The Urban League of Louisiana Clarence L. Barney Head Start (ULCLBHS) provides services to low-income children ranging in age from birth to five years old, including children who have verified disabilities. With kindergarten readiness as our focus, we utilize developmentally appropriate tools to stimulate sensory learning, cognitive, motor, social and emotional skills. With a strong history of success, our children consistently achieve developmental milestones.

Service Area:

Categories Age and family groups Education, youth development; training, and employment Social, health, and economic status Age and family groups, N.E.C. At-risk youth Autism Spectrum Disorders Before school, after school, summer school, tutoring, and other primary and secondary education programs and services Birth defects and genetic diseases (includes down syndrome) Child advocacy Child Welfare Children and Preteens (4-12) Children and youth Children's Rights Civil Rights and social action Developmental disability services Disabled Persons Rights Early childhood (preschool) education Education scholarships and financial aid Education, youth development, training, and employment, N.E.C. Elementary education Epilepsy and brain disorders (other than memory, mental, behavioral, and learning disorders) Eye Diseases, Blindness & Vision Impairments Family services Family services and support Mental, behavioral, and learning disorders (other than autism spectrum and memory disorders) Multiracial people Parents and marriage People of African descent People of color People with physical, mental, genetic conditions, and developmental disabilities and special needs People with disabilities, severe health conditions, and special needs Primary and secondary education School-based health care Student Student and education services and support Urban League Vision, hearing, and physical imparement services Youth intervention (at-risk) programs Youth development

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