Human Development Center

Early Head Start Child Care Partnership

Early Head Start Child Care Partnership

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What is the LSUHSC Early Head Start Child Care Partnership (EHS-CCP)?

EHS-CCP is a coordinated continuum of education, health and family services delivered through the LSUHSC Human Development Center and our partners in the Greater New Orleans area. Through our partnerships we aim to carry out the mission of the Human Development Center of building capacity and inspiring change in both the classroom and homestead. Our program serves families with children aged six weeks to three years old who fall below the federal poverty line.

 


What to Expect When Applying for Early Head Start

Step 1
Application and Documents

Submit an application with the following documents: proof of age, proof of guardianship, and proof of income.

Applications are not submitted until all requried documents are uploaded.

Step 2
Waitlist

You will be put on a waitlist at the early childhood sites you selected.

Step 3
Enrollment

We will contact you when a seat becomes available in the center you selected.


Required Documents

EHS-CCP connects eligible families with free early childhood education programs. Eligibility for the program is based on a family's income and must be proven with the following documents.

All required documents must be submitted before a family can enroll their child. 

Your child requires the following 2 documents:

  • Birth Certificate, and
  • Up-to-date immunization record

Required document(s):

  • Parent's photo ID
  • And if applicable:
    • Child Placement Agreement from DCSF, or
    • Provisional Custody by Mandate

If employed:

  • Last four check stubs, or
  • 2023 1040 tax return, or
  • 2023 W-2, or
  • Letter from employer stating date of hire, hourly wage, and average hours per week

If receiving public assistance:

  • SNAP EBT benefit verification letter
  • SSI documentation
  • FITAP or TANF documentation

LSUHSC's Early Head Start Child Care Partnership (EHS-CCP) supports Early Head Start programs in the Greater New Orleans area.

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