$1.75M Extra for Infant Courts to Aid Tiny Families
Published Date: 8/15/2025
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Summary
HRSA is giving an extra $1.75 million in 2025 to ZERO TO THREE to keep helping infant-toddler courts improve child welfare and early development. This boost supports local court sites that lost funding and expands help for states already in the program. Families, courts, and communities will see stronger support and better services thanks to this funding update.
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Support for Previously Funded Local Courts
Local infant-toddler court sites that previously received HRSA funding under HRSA-18-123 but do not currently receive funding under HRSA-22-073/074 will receive financial and technical support from this supplemental award. If you rely on such a local court program, your community may see stronger support and better services because of this targeted funding.
Expanded State Technical Assistance
The supplemental funding expands technical assistance needed to support continuation and expansion of State Award activities funded under HRSA-22-073/074. If your state is part of the HRSA-22-073/074 awards, this means more technical support aimed at sustaining and growing infant-toddler court activities.
$1.75M Boost for Infant-Toddler Center
If you are a parent of a young child, HRSA provided $1,750,000 in federal fiscal year (FY) 2025 to ZERO TO THREE (the National Center for Infant, Toddler and Families) under cooperative agreement HRSA-22-074 to keep the Infant-Toddler Court Program National Resource Center running. This money supports continuing activities that aim to improve child welfare and early developmental health and well-being.
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