Nemcsa Early Head Start Ogemaw County

05/07/2026

02/07/2026

Early Head Start is now accepting applications for eligible families! We provide nurturing care, early learning, and family support for infants and toddlers—at no cost to families. 💕
📞 Call us today at 989.464.3287 to learn more and get started!

12/09/2025

Hello Friends!
I am the Family Services Assistant with NEMCSA Early Head Start for Ogemaw, Oscoda and Alcona Counties. I take applications for families who are pregnant or have children 0-3 years old to receive free early childhood education!
Our curriculum is based off your child’s current age for appropriate learning!
We also follow your pregnancy from the time you are enrolled until baby arrives then baby is automatically enrolled in our program! We have a wonderful prenatal education program and help you every step of the way from learning about your gestation, birthing plan, breastfeeding and more!
So if you have littles or know someone who does and want to sign up for early education, please reach out!
You can call or text Cheyenne at 989-464-3287 to learn more information and sign up!

11/07/2025

Need help finding food near you?

The Food Bank Council of Michigan
works with a statewide network of food banks and pantries to ensure no one goes hungry. Use their map to find the nearest food distribution site& food bank in your community. https://www.fbcmich.org/food-bank-network

If you need help navigating local resources, just dial 2-1-1 or visit https://mi211.org/

Because no one should face hunger alone.

11/07/2025

10/27/2025

Because of the government shutdown, some SNAP (Food Assistance) benefits may be delayed.

If you need food, call 2-1-1 or visit www.211nemichigan.org to find free local resources, such as pantries, community meals, and emergency support.

If you want to help, 211 can connect you to organizations that need food donations, volunteers, or funds right now.

💙 Whether you need help or want to give help, 211 is here for both.

10/27/2025

The federal government’s delay of SNAP benefits will place Michiganders at risk of food insecurity and poverty. SNAP, a critical program for families and individuals across Michigan to access food, is the nation’s largest food assistance program and one of the most effective tools to reduce food insecurity.

“The impact of households losing SNAP benefits will be felt around the state,” said Elizabeth Hertel, MDHHS director. We are strongly disappointed by the USDA’s decision to delay this assistance, and in Michigan we will do what we can to help blunt this impact.”

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3L1ObcW.

10/27/2025

Sign up for November Food Boxes begins on November 1! Pick up will be before Thanksgiving. We have been getting lots of food donations, trying to help our neighbors where we can!

09/16/2025

Be sure to register ASAP to reserve your free items.