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Promoting Healthier Environments for Young Children
Texas Healthy Building Blocks, powered by Go NAPSACC, and funded by the Texas Department of State Health Services, is a statewide program designed to support and recognize early childhood education programs working to adopt evidence-based obesity prevention practices to improve the health of young children aged 0-5 years.
Early Childhood Programs
Earn recognition for your childcare center or home in seven different areas.
Community Partners
Provide technical assistance support for programs in particular areas.
Celebrate Programs Awarded Recognition
Avance San Antonio EHS/HS Mirasol, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Child Nutrition, Farm to ECE, Oral Health, Outdoor Play & Learning, and Physical Activity
CCAC Coastal Bend Child Development Center, Rockport, TX (Aransas County) Recognized in Child Nutrition, Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Physical Activity, Screen Time, Outdoor Play & Learning, Oral Health and Farm-to-ECE
Children’s Summit Learning Center, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Child Nutrition, Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Farm to ECE, Outdoor Play & Learning, Oral Health, Screen Time and Physical Activity
"We updated our shopping by purchasing our fresh fruits & vegetables. We updated our menu, discussed it with our teachers & chef. Our children have been enjoying this wonderful change."
Darla’s Toddler School and Daycare, LaRue, TX (Henderson County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Child Nutrition, and Outdoor Play & Learning
Discovery Children’s Academy, Midlothian, TX (Ellis County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Child Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Screen Time
Ebenezer Daycare Center, Tyler, TX (Smith County) Recognized in Physical Activity
GLO Daycare, Abilene, TX (Taylor County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Outdoor Play & Learning, Physical Activity, and Screen Time
Good Samaritan Center, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Child Nutrition, Oral Health, Outdoor Play & Learning, and Physical Activity
Goodwill Exploration Center, Austin, TX (Travis County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Child Nutrition, Farm to ECE, Oral Health, Outdoor Play & Learning, Physical Activity, and Screen Time
Grace Noah’s Ark Learning Center, Bandera, TX (Bandera County) Recognized in Child Nutrition
Imagination Child Development Center, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Child Nutrition and Physical Activity
Kids Are First Rosita Valley Head Start, Eagle Pass, TX (Maverick County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Child Nutrition, and Oral Health
KinderCare Bergstrom Tech Center, Austin, TX (Travis County) Recognized in Child Nutrition, Physical Activity, Screen Time, Outdoor Play & Learning, Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, and Farm to ECE
La Mision Child Care and Kid Kamp, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Oral Health
Lil’ Badger Den, Merkel, TX (Taylor County) Recognized in Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, and Screen Time
Lil’ Indians Daycare, Frankston, TX (Anderson County) Recognized in Child Nutrition, Farm to ECE, Outdoor Play & Learning, and Physical Activity
Little Llamas Learning Center, Gladewater, TX (Gregg County) Recognized in Child Nutrition, Farm to ECE, Oral Health, Outdoor Play & Learning, and Physical Activity
Madison Square CDC, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Child Nutrition and Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding
Madonna Center, San Antonio, TX (Bexar County) Recognized in Child Nutrition and Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding
Mimi’s Creative Kids, Athens, TX (Henderson County) Recognized in Child Nutrition & Physical Activity
"The earlier children are taught to eat the right foods, to exercise and take care of their bodies the more it becomes a lifestyle. Hopefully this will carry into adulthood so when they are adults their health and eating habits are already ingrained into them. Learning and implementing items into your life is much easier as a child than as an adult."