Fort Belknap Community Council

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656 Agency Main St
Harlem, MT 59526
+1 (406) 353-2205
https://ftbelknap.org

Fort Belknap Head Start, located in Harlem, MT, is a comprehensive early childhood education program that serves children aged 3 to 5 years, as well as pregnant women and infants up to 3 years old through its Early Head Start services. The program operates three centers—Ramona King Center, Three Strikes Center, and Agency Center—along with a home-based option, providing a total funded enrollment of 163 children.

Eligibility for services is determined by program staff and includes families who are homeless, in foster care, or receiving TANF or SSI, with some families qualifying if their income is at or below the federal poverty level. Fort Belknap Head Start also enrolls a percentage of children from families with incomes above the poverty guidelines, ensuring a diverse community of learners.

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Michael S.
9/20/2020

Let me actually finish this review. This gas station lives up to its name, Kwik Stop. It's a one stop travel station with food, restrooms and obviously gas. Just like this review, it's a quick and...

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Sarah B.
3/18/2016

Traveling the Hi-line? well, c'mon in and have a cup of coffee. I like to stop and get coffee and snacks here when I am going back and forth along the mighty Highway 2. Indian country is alive...

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