Reports and Publications
The following Reports and Publications are available for free download as Adobe PDFs.

The Healthy Development of Arizona's Youngest Children (844 KB)
The Healthy Development of Arizona's Youngest Children This report, focused on young children, was created as a collaboration between FTF and Saint Luke’s Health Initiatives’ Arizona Health Survey in order to take stock of where Arizona stands today.
First Things First 2011 Annual Report (1.66 MB)
The First Things First Annual Report contains personal stories, statistics and financial data that demonstrate the breadth of the early education and health services funded by First Things First and the impact those programs have on children and families throughout Arizona.
Policy Brief: Measuring Quality in Early Childhood Education (1.38 MB)
First Things First examines the need for a quality rating and improvement system, and how Quality First can standardize and help improve early child care in Arizona.
Ready for School. Set for Life: Creating the Model Early Childhood System. (1.42 MB)
This document is the result of the convening of the Arizona Early Childhood Taskforce in the spring and summer of 2010. It defines the ideal system of early childhood development and health in Arizona and articulates First Things First's role within that early childhood system.
First Things First 2010 Annual Report (1.80 MB)
Family and Community Report: A Baseline Report on Families and Coordination (1.00 MB)
This report provides baseline report on the current state of parents’ knowledge about children’s early development and parents’ perceptions of the resources currently available for young children and their families in Arizona. The results help identify parents’ current knowledge about early development as well as the areas in which families need additional support to access needed services for their child/children.
Arizona Early Childhood Coordination and Collaboration: A Baseline Report (1.17 MB)
This report provides baseline measurement of the degree to which early childhood services work together in Arizona. The FTF Partner Survey will be administered on a yearly basis to evaluate ongoing progress toward FTF coordination and family support goals and improvements in early childhood collaboration.
Building Bright Futures: 2007 Needs and Assets Assessment (32.9 MB)
This report creates a baseline that allows First Things First to measure progress, as well as determine how best to invest resources that will improve the lives of young children and their families. Building Bright Futures provides direction at the community level as well.