H1: Renowned expert on early brain development to speak at Ounce of Prevention Fund luncheon

H2: Renowned expert on early brain development to speak at Ounce of Prevention Fund luncheon

H3: Renowned expert on early brain development to speak at Ounce of Prevention Fund luncheon

H4: Renowned expert on early brain development to speak at Ounce of Prevention Fund luncheon

H5: Renowned expert on early brain development to speak at Ounce of Prevention Fund luncheon

H6: Renowned expert on early brain development to speak at Ounce of Prevention Fund luncheon

Since 1982, the Ounce of Prevention Fund has persistently pursued a single goal: that all American children – particularly those born into poverty – have quality early childhood experiences in the crucial first five years of life.

For more than two decades, the Ounce of Prevention Fund has been a leader in developing, innovating, and advancing high-quality, birth-to-five programs.

We serve 4,000 children and families through Early Head Start and Head Start programs we fund and operate in Chicago, as well as through our network of home-visiting and doula programs throughout Illinois. Our innovative programs incorporate the latest research with proven service models to narrow the academic achievement gap faced by many vulnerable children.

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