
Head Start extends its services to children with disabilities which include, but are not limited to following:
| Health impairment | |
| Developmentally delayed | |
| Hearing impairment/deafness | |
| Speech and/or language impairment | |
| Visual impairment/blindness | |
| Emotional/behavioral disorder | |
| Orthopedic impairment | |
| Learning disability | |
| Autism | |
| Traumatic brain injury |
Head Start Benefits
Benefits of participation in Head Start include:
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Support for parents in meeting the special needs for their child. | |
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Improvement of self-image as the child becomes more sociable, independent, and self-reliant. | |
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The opportunity for children with disabilities to play and learn with other children. | |
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An individualized approach to the unique needs and capabilities of the child and child's family. |