Government Shutdown Impact on Oakland County Head Start
Most Oakland County Head Start students remain unaffected by the government shutdown, for now.
No family has to worry between now and the Christmas holiday.
The Head Start program, a federally funded initiative, provides free early learning and development services to children from low-income families and those with disabilities, serving ages 3 to 5, with Early Head Start covering birth to age 3 and supporting pregnant women.
- Supports children's growth in early learning, health, and family well-being
- Offers services like parent engagement and family support workshops
- Eligibility based on family income and household size
Author's summary: Shutdown doesn't immediately affect most students.
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