Child and Family Services for Preschoolers
Every child deserves a strong start. Our program supports the growth and well being of children ages 2 to 5 while connecting families with resources to help the whole household thrive.
We provide quality early childhood education, health and developmental screenings, nutrition support, family counseling referrals, childcare assistance, and connections to community resources like housing and food assistance.
Our goal is simple: give children a strong foundation for school and life, while helping parents raise them with confidence and support.
Child & Family Services
LA County Office of Education Head Start and Early Learning Division
Provides free early childhood education and family support services for children from birth to age five and pregnant women, including parenting classes, health screenings, and referrals to nearby program sites.
KYCC (Koreatown Youth & Community Center)
A multiservice nonprofit supporting low income and immigrant families through education, housing, health, and financial programs, with staff who can connect parents to local early childhood and family resources.
Children's Institute, Inc. (CII) Head Start & Early Head Start
Manages full day and half day Head Start and Early Head Start programs for children from six weeks to five years old, providing early education, health screenings, nutrition, and family support services at no cost to eligible families.
Some more resources for Child & Family Services
A statewide association supporting Head Start programs across California, which offer education, health, nutrition, and family support services to low income children ages 0 to 5 and their families.
LA County's Quality Rating and Improvement System that helps families search for and compare rated early learning providers for children from birth to age five.
Oversees child care and development programs statewide, including the California State Preschool Program, which provides early learning, meals, parent education, and referrals to health and social services for eligible families with children up to age twelve.
The largest state funded preschool program in the nation, offering part day and full day services with a developmentally and culturally appropriate curriculum for eligible three and four year olds, along with meals, parent education, and family referrals.
"'Building bright futures, one family at a time."'