News and happenings about First Things First
An update to the well-known Perry Preschool study focuses on a new benefit: better outcomes for the original study participants’ children. Read More
Young children learn best through play and experiences that use all their senses to interact with the world, including interactive displays at museums.
First Things First’s signature program, Quality First, recently launched a revamped mobile-friendly, Spanish-language website.
Summer Lunch Buddies is a statewide campaign which connects families to no-cost summer meals for kids 18 and younger.
First Things First’s Chief Policy Advisor, Liz Barker Alvarez, participated in a panel discussion about connecting younger and older generations.
FTF was recently recognized for funding the Early Childhood Optimal Health program in Douglas, through the FTF Cochise Region’s Care Coordination Strategy.
Southwest Human Development and First Things First are partnering to better promote the free Birth to Five Helpline with families of young children.
The First Things First Board recently welcomed three new members: Judge Richard Weiss of Kingman, Vince Yanez of Mesa and Marcia Klipsch of Tucson.
Kristen Grimm is the opening keynote speaker for the 2019 Summit. She shares her ideas about advocacy and creating social change.
A new early childhood classroom, where early childhood educators in Yuma County can learn how to work with young children with special needs, has opened.
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