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Children’s Friend provided essential services to many of Rhode Island’s most vulnerable children through the Head Start Start Start Start and and Early Early Head Head Head Start Start Start Start Programs 1 352 children received services from Head Head Head Start Start Start Start and and Early Early Head Head Head Start Start Start Start LET’S DO THE NUMBERS Funded Enrollment 8 8 8 8 1 1 1 1 17 - 2 2 28 18 Head Start 980 • EHS 160
Funded Enrollment 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 18 18 - 7 7 31 18 18 Head Start 915 • EHS 176
The program achieved 99% Funded Enrollment for Head Start The program achieved 100% Funded Enrollment for Early Head Start Early Head Start served 13 pregnant women and and 272 children and and and their families through home visiting and and and center based services that support positive positive parent-child relationships and and and promote positive positive growth and and development in children 98% of of of Head Head Start Start children children and 99% of of of Early Head Head Start Start children children had an an ongoing source of of of accessible health care 82% of of Head Head Start Start children children and 43% of of Early Head Head Start Start children children had access to dental care Head Start provided 1 080 children and and their families with quality child child care and and and education health nutrition and and social supports Head Head Start Start and Early Head Head Start Start served 54 homeless families successfully supporting 24 of them to obtain housing ensuring a a a a a a more stable environment for children and and enhancing their capacity to learn and and develop 153 children with disabilities received services in in in in Head Head Start Start (130) and and Early Head Head Start Start (23) including counseling for children and and and families one-to-one classroom support and and coordination with other service providers