Volunteer to be a voice for young children in your Arizona community
FTF seeks about 150 volunteers for the opportunity to collaborate with other dedicated community members in local communities across Arizona.
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Updated resource helps others learn more about the status of young children across Arizona
Building Bright Futures is FTF’s biennial assessment of young children in three major areas: strong families, healthy children and educated young students.
Why counting Arizona’s young kids is easy, safe and important
Responding to the 2020 Census is an easy, safe and important way to ensure needed resources are provided for young kids and their communities for the next 10…
2019 FTF Impact Reports give detailed look into regional work
The 2019 FTF Impact Reports give insight into how First Things First is supporting families and their young children in your community.
FTF statewide staff donates to Maricopa Family Advocacy Center
First Things First values its community partners and continually seeks ways to support agencies whose work strengthens families.
Early childhood issues rise to top at Arizona Town Hall on strengthening families
Ensuring that affordable, high-quality child care is available to all was one of several early childhood-related issues named as a priority action.
Q&A with new FTF Chief Program Officer Amy Corriveau
FTF Chief Program Officer Amy Corriveau has dedicated her professional life to expanding and improving early education opportunities in Arizona.
Local governments eyeing investments in quality early learning
A city-funded high-quality preschool program is showing other Arizona cities and towns that investing in its youngest residents pays off.
FTF Yuma Region honored with Heart of Yuma award
The FTF Yuma Region received the Outstanding Service Organization award from the Arizona Community Foundation of Yuma at its annual Heart of Yuma ceremony.