Head Start – Minnesota

Childcare Assistance · Minnesota · Free

Head Start in Minnesota provides free, federally funded early childhood education and comprehensive family services for income-eligible children from birth through age five. Programs include preschool classes, home visits, health screenings, dental care, nutrition support, and parent engagement activities. Dads are encouraged to participate actively in program activities and governance. Contact your local Head Start program to apply; eligibility is based on family income, and enrollment priority goes to the most at-risk children.

Contact & Details

Phone: 866-763-6481

Hours: Mon-Fri varies

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