These stories illustrate how early childhood programs and services funded by First Things First make a difference for young children and families in communities across Arizona.
Every family that comes in for a well-child visit appointment gets an age-appropriate book and development information for their child Read More
The FTF Yavapai Regional Partnership Council funds early childhood mental health consultations to better support the social-emotional development of children.
The FTF Yuma Regional Partnership Council funds Quality First so families can send their children to quality care centers and preschool.
The professional development program is designed to strengthen knowledge of developmentally appropriate practices and how young kids learn.
The WISH Parent Education Program teachers families about brain development, milestones, communication, discipline and caring for children.
The FTF Southwest Maricopa Regional Partnership Council funds the home visitation strategy which offers individualized support to parents of young children.
At AZCEND family resource center, Kat Somers had access to resources, referrals to support services and access to educational programs.
The FTF Santa Cruz Regional Partnership Council funds the home visitation strategy which offers individualized support to parents of young children.
The FTF Pinal Regional Partnership Council funds the Family, Friends and Neighbor program, which focuses on supporting in-home child care providers.
A parenting education program funded by the FTF Pima South Region helps incarcerated parents create positive learning environments for their children.
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