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Forbes Child Development Center is a Child Inc early childhood center in Austin that operates multiple classrooms for infants, toddlers and preschool‑age children and offers on-site health, nutrition and family support services.
Forbes Child Development Center is a Child Inc early childhood center in Austin that serves infants, toddlers and preschool‑age children. The centre operates multiple classrooms for young children and is part of Child Inc’s network of community early learning sites.
Health, developmental and social‑emotional screenings are provided on site, along with daily nutritious meals that follow federal child nutrition guidelines. The centre offers inclusive services for children with disabilities and access to mental‑health consultation and referrals to medical, dental and community resources.
Family support services include family advocates who work with parents on goal setting and resource connections, structured parent engagement opportunities, and fatherhood engagement programming. Families can participate in volunteer and leadership activities, parent education, and community resource navigation.
The centre operates multiple classrooms for young children and provides daily routines that include structured learning, physical activity and shared mealtimes. Staff participate in ongoing professional development and training, and the program works with community partners to coordinate services for children and families.
Early Head Start (EHS) programs serve infants and toddlers under the age of 3, providing intensive, comprehensive child development in small class sizes and a safe, healthy learning environment.
Head Start programs provide supportive classroom experiences where children ages 3–4 build early literacy, language, math, problem‑solving and social skills through structured learning and hands‑on exploration.
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