Head Start is a national, child-development program for children ranging from birth to five years of age.

Created in 1965, Head Start is the longest-running and most successful school readiness program in the country. Head Start believes a child’s success is contingent on the strength of the family-unit as a whole, and works to strengthen families within their local communities. Head Start partners with income-eligible families to connect them with comprehensive and essential services to promote health and success.

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Our list of local resources is pivotal to fostering a strong network for foster kids in the Eastern Panhandle. From helping teens find affordable prom dresses to housing and mental health services – if you know of a resource you think would help foster kids thrive, we welcome it!