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Early Childhood Systems
We can build comprehensive, coordinated systems of high-quality, prenatal-to-five services by utilizing the following resources and tools: Systems, State Advisory Councils, State Self-Assessment Checklist.
All infants and toddlers need access to high-quality, affordable early care and education, health and mental health, and family support services. Programs and services that address these areas are critical; however, they are only as strong as the infrastructure that supports them. We can build comprehensive, coordinated systems of high-quality, prenatal-to-five services by utilizing the following resources and tools: Systems, State Advisory Councils, State Self-Assessment Checklist.
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