First Things First
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1515 E Florence Blvd., Suite 110
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
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About First Things First
First Things First supports programs across Arizona through grants to community organizations that provide services—at no cost—for young children from birth to age 5 (before kindergarten) and their families. Programs in Pinal County are chosen by a Regional Council who live and/ or work in Pinal County and choose programs that best fit the needs of families in our region.
First Things First Pinal County programs include:
Home Visitation
Friends, Family and Neighbor - Caregivers Outreach Assistance Project
Birth to Five Helpline
Developmental and Sensory Screening
Oral Health Screening
Parenting Education
Early Learning Resources
Quality First Care Scholarships
At First Things First we know kids with positive, stable relationships with parents and caregivers, as well as quality child care and preschool experiences, go on to do better in school and in life. They’re more likely to read at grade level and graduate from high school. They are more prepared for college and career. They also tend to be healthier and demand less from the public welfare system. These are better outcomes for kids that also save taxpayers money.
Contact us to connect to us for free, mobile and voluntary resources in Pinal County for your family or to aid in growing support for young children in your classroom, at your church, at your business or in your community.
Kids with positive, stable relationships with parents and caregivers, as well as quality child care and preschool experiences, go on to do better in school and in life. They’re more likely to read at grade level and graduate from high school. They are more prepared for college and career. They also tend to be healthier and demand less from the public welfare system. These are better outcomes for kids that also save taxpayers money.
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