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This year we are proudest of the role that FTF and partners played in ensuring crucial early childhood programs continued during the crisis. Read More
The FTF Community Outreach team recently trained nurses from the Arizona High Risk Perinatal Program in early childhood resources available for families.
A pilot program is providing support for families who have developmental concerns about their child, but aren’t eligible for special needs services.
First Things First invites families to show their gratitude for the state’s early care and education providers through the #ShareTheCareAZ campaign.
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.
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