The Administration for Children and Families released nearly $3.7 billion in Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) funding to help households with their home energy costs.
Meet the fellows chosen for the 2023–2024 National Head Start Fellowship Program as they embark on their yearlong journey at Administration for Children and Families headquarters.
New funding for the Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCU)-Head Start Partnership Program will result in more than 700 tribal educators graduating with a degree in early childhood by 2028.
Learn how to use the Head Start Locator to find programs in your area.
These FAQs answer questions about the National Head Start Fellowship Program, including the application process and program administration details.
Watch this video clip about navigating the website and accessing content in Spanish.
These short videos highlight different HeadStart.gov website features and how they can optimize your experience.
The National Head Start Fellowship Program supports and grows early childhood leaders, by including a range of professional experiences, individual skills, and talents, and across communities.
The Administration for Children and Families announces the return of the National Head Start Fellowship Program.
Read Office of Head Start Director Khari Garvin’s welcome message to the Head Start community.