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Community Resources If you are a parent looking for housing, food, medical, mental health, legal services, experiencing an undesirable situation, or need help applying to different social services and government benefits, contact your Family Worker. They can help you navigate systems and support you during these times. Do you want to look on your own? …

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Free Child Care is Within Reach Let us help you find the free childcare program with home visiting and wraparound services, including health, social and educational supports, that fits your family’s needs and schedule. Home-Based Program: For pregnant mothers and children 0-3 years old Provides weekly 90-min visits with a child care provider Focused on …

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Program Options Mt. Hood Community College Head Start and Early Head Start serves low-income families with young children who live East Multnomah County, in the Parkrose, David Douglas, Centennial, Gresham-Barlow, Reynolds and Corbett school districts. Special programs are available for working parents and parents who are students at Mt. Hood Community College. Head Start Part …

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Program Overview Our Mission: Increasing the success of children and families by building on strengths. What We Do: The Child Development and Family Support (CDFS) Programs, from Mt. Hood Community college, provide services to expectant parents and families of children aged birth to 5 who are low income or meet eligibility requirements. Eligibility is based …

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Eligibility Criteria Mt. Hood Community College Head Start and Early Head Start serves low-income families with young children who live East Multnomah County, in the Parkrose, David Douglas, Centennial, Gresham-Barlow, Reynolds and Corbett school districts. Special programs are available for working parents and parents who are students at Mt. Hood Community College. The Families or …

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