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On this episode we talk with Julie Mink and Emma Taylor of the Carnegie Center about several resources they provide for the community.
On this episode we talk with Lieutenant Terrance Gatewood with the Lexington Fire Department to talk about fire safety during Fire Safety Month.
On this episode we sit down with Karen Zamora, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Therapist, for Harmony Farm Creative Counseling.
On this episode we talk with Julie Mink, Family Assistance Supervisor, and Emma Fryman, Director of the Family Assistance Program, about the resources The Nest provides to our community.
On this episode we talk with Nora Veblen with Wildwood Music Therapy about how music helps children learn and much more,
On this episode we talk with Leila W. Salisbury, Executive Director of The Kentucky Center for Grieving Children and Families, about understanding grief in children.
On this episode we talk with author, Gwin Minter about her new book series Gwee'Nola - Trunk Tales: The Beginning of a Legacy and how this series is bringing the family together through literacy.
On this episode we talk with Meredith and Kim about the Girl Scouts of America and a special collaboration with Community Action Council's Head Start program..
On this episode we talk with Dr. Clarissa Bell about trauma-exposed children and how to combat it.
On this episode we talk with Kelli Parmley, Director of Education with the Lexington Public Library and Community Action Council Board member, about all of the resources the library has to offer.
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Community Action Council's Look Who's Talking podcast is completely Head Start focused with engaging guest that will provide informative and educational conversations with our host, Head Start…
Head Start programs operate locally to help young children from low-income families prepare to succeed in school, promoting children’s development through early learning, health, and family well-being.
The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of the individuals involved and should not be construed as advice, nor do they necessarily reflect the views of Community Action Council’s governing bodies, leadership or staff, or our funding partners. Community Action Council is a private, nonprofit and nonpartisan organization and does not endorse any candidate.