Program Overview

Center for Early Head Start

The Center for Early Head Start is a program that provides early childhood education and support services to young children and their families.

About

The Center for Early Head Start has several programs and services, including:

• CEHS Program: This program provides early childhood education and support services to young children and their families.
• Program Options: The center offers various program options, including:
  • Infant Program
  • Toddler Program
  • Home-Based Program
• Educational Services & Curriculum: The center provides educational services and curriculum to support the development of young children.
• Family Support: The center offers family support services to help families navigate the challenges of raising young children.
• Health Support: The center provides health support services to ensure the well-being of young children.

Research

The Center for Early Head Start is involved in various research projects, including:

• Research at CEHS Overview: This overview provides information on the research projects conducted at the center.
• Research Projects: The center is involved in several research projects, including studies on child development and early childhood education.
• Snapshot of Center for Early Head Start: This snapshot provides an overview of the center's research activities.
• Research on CEHS: The center conducts research on its own programs and services to evaluate their effectiveness.

Opportunities

The Center for Early Head Start provides various opportunities for students, volunteers, and employees, including:

• Employment: The center offers employment opportunities for individuals interested in working with young children and their families.
• Volunteer: The center provides volunteer opportunities for individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of young children and their families.
• Student Courses: The center offers student courses, including:
  • Infant Toddler Lab
  • Community Practicum
  • Class Observations
  • Individual Study

Resources

The Center for Early Head Start has several resources available, including:

• Community Partners: The center partners with community organizations to provide support services to young children and their families.
• Human Development and Family Sciences: The center is affiliated with the Human Development and Family Sciences department, which provides academic and research support.
• Program Goals: The center has established program goals to guide its activities and services.
• Annual Report: The center publishes an annual report to provide information on its activities and achievements.
• Learning and Development: The center provides resources on learning and development to support the growth and development of young children.
• Governing Board Members: The center has a governing board that oversees its activities and ensures that it is meeting its program goals.