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Sens. McSally and Sinema helped honor early childhood champions throughout Arizona by sending each champion a congratulatory certificate and letter. Read More
FTF recently received a grant that will provide additional training to parent educators who work with families of substance-exposed newborn babies.
At 16, Isabella Valencia has become a strong advocate for spreading the word of the importance of early childhood education.
As the coronavirus outbreak takes widespread effect, the importance of child care providers as crucial community assets has never been clearer.
Week of the Young Child (April 11-17) is an annual celebration to raise awareness about the importance of quality early learning.
During National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Prevent Child Abuse Arizona offers free webinars to help professionals help families build their resilience.
FTF is sharing information on the Early Childhood Scholarship Fund, a fund at the Arizona Community Foundation, which supports Quality First Scholarships.
Visit 2020Census.gov to complete the census online or call (844) 330-2020 to talk to a Census employee who can help you fill out your form over the phone.
FTF is committed to sharing resources that can help early childhood service providers and educators work to support families during this challenging time.
The FTF La Paz/Mohave Region funds the professional development strategy to help more early educators earn their CDA Credential.
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