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Basic Budget
One Time Supplemental (OTS)
Training & Technical Assistance (T&TA)
Total
Non-Federal Share
Delegate
$ 10,768,141
$ 74,000
$10,842,141
$ 2,710,535
Grantee I
$ 6,761,792
$ 149,499
$ 52,710
$ 6,964,001
$ 1,741,000
Grantee II
$ 5 ,924,821
$ 66,074
$ 1,497,724
EHS
$ 853,029
$ 27,467
$ 220,124
USDA
$ 643,529
TOTAL
$ 24,951,312
$ 149,999
$ 220,251
$ 5,990,895
$ 880,496
$ 643,529
$25,321,062
$ 6,169,383
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HEAD START 0-5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
CCRC’s federally funded Head Start 0-5 programs are designed to get children and parents ready for school using a developmentally appropriate early childhood curriculum for those families at 100% of poverty. While school readiness preparation is the primary focus of Head Start, other components of the program including pre- and post-natal care, nutrition, medical and dental care, early literacy, early childhood development, mental health, and disabilities services. These elements are essential to ensure that a child’s physical, social, and developmental needs are met.
Head Start engages and empowers parents by providing them with community resources and educational opportunities to help them set family goals and achieve success. Every child’s needs are addressed on an individual basis and no less than 10% of enrollment is made available to children with special needs.
Families must meet the federal income guidelines in order to “income qualify” for the program. A family automatically “income qualifies” if they are receiving ongoing public assistance through the government, if the child is in foster care, or is a ward of the state. Priority for enrollment is based on several factors which may include parental status, special needs, and housing situations.
2014/15 Program Statistics
3,219
214
180
Hours of parent training
210
Socialization groups
90%Completed Preschoolers in medical exams
classrooms
663,742
Meals served
18%
Enrolled preschool with disabilities
Early Head Start 94% families served
Completed dental exams
497,827
Parent volunteer hours
12,810
Hours of home visits to families