Booker T Washington Child

Provides integrated services including child nutrition, health, emotional, and social support as part of its early childhood programs. Also offers parent partnership programs to engage families in child development and operates secure, monitored school facilities with gated entry.

Operates comprehensive Head Start and tuition-based preschool programs for children ages 3-5, serving over 400 children across 34 classrooms at 14 sites, including those from low-income families and children with disabilities. These programs provide educational, social, health, nutritional, and emotional services.

Provides comprehensive Head Start and preschool education services for children ages 3–5, including those with disabilities, across multiple sites in the Phoenix area. Programs include free Head Start, tuition-based preschool with scholarship support, and services in communities such as Eastlake and Garfield, serving over 400 children in 34 classrooms at 14 sites.

Distributed holiday gifts to several hundred children and care packages to their parents during a three-day event before Christmas.

Distributes holiday gifts to children and care packages to their parents during annual events, serving several hundred families.

Offers parent partnership programs to engage families in their children's development, including classes such as computer, GED, and ESL, and parenting classes through The Parent Resource Center.

Offers parent-focused programming including ESL and GED classes through the Parent Resource Center, and has implemented parent training initiatives such as the United/Unidos Project, which included computer, parenting, and adult education classes.

Constructs, renovates, and operates educational facilities, including breaking ground on a new building at 1519 East Adams Street in 2025, demolishing and rebuilding at 1522 in 2002, and renovating an abandoned home into the Parent Resource Center in 2003.

Offers an Extended Day Program providing before and after school care for enrolled Head Start children, and previously ran an At Risk Program offering afternoon classes for at-risk children.

Provides services through an Infant/Toddler Program for children aged 6 months to 2 years old who are eligible through DES.

Runs the M.A.N C.A.V.E. program, which specifically supports male youth development.

Provides regular training for staff in early childhood education, child development, health and safety, and teaching techniques, ensuring all staff are certified in CPR, first-aid, and food handling, and have passed background checks.

Implements a child nutrition program to support the dietary needs of enrolled children within its educational programs.

Provides regular staff training in early childhood education, child development, health and safety, and teaching techniques. All staff are CPR and first-aid certified, pass state-mandated background checks, and hold food handler's cards.

Operates targeted programs such as the M.A.N C.A.V.E. initiative for male youth development, a Wrap Around Program for Head Start students, an At Risk Program for 20 children, an Extended Day Program for before and after school care, and an Infant/Toddler Program for children aged 6 months to 2 years.