Headstart Southern Seven Health

Head Start, a part of the Southern Seven Health Department, is a federally funded pre-school program for children between the ages of 3 and 5. The program provides center-based care for infants and toddlers between the ages of 6 weeks and 3. It offers educational, health, nutritional and transportation services. Each of the Head Start center is licensed by the Illinois Department of Children & Family Services as a child care facility. Its center has a family liaison who can assist families in securing other services in the community, such as medical care, energy assistance, housing, continued education, transportation and many others. Head Start also serves infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers with special needs. The program is located in Ullin, Ill.

BCMW Head Start is a federally funded comprehensive child development program serving low-income families in Bond, Clinton, Marion, Washington, and Franklin Counties. Established in 1965, the program aims to prepare children for success in school and life by providing individualized services in education, health, nutrition, and family engagement, prioritizing a nurturing and inclusive environment. Committed to supporting parental involvement, BCMW cultivates partnerships with local organizations and agencies to enhance service delivery. Utilizing a research-based curriculum, the program focuses on promoting school readiness through various developmental domains for children aged 3-5, ensuring each child is prepared for future educational success. Generated from the website

DAEOC is a private not-for-profit Community Action Agency that serves Dunklin, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Scott, and Stoddard Counties in Southeast Missouri. They administer programs aimed at combating poverty and creating economic opportunities in the Bootheel region. Generated from their website's infomation