The Family Fee Calculator, available through the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood's ECE Reporter, helps families estimate their childcare fees based on household size and income. It is a helpful tool for families enrolled in state-supported early care programs to better understand their financial responsibilities. Families can input relevant details to get an accurate fee estimate for childcare services.

For more information or to use the calculator, visit the official Family Fee Calculator website.

The Care 4 Kids program helps low- to moderate-income families in Connecticut pay for childcare costs, making early education more accessible. Families can check their eligibility and apply for assistance online. Care 4 Kids also offers resources for finding childcare providers and navigating childcare expenses. For more information, visit the Care 4 Kids website

HUSKY Health provides comprehensive health coverage for Connecticut residents, including children, parents, caregivers, pregnant women, adults without dependent children, individuals with disabilities, and elders. The program offers services like medical, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy coverage to eligible families. Families can apply through Access Health CT and get more information about eligibility, benefits, and updates directly on the website.

For more details, visit the HUSKY Health website

The University of Bridgeport offers affordable or free dental services through their Dental Hygiene Clinics, including cleanings, exams, X-rays, and fluoride treatments. These services are provided by dental hygiene students under professional supervision.

For more details and to schedule an appointment, visit their website. This resource can help ensure that your preschool children receive essential dental care.

Park City Communities offers housing and community services for residents, including programs aimed at improving quality of life through resources such as affordable housing, social services, and community engagement opportunities.

For more information on available services and programs, visit their website. This resource can help families in your preschool program access housing support and community services.

The Connecticut Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program provides rental assistance to low-income families, helping them afford safe and decent housing. The program offers vouchers that can be used to pay for a portion of the rent in privately owned housing.

For more information on eligibility and how to apply, visit their website. This can be a valuable resource for families in your preschool program seeking assistance with housing.

The Connecticut WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) Program provides nutrition assistance to low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, as well as infants and children up to age five who are at nutritional risk. The program offers healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to health services. WIC aims to promote the health and well-being of families through both financial support and guidance.

For more information or to apply, visit the Connecticut WIC Program website.

The USDA Food and Nutrition Services website provides a variety of resources related to nutrition assistance programs, including educational materials and tools for healthy eating.

For more information and access to resources that can support your family’s nutritional needs, visit their website. This can be a valuable tool for families in your preschool program to access helpful information on nutrition and food assistance.

The Birth to Three Program provides resources and support for families with young children to promote their development. The website offers information on how the program works, including early intervention services and resources to help children from birth to age three reach their full potential.

For more details, visit their website. This can be a valuable resource for families in your preschool program to access early childhood support and services.

Behavioral and Social Care Therapy LLC offers therapeutic services for children and families, focusing on behavioral and social-emotional development. Their services include individual therapy, group therapy, and family counseling to support children’s mental health and well-being.

For more information on their services and how they can support your family, visit their website. This resource can be valuable for families in your preschool program seeking therapy and support for behavioral and social-emotional challenges.

The Child Therapy Center provides specialized therapy and support services for children dealing with emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. Their services include individual therapy, family therapy, and assessments to support children's mental health and well-being.

For more information about their services and how they can assist your family, visit their website. This resource can be beneficial for families in your preschool program seeking professional support for their children's emotional and behavioral needs.

Child First provides early intervention and support services for children and families facing challenges, including mental health issues, trauma, and developmental delays. Their programs focus on improving child development and family well-being through personalized support.

For more information about their services and how they can assist your family, visit their website. This resource can be valuable for families in your preschool program seeking early intervention and support services.

The Early Childhood Council of Pueblo County offers resources and support for early childhood education, including programs for child development, parenting support, and community engagement. Their goal is to enhance the quality of early childhood education and support families in their communities.

For more details on their services and programs, visit their website. This resource can be helpful for families in your preschool program seeking early childhood support and educational resources.

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Bridgeport Adult Education offers free classes to help you improve your English or earn a high school diploma. Our programs include:

• Adult Basic Education (ABE)
• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESL)
• Credit Diploma Program (CDP)
• National External Diploma Program (NEDP)
• General Educational Development (GED) (Available in English and Spanish)

Day and evening classes are available. For more details, call (203) 275-1509 or click here for more information

The Early Childhood Education Program at CT State Community College offers training and education for individuals pursuing a career in early childhood education. The program provides foundational knowledge and skills needed to support young children’s development and learning.

For more information about the program and how it can benefit individuals interested in early childhood education, visit their website. This resource can be useful for families in your preschool program looking to further their education or career in early childhood development.

Sparkler is an app developed by the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood to support early childhood development. It provides families with tools and resources to track their child’s development, access personalized tips, and connect with local services.

For more information and to get started with the app, visit their website. This resource can help families in your preschool program support and monitor their child's developmental milestones.