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childcare and early education

Child Care and Early Education programs support family self-sufficiency by providing nurturing, safe and supportive programs for families with children ages birth through middle school age. Its programs help low-income families meet their children’s educational, social, nutritional and health needs and encourage parents to participate fully in shaping these programs and services to best meet their needs.

Programs

  • Programs
  • Name
  • Title
  • Phone
  • Email

C&FS, Family Child Care, School Age

Griselle Dubey

Director of School Age
Phone: 978.654-7173
C&FS, Coordinated Family & Community Engagement, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs, Family Child Care, School Age

Child and Family Services

Child and Family Services
Phone: 978-454-5100
C&FS, Coordinated Family & Community Engagement, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs, Family Resource Network

Chris Cole

Coordinated Family and Community Engagement Coordinator
Phone: 978-905-7316
C&FS, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs, Family Care, Family Resource Access, Mill City Mentors

James Houlares Early Learning Center

NA
Phone: 978-454-5100
C&FS, Compliance, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs

Kristen Tremblay

Early Learning Compliance Director
Phone: 978-654-7153
C&FS, CFCE, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs, Family Child Care, School Age

Shawna Doran

VP Education Services & Programs Services
Phone: 978-654-7153
C&FS, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs, Family Resource Access

Tanya Gary

Family Access Director
Phone: 978-654-7178
Behavioral Health Center, Early Learning: Head Start/Early Head Start Learning Programs

Sarah Alexander

Clinical Director of Child and Family Services
Phone: 978-654-7173
C&FS, Family Child Care

Nicole Abreu

Director of Family Child Care Programs
Phone: 978-654-7125

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