Granja para los migrantes y de temporada Head Start en acción

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May 20, 2019 - Abigail Harper, Bryan Brown, Meagan Shedd

Esta guía demuestra programas de la Migrant y Seasonal Head Start que crean ambientes los cuales reflectan y celebran la cultura de niños y familias que se sirven.

La MSHS es una división de Head Start que atiende las necesidades de los niños y sus familias de los agricultores migrantes y de temporada con base en las necesidades del trabajo de agricultura. La MSHS opera in 40 estados y le proporciona servicios a más de 37,000 niños anualmente, incluso servicios de educación temprana y servicios nutricionales.

Alimentos Locales para Pequeños Comensales: Una Guía de Migrant & Seasonal Head Start para la Compra de Alimentos Locales tiene como objetivo ayudar a los programas MSHS incrementar la cantidad de alimentos locales que compran y utilizan en los programas pre-escolar que sirven los niños de trabajadores agricultores migrantes y estacionales. Vea la guía de compra para aprender estrategias y adquirir herramientas para incrementar el uso de alimentos locales en programas MSHS.

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