New York Awards Funds to Expand Mental Health Services for Young Children

Parents of children under age two in Alaska obtained vital information about how they can support their children’s healthy development and early learning at Babies on Track premiere events that took …

The Colorado legislature passed three bipartisan bills to reform the state’s child care subsidy program in May 2014. The bills aimed to increase the affordability of child care, ease burdens for work…

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper announced the creation of an Office of Early Childhood (OEC) on June 7, 2012.

The California Statewide Screening Taskforce is an interagency collaboration of representatives from all major state agencies serving young children and key organizational partners.

The evidence-based program offers in-home services to 5,000 expectant families and new parents in New York's highest-need communities each year.

New York was one of ten states that participated in a three-year infant and early childhood mental health (I-ECMH) learning community facilitated by the National Center on Children in Poverty, ZERO T…

In May 2013, the New York City Council passed legislation requiring employers with 20 or more workers to provide paid sick leave.

Field-tested in 2010, New Yorks QUALITYstarsNY is a project of the states Early Childhood Advisory Council (ECAC) and provides program quality standards for each modality of early childhood programs …

Established in 2002 with funding from the New York State Office of Children and Families Services (NYSOCFS), seven Regional Infant Toddler Technical Assistance Centers across New York State, located …