Sullivan County Head Start is a social services organization dedicated to providing comprehensive early childhood education and family development programs to low-income families throughout Sullivan County, New York. As part of the federally funded Head Start initiative, their services focus on children from birth to age five, prioritizing school readiness through a holistic approach that integrates education, health, nutrition, and parental involvement. The organization tailors its programs to meet the cultural, linguistic, and developmental needs of each child, ensuring a nurturing, inclusive environment for growth and learning.

In addition to early childhood education, Sullivan County Head Start offers family support services designed to empower parents and caregivers through counseling, goal setting, and access to community resources. Their programs emphasize family engagement, recognizing the critical role that parents play in a child’s development. Staff members work closely with health professionals and local agencies to support children’s physical and emotional well-being. Bilingual services and support for children with disabilities are also provided to ensure accessibility for all families. Committed to strengthening communities, Sullivan County Head Start actively collaborates with local organizations, schools, and social service providers to create lasting impact.

Key Services:

– Early childhood education for children ages 0–5
– Comprehensive health, nutrition, and developmental screenings
– Family advocacy and social support services
– Parent involvement and education programs
– Services for children with disabilities
– Culturally and linguistically inclusive programming
– Collaborations with local agencies and community partners
– Home-based and center-based care options