Knoxville-Knox County Head Start

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Knoxville-Knox County Head Start is a program that teaches & supports low income children and their families. They offer many services, such as support to families, including social service referrals; assistance with mental health and disabilities; and transportation to and from our centers.

Knoxville-Knox County Head Start
Knoxville-Knox County Head Start
Knoxville-Knox County Head Start

“I highly recommend Slamdot for website design and hosting services. They are super accommodating and have built us a gorgeous website that runs very smoothly and is very user friendly!”

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Lisa Silverman

Knoxville-Knox County Head Start

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