Arizona Head Start Pilot Project
BRYCS and the NCCLR have developed a broad range of materials and providing technical assistance geared towards refugees, refugee service providers, and [...]
Giving Young Refugee Children a Head Start
“I feel very happy today because she got a better opportunity in Head Start…In the beginning she didn't speak much, now she [...]
Caring about Child Care for Refugee Families
In Fiscal Year 2005, 35% of all refugees admitted to the United States were below the age of 16—roughly 18,500 children. [1] [...]
Home-Based Child Care: Not “Child’s Play”
Many refugee women, looking for a means to earn money to help support their families or to supplement the family income, think [...]
Child Development: Challenges Across Cultures
The development of children, from birth through the teen years, raises challenges for parents of all cultures and nationalities. For refugee parents, [...]