TOP 30 Federally funded childcare services in Michigan

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Telamon Bear Lake Migrant Head Start is a school located at 10101 Nurnberger Road in Bear Lake, Michigan, United States. This institution offers exemplary childcare services to ensure that children are prepared to succeed in school. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in their child's education and strengthen family bonds. Telamon's Early Childhood & Family Support program is now accepting new applications for MI Head Start Programs. This comprehensive program provides quality early education, parenting education, health and social-emotional wellness services, nutrition education, and family support services. Children ages 2 weeks to 5 years are eligible to participate in the program at one of the 10 Head Start centers. Each child receives a personalized educational program based on their specific needs and strengths. The program is federally funded and aims to support families with incomes at or below the poverty level. Families facing other challenging situations are also eligible for the program. Telamon Bear Lake Migrant Head Start is an equal opportunity provider and serves children and families in various counties in Michigan. For more information or to apply, visit the institution or contact the Michigan Department of Education Re-Interview Program.

The Ludington Area FiveCAP Head Start Center is a school located at 5771 West Bryant Road in Ludington, Michigan, United States. It is part of the Community Action Agency serving Mason, Manistee, Lake, and Newaygo Counties in Michigan. The purpose of FiveCAP, Inc. is to empower the economically disadvantaged through a variety of services to achieve social and economic independence. The institution provides affordable housing for low and moderate-income individuals in its service area. FiveCAP, Inc. plans and evaluates programs, mobilizes resources, advocates for the poor, and administers anti-poverty programs funded through grants. As a private non-profit organization, FiveCAP is dedicated to promoting self-sufficiency for individuals and families through various federal, state, and local resources. It is one of 29 Community Action Agencies in the state of Michigan, named as the fifth agency formed in the state during the 1960s.

Telamon Kent City Migrant Head Start is a school located at 3385 Rusco Road in Kent City, Michigan, United States. This institution offers exemplary childcare services to ensure that children are ready to learn and succeed in school. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in their children's education and strengthen family bonds. The program provides services to eligible families with children ages 2 weeks to 5 years in 10 Head Start centers. Head Start offers quality early education, parenting education, health services, nutrition education, and family support services. Each child receives a personalized educational program based on their specific needs. The program is federally funded and is open to families with income at or below the poverty level, as well as families in other situations. Applications are accepted year-round. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal. Additional centers are located in Allegan, Berrien, Kent, Manistee, Oceana, Ottawa, and VanBuren counties. Contact the Michigan Department of Education for more information.

Telamon Conklin Migrant Head Start is a school located at 3501 Sehler Street in Conklin, Michigan, United States. This institution offers exemplary childcare services to ensure that children are prepared to learn and succeed in school. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in their child's education and strengthen family bonds. The program accepts applications for MI Head Start Programs and provides services to eligible families with children aged 2 weeks to 5 years in 10 Head Start centers. Head Start offers quality early education, parenting education, health and social-emotional wellness services, nutrition education, and family support services. Each child receives a personalized educational program based on their strengths and needs, helping them develop learning and social skills for kindergarten. The program is federally funded and aims to support families in need. Eligibility is based on family income at or below the poverty level, but families in other situations may also be eligible. The institution is committed to providing equal opportunities and prohibits discrimination based on various factors. Overall, Telamon Conklin Migrant Head Start is dedicated to preparing children for a successful future through quality early childhood education and family support services.

Telamon Decatur Migrant Head Start is a school located at 80195 County Road 358 South, Decatur, Michigan, United States. The institution offers exemplary childcare services to ensure children are ready to learn and succeed in school. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in their child's education and strengthen family bonds. The program accepts applications for MI Head Start Programs and provides services to eligible families with children ages 2 weeks to 5 years. Head Start offers quality early education, parenting education, health services, nutrition education, and family support services. Each child receives a personalized educational program based on their specific needs. The institution is federally funded and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or retaliation. Families in poverty or other situations are eligible for the program. The institution is an equal opportunity provider and serves families in various counties in Michigan. The Michigan Department of Education Re-Interview Program is also available for families in need.

Pullman Migrant Head Start, located at 893 55th Street in Pullman, Michigan, is a school that is part of Telamon’s Early Childhood & Family Support program. This institution offers exemplary childcare services to ensure that children are prepared to succeed in school. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in their child's education and strengthen family bonds. The Head Start program provides quality early education, parenting education, health services, nutrition education, and family support services. Children ages 2 weeks to 5 years are eligible to enroll in one of the 10 Head Start centers. Each child receives a personalized educational program based on their strengths and needs, helping them develop learning and social skills for kindergarten. The institution is federally funded and offers programs to families with incomes at or below the poverty level. Families in other situations, such as homelessness or receiving TANF or SSI, are also eligible. The institution is committed to equal opportunity and prohibits discrimination based on various factors. Families interested in enrolling their child can contact the local center coordinator for more information.

Telamon Keeler Migrant Head Start is a school located at 89210 County Road 687, Hartford, Michigan, United States. This institution offers exemplary childcare services to ensure children are ready to learn and succeed in school. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in their child's education and strengthen family bonds. Telamon’s Early Childhood & Family Support program provides services to eligible families with children ages 2 weeks to 5 years in 10 Head Start centers. The program includes quality early education, parenting education, health services, nutrition education, and family support services. Each child receives a personalized educational program based on their specific needs. Head Start centers offer structured learning activities, play, and group experiences to prepare children for kindergarten. The program is federally funded and aims to support families with low incomes. Applications are accepted year-round, and eligibility is based on family income. The institution is committed to providing equal opportunities and prohibits discrimination based on various factors. Centers are located in Allegan, Berrien, Kent, Manistee, Oceana, Ottawa, and VanBuren counties. For more information, contact the Michigan Department of Education Re-Interview Program.