FFYF Federal Guide to Early Learning and Care Programs
The 118th Congress has the opportunity to invest in America’s children, working families, and the economy through high-quality early childhood education.
This resource book is an introduction to the foundational early learning and care programs that originate at the federal level and are funded by Congress. It works alongside the FFYF Blueprint for Progress, which contains resources and information that policymakers can use to support the care and education of children from birth through age five.
We hope these resources foster an interest in early learning and care and welcome questions and future discussions.
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