National AgFamilies Head Start Association

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

05/21/2026

We are just three weeks away from our Annual Public Policy Forum! Don’t just take it from us, hear it from two of our very own MSHS parents — it’s going to be an incredible experience.

Register now: https://nafhsa.org/2026-public-policy-forum/ 🔗✨

Join us this June 2026 as we come together to bring the voices of our MSHS families to the halls of Congress.

Our Public Policy Forum is an opportunity for Migrant and Seasonal Head Start members to stay informed on the latest policy issues impacting our communities and to feel empowered to make their voices heard. We truly believe our strongest advocates are our MSHS parents, staff, and directors.

05/14/2026

NAFHSA is proud to share that our second California Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Conference was a success 🌟

We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with our California MSHS agencies in creating a space where MSHS staff from across the country can come together to learn, connect, and recharge.

A heartfelt thank you to our presenters and attendees for bringing such incredible energy, engagement, and enthusiasm throughout the conference—our team truly enjoyed every moment with you all.

And a special thank you to for generously providing your facilities and supporting us in capturing this experience. We couldn’t have done it without you 💛🧡♥️

05/10/2026

Today, we celebrate the incredible mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and mother figures who nurture, support, and uplift their families every single day 💐

At NAFHSA, we especially honor the strength and resilience of migrant and seasonal farmworker mothers whose hard work helps feed our nation while creating brighter futures for their children. Your love, sacrifice, and dedication do not go unnoticed.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms in our MSHS community and beyond 💗
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Hoy celebramos a las increíbles madres, abuelas, cuidadoras y figuras maternas que cada día brindan amor, apoyo y fortaleza a sus familias 💐

En NAFHSA, honramos especialmente la fuerza y resiliencia de las madres trabajadoras agrícolas migrantes y de temporada, cuyo esfuerzo ayuda a alimentar a nuestra nación mientras construyen un mejor futuro para sus hijos. Su amor, sacrificio y dedicación no pasan desapercibidos.

¡Feliz Día de las Madres a todas las maravillosas mamás de nuestra comunidad MSHS y más allá! 💗

05/07/2026

Every day is Teacher Appreciation Day, but this week we’re sending extra love to the incredible teachers of Migrant and Seasonal Head Start 💛

Thank you to the caring, patient, and dedicated educators who support and uplift children and families in agricultural communities every single day. Your work helps shape the next generation and strengthens communities across the country.

Our teachers truly make the world go round 📚🌎✨

05/05/2026

This week, NAFHSA is proud to be hosting our 2nd California Conference in Modesto alongside Stanislaus County Office of Education - Child & Family Services 🌟

Bringing together MSHS staff from every role it takes to run a center, this conference is all about connection, collaboration, and shared learning.

With four dynamic tracks—Early Childhood Education, Behavioral & Social/Environmental & Health, Family Child Care, and Leadership/Advocacy—attendees have had the opportunity to dive into sessions that strengthen their work and impact.

We’ve loved every moment of connecting with you all this week and hope you’ve enjoyed it just as much as we have 💛🧡♥️

05/05/2026

Such a delight to see our E Center family at our California Migrant and Seasonal Conference! Thank you for capturing all the happy moments ☺️✨

04/28/2026

“Integrity is about fighting for your community even when no one is watching.”

This past weekend, our team was moved by a powerful speech given at the From Harvest to Head Start: A Celebration of Farmworkers event by our 2022 Summer Internship Alum, Jose Velasquez Castellano. His words captivated the feeling of what most of us are going through at this point in history and were a reminder of how important it is continue fighting even when we feel our work isn’t being acknowledged.

This summer, Jose will be starting a full-time position at the Foundation for Farmworkers in the heart of DC after graduating with a Masters in Data Analytics from Tufts University this May.

NAFHSA is proud of Jose and looks forward to seeing how his work will impact the farmworker community! Jose and his story are a true testament about the life long impact of MSHS and how the program helps children and families far beyond the classroom 🌟