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Immigrant families

Recruitment: Engaging Families Who Are New to the United States

This video reviews Office of Head Start priorities and connects them with the recruitment and enrollment of families who are new to the United States.

Is the United States Your New Home?

Share information about Head Start services with families who are new to the United States. The customizable flyer is available in several languages.

ELLs in Early Childhood Education: Recruiting Immigrant Families

Ongoing outreach to recruit and enroll immigrant families is essential, but can be challenging. Family service staff would benefit from the recruitment strategies listed in this article as well as an explanation of some of the challenges immigrant families face. All program staff could benefit from the helpful tips for creating a welcoming environment for immigrant children and families.

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