The Head Start Child Development Program (HSCDP) offers comprehensive, family-centered services to support the well-being and development of young children in Lake and Mendocino Counties. We serve children from 3 months to 5 years of age, providing a holistic approach that includes education, health, mental health, nutrition, disabilities services, and other family support.
Established: The program was established in 1965 nationally and 1968 locally.
Funding We Bring to Our Community: In 2017, our budget was $7,680,886. Since the program’s inception, we’ve invested more than $130 million to our community.
HSCDP operates twelve centers throughout Lake and Mendocino Counties. We collaborate with many agencies within the two-county service area, including The Mendocino County Department of Health & Human Services, Department of Social Services, First 5, SELPA, MPIC, Easter Seals, Redwood Coast Regional Center, Rural Communities Child Care, Foster Grandparents, Garden’s Project, Community Health Clinics and many more.
Check out these testimonials from the Head Start Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center!
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