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Latest FTF Annual Report highlights FTF’s work on behalf of Arizona’s generation next

  • AZ communities

The 2024 FTF Annual Report highlights the outcomes of First Things First’s work in collaboration with partners statewide.
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Working toward a better system for families to find resources in Yavapai County

  • systems building

The FTF Yavapai Regional Council is committed to making sure families who need services are able to find a connection for help.

Promotion for Arizona Talks panel

Arizona taking action on the state’s child care crisis

  • AZ communities

First Things First CEO Melinda Morrison Gulick will be part of a panel discussion on Arizona Talks, which provides a dialogue to public policy topics.
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Meet FTF’s new Board Chair and Vice Chair

  • AZ communities

FTF Board Chair Steve Lynn and Vice Chair Steve Peru answer questions about their motivation to be advocates for Arizona’s youngest children.

Learning from the Cochise County communities to help families establish concrete supports

  • systems building

The Cochise Regional Council recognized that family resources are hard to access and there are many factors that go into a family’s success.

Welcome new regional council members

New regional council members excited to join dedicated community advocates

  • Regional Partnership Councils

FTF is welcoming 40 new regional partnership council members who are joining the more than 250 dedicated community members across Arizona.
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Showing up and listening to the child care needs of northern Arizona’s communities

  • systems building

The FTF Coconino Region team works daily to create a common understanding of the challenges families face as they raise their young children.

Majority of Arizona voters believe state should invest more in child care, according to survey

  • AZ communities

The recently released survey showed that 77% of all voters believe Arizona should invest more in child care.

Leaders gather to discuss the child care crisis in Yuma.

Child care taskforce, led by the Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation, is announced at…

  • Yuma

Yuma leaders discuss the economic impact of the child care crisis and create a taskforce to raise solutions.

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