Quality First preschool helps three sisters from San Luis succeed in kindergarten and beyond
The FTF Yuma Regional Partnership Council funds Quality First so families can send their children to quality care centers and preschool.
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Family, Friends and Neighbor program helps Maricopa grandmother prepare granddaughter for…
The FTF Pinal Regional Partnership Council funds the Family, Friends and Neighbor program, which focuses on supporting in-home child care providers.
Kith and Kin program helps Phoenix mom provide structure in son’s life
The FTF Phoenix South Regional Council funds the Kith and Kin program to empower caregivers with tools to encourage a healthy development for children.
Quality First center in northwest Phoenix supports foster child’s social skills in classroom
The FTF Phoenix North Regional Partnership Council funds Quality First so families can send their children to quality child care programs.
New grant provides quality early learning to kids of working families living in Parker
When a local child care center in Parker closed, the FTF Colorado River Indian Tribes Regional Partnership Council stepped in.
Quality First scholarship in Show Low helps shy 3-year-old boy socially prepare for kindergarten
The FTF Navajo Apache Regional Partnership Council funds Quality First scholarships so families can send their children to quality child care programs.
Two grants awarded to help reduce preschool expulsions in southeastern Arizona
The FTF Cochise Region and FTF Graham/Greenlee Region recently received two separate grants to fund early childhood mental health consultation.
Gaining a first-time classroom experience before the first day of school
FTF’s Transition to Kindergarten Strategy is designed to help children who have not had the benefit of attending preschool to get classroom experience.
Teacher and caregiver coaching helps north Phoenix center excel at inclusive environment
The children at the UCP Early Learning Center are growing and learning together in inclusive classrooms, which research shows is best for young children.