Strengthening the Quality of Care Nationwide with Early Head Start – Child Care Partnerships
Early Head Start – Child Care Partnership (EHS-CCP) grants aim to incorporate the strengths of Early Head Start into other child care opportunities in order to expand access to high-quality care and learning for our youngest and neediest children. As a way to showcase and explore the positive impacts of the EHS-CCP grants, this resource profiles examples of three types of grantees: the state of Georgia, the Ohio State University, and the Mahube-Otwa Community Action Partnership’s Early Head Start program in Minnesota.
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