Story

Three little kids — ages 6 and under — are looking to their dad for everything right now. They don’t fully understand what’s happening… only that Mom is gone and life suddenly feels different.

Their dad never expected to be the sole provider. He has always worked hard to support his family in the ways he could — but now, with no income and no time to prepare, he’s left scrambling to meet even the most basic needs.

He’s fighting to keep his children safe and is asking for help.

With just a little support, we can ensure these kids stay nourished, get to school and appointments, and feel secure in their home while Dad navigates this unexpected transition.

Partner

Bloomington Public Schools Early Intervention

www.bloomington.k12.mn.us/elwb/early-childhood-special-education

While all children grow at their own pace, some children experience delays in development. Special health conditions may also affect development. Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) offers information, support and referral services to help at no cost to families. ECSE programs provide supports and services to infants, toddlers, and preschool children with a delay or disability and their families.