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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
The Summit Healthcare Leslie Meyer Baby Café is named after long-time FTF Navajo/Apache Regional Council member Leslie Meyer, who passed away this year.
The FTF 2019 annual report details working with communities and families to promote school readiness in Arizona’s young children.
Liz Barker Alvarez, FTF’s Chief Policy Advisor, was recently recognized as one of 12 Profiles of Success by Valle del Sol.
First Things First celebrates the community volunteers who have served on regional partnerships councils for 10 years.
More than 1,400 early childhood professionals, stakeholders and champions from across Arizona were brought together at the 2019 FTF Summit.
Arizona grocery shoppers will have the opportunity in September to help Arizona’s youngest children learn, grow and succeed through a register promotion.
The region’s council was lauded for implementing a Summer Transition to Kindergarten program for children on the Colorado River Indian Reservation.
The 2019 Arizona Town Hall sessions will engage communities on Strong Families Thriving Children. The first kicks off at the FTF Early Childhood Summit.
An update to the well-known Perry Preschool study focuses on a new benefit: better outcomes for the original study participants’ children.
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