Congressman Bennie Thompson Announces Over $5 Million in Grants to Delta Health Alliance, Inc. for Head Start and Early Head Start Programs
Bolton, MS – Today, Congressman Bennie Thompson is pleased to announce that the Department of Health and Human Services has awarded significant grants to Delta Health Alliance, Inc. to support its Head Start and Early Head Start programs. These grants, totaling over $5 million, will enhance early childhood education and care services in the region. Delta Health Alliance, Inc. has been awarded $3,001,627 for its Head Start Projects. This funding will be used to provide comprehensive early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low-income children and their families. The Head Start program is crucial for preparing young children for school and providing them with a strong foundation for future success. Additionally, Delta Health Alliance, Inc. will receive $2,115,673 for its Early Head Start - Child Care Partnerships. This grant supports partnerships between Early Head Start programs and local child care providers to improve the quality of early care and education for infants and toddlers from low-income families. These partnerships ensure that young children receive high-quality care and learning experiences during their critical early years of development. |
“Investing in early childhood education is investing in the future of our communities,” said Congressman Thompson. “These grants will provide essential resources to ensure that our children receive the care and education they need to thrive. I am proud to support Delta Health Alliance, Inc. in their efforts to enhance the lives of children and families in our region.”