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National Centers

We proudly serve as the primary or core partner for several National Centers focused on providing critical supports for advancing early childhood development systems, practices and policies.

The impact of this work improves the lives of millions of babies and families nationwide and sets a higher standard of care in the early years. We’re thrilled to share highlights from 2023:

Continues to increase its reach, with 88,000 users accessing training courses through the Individualized Professional Development (iPD) Portfolio offered by the Head Start Early Childhood Learning & Knowledge Center (ECLKC) and providing professional development to more than 45,000 people through regional sessions, live national webinars and on-demand training.

Launched a new website featuring resources and events to foster early childhood systems that are evidence-based, family-centered and equitable. ZERO TO THREE leads the work of six national partners and provides direct technical assistance to state and community teams, including implementation sites, Transforming Pediatrics for Early Childhood (TPEC) hubs and community health centers.

ZERO TO THREE was selected as a core partner for this newly established center, which provides technical assistance and rigorous research to advance the recruitment and retention of a diverse, qualified and effective workforce.

Through ZERO TO THREE, PATH provides technical assistance to 41 Tribal Home Visiting grantees on implementing home visiting and integrating these services into the broader early childhood system. The PATH team supports grantees through a variety of technical assistance activities, including virtual and in-person individualized learning, facilitated peer sharing and group learning events, and the development of tools and resources to assist grantees in achieving their goals. The video below, “Together with Families, Laying the Foundation for a Bright Future,” highlights the benefits, supports and resources that Tribal home visiting programs offer to families.

Building trusted partnerships that empower families in native communities