Mosaic Early Learning is a child development and preschool program at Center For Family Services. Mosaic Early Learning provides comprehensive early childhood education and support services in the areas of health and dental care, nutrition, special education, parent skill workshops, mental health, and social services. Children are provided with a nutritious breakfast, lunch, and snack each day. Through a comprehensive and integrated approach that includes Head Start and Early Head Start classrooms, our program enhances the positive development of children and creates a strong support network for families. Services include:

Education
Each Head Start Preschool classroom provides a safe and engaging preschool learning environment that supports a young child’s physical, cognitive, social, and emotional growth and development. Children’s individual interests, languages, cultural backgrounds, and learning styles are taken into account. Parent/Teacher conferences and other meetings are scheduled throughout the year.

Special Education Services
Center For Family Services’ Head Start Preschool welcomes children with disabilities, who are given enrollment priority points.

Family Services
Each Head Start Preschool family is assigned a Family Advocate who will help the family identify strengths, define services and supports needed set goals, and link families to social services referrals. The family and the Family Advocate work together in a partnership to help the family progress toward achieving and attaining goals and services that support the positive development of the child.

Family Involvement
Families are involved in many aspects of Head Start Preschool including individualized family services, special events, parent training, and volunteering. This participation may include serving on a variety of committees such as the parent board known as the Policy Council.

Mental Health
Center For Family Services Head Start Preschool provides mental wellness activities in the classroom and works with families around their child’s mental health and behavior.

Health
We assist families in getting health services for their children as needed. All children are required to have current vaccinations and physical and dental exams, as well as hearing and vision screenings.

Nutrition
Children receive nutritious meals for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. Families are encouraged to participate in menu development and receive information on how to instill healthy nutrition habits at home.

Eligibility	Contact us at 856.964.2100 for information on eligibility.
Age Groups	Children
Community Services	Education Early Childhood Education Family & Support Services Family Support Referral Services
Health Services	Intellectual and Developmental Needs Special Needs
Language Spoken	Portuguese Spanish Turkish
Areas Served	Burlington County Camden County

Last Updated: 03/16/23