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Home > Resources > Indiana > Indiana County Head Start

Resources Beyond Food

It takes more than food to fight hunger. Issues such as employment, health, housing/utilities and transportation are just as important. Sort by Resource Type and/or County below to find the life stabilization resources that can best help you.

For more resources, 211 from the United Way of PA can help! Visit their website or contact 211.

Indiana County Head Start

Head Start’s major service areas which include:

Education: Provides a variety of developmentally appropriate learning experiences to foster intellectual, social and emotional growth through center-based option

Transition: Provides children and parents with information and educational opportunities to prepare them for entrance into the public school system

Disabilities Services: Ensures that children with disabilities receive the full range of developmental services in an inclusive environment

Health/Nutrition: Emphasizes the importance of early identification and treatment of health problems and comprehensive health care

Mental Health: Recognizes the importance of providing mental health and psychological services to children and parents to encourage emotional and social development

Parent Involvement: Recognizes parents as the primary educator of their child and the most important influence in their child’s lives, parental involvement is encouraged at all levels

Social Services: Provides a wide range of education and training opportunities and referral and support services to meet identified family needs

Main Office Location: 528 Gompers Avenue, Indiana, PA 15701
Phone Number: (724-349-6200)

To learn more. visit their website here!

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