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FTF seeks about 150 volunteers for the opportunity to collaborate with other dedicated community members in local communities across Arizona. Read More
FTF Chief Program Officer Amy Corriveau has dedicated her professional life to expanding and improving early education opportunities in Arizona.
A city-funded high-quality preschool program is showing other Arizona cities and towns that investing in its youngest residents pays off.
The FTF Yuma Region received the Outstanding Service Organization award from the Arizona Community Foundation of Yuma at its annual Heart of Yuma ceremony.
First Things First provides the Arizona Parent Kit free of charge to parents of all newborns in the state before they leave the hospital or birthing center.
All young children need positive, nurturing relationships with caring adults to support their healthy development. But boys grow and develop in their own,…
This year, the importance of teaching young children native language is being highlighted during November’s Native American Heritage Month.
Ensuring a child’s healthy development is a partnership between families, non-profit and public agencies, health care providers, early educators and other…
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.
Walter Gilliam presented Early Childhood Expulsion and Bias: How We Can Do Better for Our Children, at the 2019 First Things First Early Childhood Summit.
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