Hawaii HB249 appropriates funds to expand family-child interaction learning programs for children from birth to age five.

Hawaii HB249 aims to enhance early learning environments for children from birth to age five by appropriating funds to the executive office on early learning. These funds will be used to contract with third-party providers of family-child interaction learning programs, which include high-quality early childhood learning and parent education. The programs are designed to foster social and emotional development, support school readiness, and improve early detection of developmental delays.

Hawaii HB249 appropriates funds to expand family-child interaction learning programs for children from birth to age five.

Hawaii HB249 aims to enhance early learning environments for children from birth to age five by appropriating funds to the executive office on early learning. These funds will be used to contract with third-party providers of family-child interaction learning programs, which include high-quality early childhood learning and parent education. The programs are designed to foster social and emotional development, support school readiness, and improve early detection of developmental delays.