Through the Looking Glass Early Head Start delivers Early Head Start services for pregnant women, infants, toddlers, and their families with an emphasis on inclusion of children and parents with disabilities. The program operates in Berkeley at the Ed Roberts Campus and combines in-person care, home visiting, developmental support, and parent-focused services.
Through the Looking Glass Early Head Start provides Early Head Start services for pregnant people, infants, toddlers, and their families, including families in which a child or a parent has a disability. Services are offered in Berkeley and surrounding East Bay communities and are located at the Ed Roberts Campus in Berkeley.
The program emphasizes family strengths and early, flexible intervention tailored to diverse cultural and disability-related needs. Staff include psychologists, occupational therapists, marriage and family therapists, social workers, rehabilitation counselors, developmental specialists, and early childhood educators; the organization also trains psychology practicum and doctoral trainees.
An in-center option serving families with children from birth through age three that provides infant/toddler education and care, a multicultural play-based curriculum, opportunities for parent leadership and education, and family supports.
A home-visiting option serving pregnant women and families with children from birth through age three, with weekly visits that include play-based activities, parent–child support, connection to resources, and biweekly developmental playgroups at the Ed Roberts Campus.
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