Attachment G - PIR Outcomes 2023-2024.pdf
City of Phoenix — Economic Development and the Arts Subcommittee (2024-12-11)
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ATTACHMENT G Head Start Birth to Five Program Information Report 2023–2024 Grantee AZ National Enrollment Funded Enrollment 3,451 17,284 773,370 Total Enrollment (including children who withdrew) 2,656 16,505 791,455 • Home-Based/ Child Care Partners 390 5,382 235,493 • Preschool 2,266 11,780 555,962 Children enrolled less than 45 days 137 838 32,174 Dropped out and did not return 543 2,941 149,008 Children experiencing homelessness 39 1,050 58,169 Children in foster care 50 570 25,277 Children who turned three years old and aged out of the program 103 407 31,137 Of the children who turned three years old, they. . . • enrolled in Head Start 32 187 20,226 • enrolled in another early childhood program 55 134 6,215 • did not enroll in another early childhood program 16 86 4,313 Medical Children with health insurance at year-end 2,542 15,658 757,203 Children with continuous accessible health care at year-end 2,596 15,351 752,776 Children who are up-to-date on well-child exams 2,028 11,821 571,221 Children with up-to-date immunizations 1,118 12,168 640,682 Children needing medical treatment 451 2,544 97,168 Children receiving medical treatment 372 1,679 70,689 Children with a BMI over 85% (overweight/obese) 730 3,913 169,296 Dental Children with continuous accessible dental care at year-end 2,444 14,842 687,067 Children who received preventive dental care 1,554 10,514 516,662 Children who completed a professional dental exam 1,456 10,290 523,968 Children who need dental treatment 255 1,775 63,524 Children who received dental treatment 187 1,292 38,258 Mental Health Number of teachers and home visitors that received mental health consultations 112 547 37,694 Families that received mental health services 550 2,110 101,924 Grantee AZ National Disabilities Children with an identified disability 272 1781 117,212 Children enrolled with an Individual Family Service Plan(IFSP)/Individualized Education Plan(IEP) in place 149 961 67,307 Children who qualified for an Individual Family Service Plan/Individualized Education Plan during the school year 123 820 49,905 Preschool children with eligibility of Speech/Language Impairment 122 736 37,150 Preschool children with eligibility of Developmental Delay 107 543 26,592 Children with an IEP or IFSP and who did not receive services during the year 7 25 1,909 Families The total number of families served 2,524 15,131 729,912 Two parent families 1,280 7,667 295,181 One parent families 1,244 7,464 434,731 Children being raised by grandparents 29 479 14,525 Family Employment Families with at least one parent/guardian employed 1,876 10,861 509,796 Families with one parent in the military 15 109 5,291 Families Receiving Federal or Other Assistance Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) 39 483 46,122 Supplemental Security Income (SSI) 92 515 34,494 Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) 1,196 7,904 354,786 Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) 1,362 7,785 399,636 Family Education The number of in which one or more parent/guardian is job training 368 2,010 61,835 Parents with a high school diploma/GED 872 6,283 354,621 Parents with some post-secondary education 812 5,400 224,521 Family Services Families receiving at least one service 1,984 11,549 601,887 Top five services provided to families • Involvement in discussing their child's screening and assessment results and their progress 1,420 8,392 477,316 • Supporting transitions between programs (i.e., EHS to HS, HS to kindergarten) 947 5,835 313,953 • Education on the importance of nutrition 889 6,681 342,460 • Education on preventive medical and oral health 754 6,860 362,898 • Mental Health Services 550 2,110 101,924 Father Engagement Involved in child development experiences (e.g., home visits, parent/teacher conferences, etc.) 1,180 5,989 203,410 Program governance 0 591 20,867 Parenting education workshops 543 2,276 69,694