Greater Louisville Head Start
The premise of Head Start is simple: every child, regardless of circumstances at birth, has the ability to reach their full potential.
Working in partnership with Family & Children's Place, Greater Louisville Head Start is a free program helping nearly 450 families each year by:
- Enhancing each child’s growth and development
- Strengthening parents’ ability to nurture their child
- Connecting families with needed community resources
- Providing children with educational, health, and nutritional services
Early Head Start is designed for income-eligible children from birth through age 3, with families choosing between daily programs at learning centers around Louisville or weekly home visits. Head Start is designed for income-eligible children from ages 3 to 5 and is offered only at learning centers. Both Early Head Start and Head Start are inclusive of children and families with disabilities and/or special needs.
To learn more: Please call 502.974.1206, or click the button to learn more about our program and application process; get connected with a staff member; and complete an application for enrollment at one of our centers.
Greater Louisville Head Start is hiring!
Greater Louisville Head Start is recruiting candidates for Head Start and Early Head Start Teachers, Assistant Teachers, and Floaters at the following child care centers located in Louisville, KY. To apply for a job with Greater Louisville Head Start, click the link below to view open positions. For a map of the location, click on the center name.
Greater Louisville Head Start Home Visitor Positions
Greater Louisville Head Start is recruiting candidates for Early Head Start Home Visitors to implement home-based program activities, educational and support services for families with young children.
Louisville Growing Readers
All Head Start and Early Head Start families can participate in the new Louisville Growing Readers program. It provides families 100 printed picture books plus parent information in weekly mailings directly to homes. In all, families will receive four books per week for 25 weeks. They will also have access to more than 400 books narrated in 40+ languages through Louisville’s digital library.
