a child’s healthy development is a partnership between families, non-profit and public agencies, health care providers, early educators and other…

mom working with daughter to sort colored balls.

Helping families find the best fit for home visitation

10/2/2019
family support

A program supported by First Things First is making it a little easier for families to find support as their child’s first teacher through in-home visits.

First Baby Café in Arizona named after former FTF regional partnership council member

9/20/2019
Navajo/Apache

The Summit Healthcare Leslie Meyer Baby Café is named after long-time FTF Navajo/Apache Regional Council member Leslie Meyer, who passed away this year.

First Things First, Bashas’ and Food City partner to support Arizona’s youngest children

8/30/2019
AZ communities

Arizona grocery shoppers will have the opportunity in September to help Arizona’s youngest children learn, grow and succeed through a register promotion.

Male teacher and students looking at a globe.

High-quality early education outcomes extend to second generation

8/14/2019
early learning

An update to the well-known Perry Preschool study focuses on a new benefit: better outcomes for the original study participants’ children.

Four new Phoenix-area family resource centers make resources more accessible

7/24/2019
Phoenix North

FTF and the City of Phoenix have partnered to open four new family resource centers dedicated to providing services to families with young children.

Making sure young children are counted in the 2020 census

7/15/2019
early childhood

U.S. Census officials are asking early childhood supporters to help ensure all infants, toddlers and preschoolers are counted.

Starting Arizona’s young children on the path to healthy vision

6/28/2019
health & nutrition

The Eyes On Learning campaign advises parents to get their child’s first vision screening as early as age 1 and at least once more between ages 3-5.

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