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Grand Coulee Center

Grand Coulee, WA

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Center Address
317 Spokane Way
Grand Coulee WA 99133
Contact Phone
(509) 633-2811
Head Start Program
Family Services of Grant County
Program Type
Head Start

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About / How to Apply

Eligibility / Enrollment Service Area Grant County Head Start conducts recruitment for the Pregnancy to Three Program within the city limits of Moses Lake, Quincy, Ephrata and Soap Lake. Children from outside those city limits may apply depending upon the parent or the school district’s willingness to transport child if necessary. Eligibility Pregnant women and/or families with a child under 3 years of age who meet the Federal criteria for low income are eligible for Early Head Start. The standard for a family of two (Single parent with one child) is $ 12,490 per year. If this particular family pays rent of $500 per month, nearly half of their total income would be used up in rent, and the remaining $6,490 would have to cover groceries, diapers, fuel/transportation, laundry, and every other need that families have. Families who qualify for Head Start: P-3 services are very low income. In Grant County, Washington many families qualify under the low income criteria. For that reason
Operated By / Part of Family Services of Grant County

Family Services Head Start offers a full preschool curriculum with qualified staff, meals, transportation, health screenings, and family support to 169 children age 3 to 5 at centers in Moses Lake, Ephrata, Soap Lake…

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