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Head Start Demonstration
Projects Serving Homeless Families |
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Sixteen projects used different
approaches focused on increasing access of homeless families to Head
Start services. Family services, parent involvement, and other
social services staff can adapt the models to extend services for
homeless families in their programs. |
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Head Start Demonstration
Projects Serving Homeless Families
In October 1993, the Head Start Bureau
(HSB) of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families funded
16 Head Start grantees to implement demonstration projects for
homeless children and their families. The objectives of this
initiative were to (1) enhance access of homeless families to Head
Start services; (2) provide services responsive to the special needs
of homeless children and families; (3) identify effective methods of
addressing the needs of homeless families; and (4) implement and
document replicable strategies for collaboration between Head Start
programs and community agencies on behalf of homeless families. See
Head
Start Demonstration Projects Serving Homeless
Families
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Head Start Demonstration Projects Serving
Homeless Families. ACYF-IM-HS-99-02. HHS/ACF/ACYF/HSB. 1999.
English.
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Last Reviewed: January 2010
Last Updated: January 13, 2010
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