Hawaii HB2019 appropriates funds to support family-child interaction learning programs for children from birth to age five.

Hawaii HB2019 aims to sustain family-child interaction learning programs by appropriating funds to the executive office on early learning. These programs provide engaging, literacy-rich early learning environments that foster social and emotional development and support school readiness. The bill also allows the executive office on early learning to contract with third-party providers and collaborate with counties to administer the funding.

Hawaii HB2019 appropriates funds to support family-child interaction learning programs for children from birth to age five.

Hawaii HB2019 aims to sustain family-child interaction learning programs by appropriating funds to the executive office on early learning. These programs provide engaging, literacy-rich early learning environments that foster social and emotional development and support school readiness. The bill also allows the executive office on early learning to contract with third-party providers and collaborate with counties to administer the funding.