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2016 Annual Report: A Year in Review

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ECMHSP is excited to announce the release of the 2016 Annual Report. The report showcases the great success ECMHSP experienced in providing comprehensive and high-quality services to farmworker families along the East Coast.

Some of the highlights from this year’s report include:

  1. An overview of our indigenous language curriculum with parental involvement

  2. A red carpet rollout of a documentary featuring a ECMHSP family

  3. A parent’s effort to bring her congressman to her Head Start center

  4. Total number of children and families served


Cover of the ECMHSP 2016 Annual Report


Each year, ECMHSP releases its annual report, pursuant to requirements in the Head Start Act. The report includes information on funding sources, results of the most recent financial audit, and other information required by the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

You can view the full 2016 Annual Report and past annual reports on our website: http://www.ecmhsp.org/reports.html

ECMHSP thanks our staff for their wonderful work and Head Start parents for their participation throughout the year. The hard work, love, and dedication is felt every day at our Head Start centers, and is reflected in this report.

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