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Thank you for your support! Linn County (Albany) 541-928-6335. Benton County (Corvallis) 541-752-1010. Lincoln County (Newport) 541-265-8505. How Can I Help? Workforce and Education Success Stories. OHA Community Partner Program. On the Job Training. Head Start Enrollment Applications. Head Start focuses on the “whole child” and includes as part of our program the child’s educational, health, family, and social needs. We offer specific services to each family, depending on its needs. Some families ma...

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What makes you distinctive, sets you apart? We help establish where you fit relative to your competitors in the minds of your audiences. Who do you need to reach? How can you engage them? We target your audiences and help you build and fortify relationships. Products, services, ideas. We’re marketing communicators who help our clients promote, persuade and effectively master their marketplaces. When the tide turns against you, how do you handle the media calls? STRATEGY IS OUR NICHE. And fashions each co...

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Partners | Oregon Child Development Coalition

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Mission & Vision. News & Events. Our work is only possible because of our wonderful donors, volunteers, sponsors and community partners. We’re incredibly lucky to count the following organizations among our community partners and corporate sponsors:. National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association. 2016 Oregon Child Development Coalition Privacy. 9140 SW Pioneer Court, Suite E 1-800-311-5084 Site Built by RAIN agency. Mission & Vision. News & Events.

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Head Start Awareness Week: Share your photos

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Sunday, October 30, 2011. As Head Start Awareness Week progresses, we're sure many of you will take photos. Send us your photos at info@osea.org. With the subject line "Head Start Awareness Week 2011," and we'll post the best on this blog. Labels: Head Start Awareness Week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). OSEA has designed a flyer that anyone can download, print and post in celebration of Head Start Awareness Week. Click on the link below. Head Start, The First Step. Lane County Head Start.

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Head Start Awareness Week: What does Head Start mean to you?

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011. What does Head Start mean to you? Today is the beginning of Head Start Awareness Week. We thought it would be a good time to ask you what Head Start means to you. We know Head Start helps thousands of Oregon's children get the health care and education they need to make their dreams come true. But we don't know your story. How has this vital state and federal program affected you or other people you know? Labels: Head Start Awareness Week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Head Start Awareness Week: Did you know?

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011. Here's a fun fact: National Head Start began as a summer program through local public schools in 1965. Its initial funding was $96.4 million with 561,000 enrolled children. In more than 40 years, Head Start has grown into a highly successful federal program with more than $6 billion in funding, and it has enrolled more than 27 million children since its inception. Let's celebrate Head Start and the staff members and administrators who have made it a success!

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Head Start Awareness Week: One day to go

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Monday, October 31, 2011. One day to go. Where did the time go? It seemed like Head Start Awareness Week was a long ways off. To our surprise, the first day of Head Start Awareness Week is tomorrow. So, don't overdo the Halloween celebrations tonight. Save some energy for Head Start! We'd also like to remind you to visit this blog throughout the week for updates on Head Start Awareness Week and to post comments. Labels: Head Start Awareness Week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Lane County Head Start.