Early Education and Care’s Head Start children collected pennies and other change during the entire month of Oct. in an effort to raise money for the United Way of Northwest Florida.

The Lap Sit program, organized by Early Education and Care's Head Start program, is designed to promote literacy, language development and learning opportunities to the children in our community.

Early Education and Care’s Head Start program is hosting a community-wide Health-Ready Fest on July 8, 2008 beginning at 9 a.m. at Springfield Community Center in Panama City.

Early Education and Care’s Head Start program invites all parents and children to attend the “Let’s Get Creative” Fun Day on Wed., June 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Daffin Park.

Early Education and Care’s Head Start program will host a series of open houses to allow parents and caregivers to learn about how Head Start can benefit their child.

Over 9,500 people filled the campus of Gulf Coast Community College on April 19, 2008 for the annual celebration of children.

Mayor Scott Clemons joins over 100 children and their families and declares April 1 as “Parents and Children’s Day” as part of a statewide initiative.

The Junior Service League's Provisional Class of 2007-2008 presented EEC's Head Start program with take-home activity backpacks.

Early Education and Care seeks sponsors, entertainers, vendors, volunteers and children’s activity booth participants for the celebration of children.

The Touch, Love, Communicate program received a generous donation from the Bay County Reading Association on January 9.

Early Education and Care can earn money when new clients use H&R Block to prepare their taxes through their Non-Profit Referral Program.