First Things First
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First Things First is an early childhood organization that partners with parents, caregivers, and community partners to raise awareness around the importance of early childhood experiences in the first 5 years of a child's life and provide parents and caregivers with the tools they need to feel competent and confident in their role as their child's first and best teacher. |
La Paz/Mohave Regional Partnership Council makes strategic investments to support the healthy development and learning of the young children in the region. The regional council's priorities include:
*Strengthening families through voluntary home visiting.
*Supporting the needs of infants and toddlers in the child welfare system
*Improving the quality of child care and preschool programs
*Scholarships for children to access high-quality early learning
*Increasing public awareness and support for early childhood development.
*Strengthening families through voluntary home visiting.
*Supporting the needs of infants and toddlers in the child welfare system
*Improving the quality of child care and preschool programs
*Scholarships for children to access high-quality early learning
*Increasing public awareness and support for early childhood development.
Programming in La Paz Funded by
First Things First
Programs funded by La Paz/Mohave region
Parents As Teachers
Arizona PBS parenting outreach and awareness
Professional development for early childhood professionals
Program coordination
BA College Scholarship
Court Team infant-toddler mental health trainings
Programs funded by Colorado River Indian Tribes region
Start-up, Expansion, and learning labs strategy (Early Learning Academy)
Arizona PBS Transition to Kindergarten program
Nutrition and Physical Activity programs through CRIT Department of Health and Social Services
Parenting and early literacy outreach through CRIT library
First Things First
Programs funded by La Paz/Mohave region
Parents As Teachers
Arizona PBS parenting outreach and awareness
Professional development for early childhood professionals
Program coordination
BA College Scholarship
Court Team infant-toddler mental health trainings
Programs funded by Colorado River Indian Tribes region
Start-up, Expansion, and learning labs strategy (Early Learning Academy)
Arizona PBS Transition to Kindergarten program
Nutrition and Physical Activity programs through CRIT Department of Health and Social Services
Parenting and early literacy outreach through CRIT library
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Contact information
Phone: 928.854.8732 1940 Mesquite Avenue, Suite E Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 Hours of operations Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm Click on their logo to visit their website & check out their social media pages.
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