FY22-Budget-Submission
FY22-Budget-Submission
Impact Report – 2020 – Pima South
Impact Report – 2020 – Pima South
Clay Stidham Jr. is Navajo/Apache’s 2017 Champion for Young Children
Clay Stidham Jr. has been selected as the 2017 Navajo/Apache First Things First Champion for Young Children. The award is given to local champions who actively volunteer their time to raise public awareness of the importance of early childhood development and health. Champions spend a significant amount of time volunteering with FTF and building public … Read More
Pascua Yaqui Tribe library literacy workshops enhance skills and tribal way of life
Amalia A.M. Reyes always knows when the literacy workshops for parents are working. Reyes, who supervises the Dr. Fernando Escalante Community Library and Resource Center, sees parents return with their young children on days other than when the classes are offered. “One family in particular, they come regularly to the library,” Reyes said. “The mom … Read More
Laura Monarque is Santa Cruz’s 2018 Champion for Young Children
Laura Monarque has been selected as the 2018 Santa Cruz First Things First Champion for Young Children. The award is given to local champions who actively volunteer their time to raise public awareness of the importance of early childhood development and health. Champions spend a significant amount of time volunteering with FTF and building public … Read More
Scottsdale Family Resource Center helps young sisters establish healthy emotional behaviors
“These programs have made a difference for our family,” Chris Ortiz said. “I genuinely feel that I have become a more capable and confident parent.”
Joan Wagener is the 2020 First Things First Pima North Champion
Pima County Superior Court Judge Joan Wagener has been selected as the 2020 First Things First Pima North Champion.
Parenting class at state prison complex in Tucson helps create positive learning environment for young kids
A parenting education program funded by the FTF Pima South Region helps incarcerated parents create positive learning environments for their children.
For crying out loud
A teary-eyed baby doesn’t make you a bad parent. In fact, two to three hours of crying a day is normal.