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.
Phoenix mother finds Quality First preschool for her daughter to have the best opportunity to develop and gain the needed skills for kindergarten. Read More
Quality First preschool not only set up girl academically, but it set a strong foundation for socializing, which is so important at that age.
Flagstaff family was looking for a pre-kindergarten program to meet the educational and developmental needs of their young daughter.
Sebastian finished his year at Head Start, where Williams noticed that he not only plays well with others but has gained some self-control, can follow…
Maria Perez is a friendly and confident 7-year-old excited to start second grade at Saint Louis the King Catholic School in Glendale. She regularly…
Faith Ethelbah has been selected as the 2018 White Mountain Apache Tribe First Things First Champion for Young Children.The award is given to local champions…
Mariah Sharpe has been selected as the 2018 Colorado River Indian Tribes’ First Things First Champion for Young Children.The award is given to local…
Dave Clark has been selected as the 2018 Navajo/Apache Region First Things First Champion for Young Children.The award is given to local champions who actively…
Mark Becker has been selected as the 2018 Yuma First Things First Champion for Young Children.The award is given to local champions who actively volunteer…
Laura Monarque has been selected as the 2018 Santa Cruz First Things First Champion for Young Children.The award is given to local champions who actively…
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