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Head Start As a Family
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Renewing a Community Ethnic


Developed by the Harvard Family Research Project, this publication profiles six Head Start programs: Dade County head Start in Florida; Albina Head Start in Oregon; Newark-Leaguers, Inc. Head Start in New Jersey; Murray Head Start in Kentucky; Santa Clara County Office of Education Head Start in California; and HACAP Head Start in Iowa.

Each program accomplished many of the goals set forth in Creating a 21st Century Head Start and the Silver Ribbon Report marking the 25th anniversary of Head Start, in that they have collaborated with school systems and other social service providers, led the way in early childhood education reform, improved health services for children, sought new sources of funding to improve program quality and to foster program expansion, and endeavored to find better ways to help parents attain self-sufficiency.

To obtain a copy of this publication, or for a listing of additional publications by the Harvard Family Research Project, contact:

Publications Department
harvard Family Research Project
Longfellow Hall, Appian Way
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 495-9108
(617) 495-8594 Fax
Internet [hfrp@hugese1.harvard.edu]

Produced by the Northwest Indian Child Welfare Association, Inc., (NWICWA), this booklet (Caring for your Children), was adapted from a booklet developed by the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse (NCPCA) entitled, Caring For Your Children. The booklet is specific to Indian culture and covers subjects such as the effects of substance abuse on children, the correct food for a baby or young child, keeping children clean and healthy, keeping children safe, giving children attention and love, and the need for family and positive sense of tribal culture.

Available, along with other materials, from:
NWICWA
Attn: Ordering
3611 SW Hood St., Ste. 201
Portland, OR 97201
(503)222-4044
(503) 222-4007 Fax

To obtain a list of publications from the NCPCA, including Helping Indian Parents Discipline Their Children, contact:
NCPCA Fulfillment Center
200 State Road
South Deerfield, MA 01373-0200
(800)835-2671
(800)499-6464 Fax

-For additional information and/or publications, contact the Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information at (800) 394-3366.

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