Our Work & Focus on Equity
Our belief that all change happens through relationships will shape the project activities, training, technical assistance, and resources produced by the NCPFCE.
Working with a consortium of partners, Start Early will lead the NCPFCE to support family well-being, effective family and community engagement, and children’s school readiness, including transitions to kindergarten. These partnerships will integrate the research-practice knowledge of family and community engagement, human services, early childhood, social work, mental health, parenting, leadership, and family economic mobility into the NCPFCE content and activities.
The NCPFCE will have a strong equity focus and seeks to bring program, family and community voice to the forefront of early childhood education. Throughout the project, schools in the Educare Learning Network and other Early Head Start and Head Start grantees will serve as on-the-ground labs for piloting and field-testing innovations in parent, family and community engagement.
Our Partners
- Child Trends
- LIFT
- Early Learning Lab
- Fred Rogers Center
- UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute
Our Funders
The National Center on Parent, Family, and Community Engagement (NCPFCE) is jointly administered by the Office of Head Start and the Office of Child Care.