National AgFamilies Head Start Association

National AgFamilies Head Start Association Empowering Farm Worker Families Through Advocacy Welcome to the National Migrant & Seasonal Head Start Association Page. for our summer internship program.
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NMSHSA is the national voice for migrant and seasonal farmworker children who are participants in a Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Program. Our Mission Statement: By advocating for resources, creating partnerships, and affecting public policy, we help member agencies provide quality comprehensive services to all farmworker children and their families. Every summer, NMSHSA brings Migrant and Seaso

nal Head Start Alumni currently enrolled in college to Washington, D.C. To keep up with the experiences of the interns, "Like" our page and make sure to follow their blog: http://nmshsainternblog.blogspot.com/

08/13/2026
08/06/2026

Such a great video to capture our Executive Director, Cleofas Rodriguez Jr., on his MSHS visit with OCDC! There is nothing more grounding than going to a center and seeing the impact of our program in real time 💞✨

Thank you, OCDC, for helping us make this happen!

As extreme wildfires have burned across North America and smoke has heavily impacted communities in the northern US, agr...
07/31/2026

As extreme wildfires have burned across North America and smoke has heavily impacted communities in the northern US, agricultural workers across the country have continued to show up and do the essential work of harvesting our food.

Heat and smoke don’t stop the harvest. The work continues, even in some of the toughest conditions.

NAFHSA recognizes the incredible resilience, strength, and dedication of agricultural workers who labor through extreme weather to keep America fed. We also extend our gratitude to the organizations working alongside them, providing essential supplies and resources to help protect workers from the heat and smoke.

Thank you to everyone supporting the health, safety, and well-being of our nation’s agricultural workforce 🌾💚

We are excited to see newly appointed Director of OHS, Lizbeth Casco White, visiting a Migrant and Seasonal Head Start c...
07/28/2026

We are excited to see newly appointed Director of OHS, Lizbeth Casco White, visiting a Migrant and Seasonal Head Start center. Thank you to the Community Council of Idaho, Inc. team for showcasing the life-changing work MSHS programs do every day to support agricultural families ❤️✨

07/27/2026

In a special moment during their MSHS center visit, our 2026 NAFHSA Summer Interns found themselves standing before current MSHS children singing one of the most iconic childhood songs: Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes 💚

This video captures the heart of Migrant and Seasonal Head Start—where every journey begins and where it can lead. MSHS nurtures the growth and potential of every child from agricultural families, laying the foundation for lifelong learning and success.

Years later, our Summer Internship Program welcomes many of those same children back as college students, reconnecting them with their roots while giving them one final push toward their careers and future aspirations.

We are incredibly proud of how much our interns have grown this summer, and we can’t wait to see where their journeys take them next 💫

07/23/2026

There’s nothing more special than wrapping up the last couple of weeks of the internship program than by touring a local farm and MSHS center 💗🍑

Thank you to our friends at Grow Early Learning and Pathstone for making this full-circle moment happen 🌟

07/20/2026

We’re not being sarcastic! Don’t make them sad, angry, or stressed—go listen to our Executive Director, joined by two of our summer interns, Lizet and Sayra, on Anne Pasmanick’s Power Station podcast 😌🎙️

Tell us in the comments who acted out the best emotion, then click the link below to listen!

🔗 https://powerstation.libsyn.com/we-are-feeding-the-nation-we-are-essential-workers-and-we-truly-do-belong-here?fbclid=PARlRTSATLaR9wZG9mAmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzEyNDAyNDU3NDI4NzQxNAABpzagKPsnRE7vGB6Fz3yRkIdzwhufF3Lb2AZYnbK9ku4_qAxPluJBER1c1c2w_aem_-sGu_KFexo8lU-eXPwRvtg

Looking for your next summer read? Pour yourself an iced tea and head to our website to check out our 2026 Summer Blog S...
07/17/2026

Looking for your next summer read? Pour yourself an iced tea and head to our website to check out our 2026 Summer Blog Series 🌞

Each week, our interns have shared honest reflections on their experiences navigating internships in our nation’s capital. From memorable moments to personal growth, their stories offer a unique perspective as former Migrant and Seasonal Head Start children giving back to the communities that helped shape them ✨

Trust us! You won’t want to miss these inspiring stories 💚📖

Read here ➡️ https://nafhsa.org/class-of-2026/

⚜️ Introducing Freddy Bautista-Molina ⚜️Freddy is a rising junior at Cornell University pursuing a degree in Applied Eco...
07/15/2026

⚜️ Introducing Freddy Bautista-Molina ⚜️

Freddy is a rising junior at Cornell University pursuing a degree in Applied Economics & Management with a concentration in Finance. Freddy is an alum of Grow Early Learning’s Migrant and Seasonal Head Start program, where he attended from ages 0–5. Some of his favorite memories were simply playing outside with friends.

This summer, Freddy is interning with the U.S. Department of Energy, where he has enjoyed getting to know the people around him and learning about their diverse backgrounds and interests ✨

Reflecting on his journey, Freddy shares:
“I have had great experiences so far in life, and a lot of what I’m doing now—and what I’ll be doing next summer—is a result of those who have supported me in some way or another.”

Get an inside look at Freddy’s summer internship as he takes over our Instagram and Facebook Stories for a day!

Introducing Lizet Renteria Romero 🌟Lizet is a former E Center MSHS student who attended from infancy until age 4. The cl...
07/08/2026

Introducing Lizet Renteria Romero 🌟

Lizet is a former E Center MSHS student who attended from infancy until age 4. The classroom was a second home to her, where the teachers who played a crucial role in her early development still cheer her on today.

“The most memorable part of MSHS for me was doing educational activities that have helped me advance in school. I still remember playing with all the students and learning with the teachers. To this day, I still have strong friendships with students that attended MSHS with me from an infant age. My overall favorite part of attending MSHS was playing with shaving cream — I loved the smell and it’s something I miss doing.”

Fast forward and Lizet is now a sophomore at the University of Nevada, Reno, majoring in Public Health. This summer, she’s interning with UnidosUS where she’s hoping to grow both personally and professionally by stepping out of her comfort zone and learning from others.

“I am looking forward to making lots of memories with my cohort and visiting all the cool places my mother once visited 7 years ago with the same organization.”

Follow along Lizet’s full circle moments during her Facebook and Instagram story takeover today 📸💛

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