Beginning in 2026, SKCDC will be partnering with Kind Mind Education to bring this approach into our daily work.
Kind Mind helps early learning programs bring simple, regulation-first practices into the everyday rhythm of the classroom. Through short videos, ready-to-use materials, shared language, and practical tools, Kind Mind supports children and educators during the moments that shape the day: transitions, circle time, waiting, sharing, mealtimes, rest, and reconnection after big emotions.
For Head Start programs, this work aligns naturally with a whole-child, whole-family approach. Kind Mind supports emotional wellness, trauma-informed care, educator confidence, social-emotional development, and consistent classroom routines without asking teams to abandon what they are already doing.
Impact data: https://www.kindmindeducation.com/provenresults