Mississippi Department of Human Services

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Accepts Mississippi Department of Human Services Subsidy Children

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Head Start
Early Head Start
Other
Special Needs
Full Day
Summer Day
Half Day Morning
Half Day Afternoon
Half Day Morning & Afternoon
School Age After School
Hourly Care (Only)
24 Hour

Ages Served:

Infant Care (<12 months)
1 Year Old (12 months - 23 months)
2 Year Old (24 months - 35 months)
3 Year Old (36 months - 47 months)
4 Year Old (48 months - 59 months
5 Year Old (not school eligible)
≥5 - 12 Year Old (school eligible)

Educational Interaction Badge

Quality interaction is the cornerstone for learning with young children. The Educational Interaction Badge signifies that this child care program is dedicated to providing loving, nurturing care and teaching children through high quality, positive interaction. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

Infant Badge

Infants need quick, responsive care in a nurturing environment to maximize development during their first year. They need adults to talk to them, sing to them, read to them, and help introduce the world around them. By earning the Infant Fundamental Badge, this early childhood program has shown a commitment to building strong, secure relationships through a loving, nurturing environment and through positive interactions to support a solid start to your baby’s growth and development. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

Toddler Badge

Toddlers still need responsive adults to facilitate their growth and learning, and they need opportunities to explore and try new things for themselves. Early childhood programs that have earned the Toddler Fundamental Badge are ready to help your toddler by providing them with loving guidance and the chance to discover new experiences through safety, connection, and meaningful learning every day. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

Preschool Badge

Preschool children need fun, hands-on, learning experiences. The Preschool Fundamental Badge is awarded to early childhood programs who provide caring connections and rich learning experiences through positive interactions for children enrolled in the program. These programs have established a curriculum that is built on educational and play-focused activities that prepare children for school and lifelong learning. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

After School Badge

Afterschool programs should provide children with an environment to unwind after the school day, a nutritional snack, some exercise, and time to be social among their peer group, meaning children around their own age. The Afterschool Fundamental Badge is awarded to early childhood programs where teachers understand that an afterschool program should complement the school day, not repeat it. These afterschool programs are committed to providing nurturing care well suited to the wide range of needs of school-age children. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

Summer Program Badge

Summer break is an excellent opportunity for school-age children to experience fun, enriching experiences while they get a break from the classroom. Early childhood programs that have earned the Summer Program Badge offer more than just babysitting during the summer. These programs engage your child in activities that allow them to engage with their peer group and keep their brains active all while receiving the same nurturing care and guidance that they need to feel safe and welcome. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

Special Needs Badge

All children deserve to be welcomed into an early learning environment of acceptance, support, and engagement. When a program earns the Special Needs Badge, they show a commitment to offering loving, nurturing care and education to all children enrolled in their program. Early childhood programs that earn this badge have received extensive training on working with children who have special needs, and their families. You can expect these programs to be ready to both teach your child and be a source of support for your family. For more information visit mslift.org/elevate-qss/

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