Attachment E- October Program Information Summaries.pdf
City of Phoenix — Economic Development and the Arts Subcommittee (2024-12-11)
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ATTACHMENT E Program Information Summaries Early Head Start Parent Education On October 17, the interns from the Arizona College of Nursing conducted a parent education session on asthma for 10 Early Head Start families at Out of This World Christian Childcare. The presentation included information on common symptoms, steps to take during an asthma attack, and various treatment options. It was offered both in person and virtually, and the session was recorded for families who were unable to attend or who wished to review the material later. Additionally, the interns created informative handouts on safe sleep practices and febrile seizures for the parents. Recruitment Events In October, the Head Start Birth to Five staff actively engaged the community by hosting information tables at several key events: • October 18, Desert West Park Halloween Monster Bash proudly sponsored by Molina Health Care, PHX Plays, and the City of Phoenix Desert West Community Center. • October 19, Central City South AZ GAIN Involved Neighborhoods with sponsorship from AZ GAIN Involved Neighborhoods and PHX Revitalization. • October 19, Washington Community Center Family Freight Night. Sponsored by District 5, Neighborhood Services Department, Washington Park Neighborhood, and PHX Plays. • October 25, Mountain Park Health Center Trunk or Treat at the Baseline Clinic. • October 26, City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department Boo Fest at Paseo Highlands Park. Annual Policy Council Recognition On October 21, members of the Head Start Birth to Five Policy Council gathered at City Hall in Assembly Rooms A and B for an end-of-term celebration. Over 20 members attended the event, where they were honored with remarks from Mayor Gallego, Councilwomen O’Brien and Hodge-Washington, Councilman Robinson, and Human Services Director Jacqueline Edwards. Each speaker expressed gratitude for the members' service and dedication to the Head Start program. All attendees received a plaque in recognition of their contributions to the Policy Council.