At Project Eagle we envision a community where children's futures are determined by their interests and dreams and not by their circumstances.
Kansas, USA
Joined December 2018
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Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
🚦 Red light.
🏃 Green light!
🚌 Free, safe rides to school.
#ParentsChoose Head Start because kids need fun games and safe, reliable transportation.
Why do they choose #HeadStart in your community? Use our toolkit to share! nhsa.org/head-start-awarenes… #HeadStartAwareness
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Head Start programs like @KUMedCenter's Project Eagle provide life-saving, family-centered services that promote child development and enable parents to provide financially.
Thanks for showing me around today!
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
On this day in 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the creation of @HeadStartgov. Since then, Head Start programs have been a source of education, health services, and stability in the lives of countless children and families. #HappyBdayHeadStart #CelebratingHeadStart
ALT Graphic with text, "Happy Birthday Head Start."
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Thank you to @JenniferAdhima with @ProjectEagleKC (home of Educare Kansas City) & @anthony_barrows with @ideas42 for kicking off day 2 of the @StartEarlyorg @EducareSchools Policy Exchange w/ a deep dive into Priority 2 of the #Educare5 Policy Agenda: Stable & Supported Families
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
As systems leaders plan for how to implement the historic investments included in the #AmericanRescuePlan Act, Start Early's Judy Reidt-Parker, outlines opportunities to ensure these funds produce the maximum impact for young children and families. startearly.org/post/opportun…
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
We would like to give a big "Thank You!" to the amazing and resilient #HeadStart educators that make everything we do possible. We invite the Head Start community to join us in honoring these dedicated professionals this week–and every week–with us! #teacherappreciationweek
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Black mothers are 3-4 times more likely to die due to pregnancy-related complications than white mothers. During #BMHW21, I hope all Kansans will educate themselves about these disparities & commit to ensuring all mothers have access to quality, affordable services.
During #BlackMaternalHealthWeek we ask our fellow Kansans to consider how we can all do our part to listen to & support Black mothers in our communities. Learn more at CDC.gov/HearHer. #BMHW2021#HearHer
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Today I issued a proclamation recognizing Black Maternal Health week. Rates of mortality and morbidity for Black women in the U.S. are nearly twice of that of White women. We must work to support healthy futures for Black women and children, and their families.
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Thank you Congress for prioritizing children & families! The passage of the #AmericanRescuePlan includes $39 billion in #childcarerelief. We applaud these crucial investments in the #childcare industry and in American families as they support our nation's economic recovery.
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
In honor of our Black children and the adults who support them, we've curated a collection of resources promoting equity and antiracism. Learn more: bit.ly/36QkVPp #BlackHistoryMonth #equity
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
#Children may be at home more but they still need to brush 2x's a day! And floss! Parents, that includes you! #ASTDD #oralhealth #NCDHM2021
The pandemic has disrupted #oralhealth activities in #HeadStart programs. Help us reach parents by sharing this graphic encouraging them to have their children brush 2x daily. #ASTDD #NCDHM2021 @healthychildren
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Every year, millions of children from birth through age five benefit from the array of federal early learning and care programs. Together, they form an effective mixed-delivery system. Check out our new fact sheet to learn more: ffyf.org/abcs-of-federal-ear…
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
As they develop, children learn to recognize the sounds of the languages they hear & use a growing vocabulary of new and varied words. Discover strategies teachers can use to help young children develop key skills necessary for their later reading success: buff.ly/2Z0Cp5D
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Kansas City Kids Don't Just Need Pre-K, Experts Say — They Need Education Starting At Birth tinyurl.com/yymgc7q5
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
The end of summer is a busy time for families seeking child care. Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies are a trusted resource that help families find care easily. hubs.ly/H0jTq4C0
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Every year, millions of low-income children from birth through age five benefit from the array of federal early learning and care programs. Learn what each program does, who it serves, and how it is funded: ffyf.org/abcs-of-federal-ear…
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
#HeadStart programs prepare America's most vulnerable young children to succeed in school and in life. Use this flyer to share more information about what Head Start can offer to children and families: buff.ly/2UOmJEr #schoolreadiness #HeadStartWorks
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Research shows adversity and high stress levels in early childhood can have a negative impact throughout life. Stress may affect a child's health, behavior, and ability to learn. Learn how adults can encourage resilience in children and themselves: buff.ly/2Tgyi1T
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Yoga for 3-year-olds? That might sound strange, but #DYK that mindfulness can have benefits whether we’re 30 or 3?
Check out how @CrimFit works w/ our partners @EducareFlint to have weekly mindfulness yoga classes for children, staff and even parents! bit.ly/2SghA3G
Project Eagle | University of Kansas Med Center retweeted
Head Start programs deliver services to children and families in core areas of early learning, health, and family well-being, engaging with parents every step of the way. Learn how to apply: buff.ly/2RMr8D6 #HeadStartAwareness
