Head Start was funded as a primarily part day. 9 month program. largely through existing community action programs. In later years. the Head Start Program would be expanded to serve children with disabilities. Native Americans. homeless children. and to provide bilingual and bicultural migrant and seasonal programs serving 6.000 children in 21 states. Today. the Head Start Program serves nearly a million poor children. including: 160.829 enrolled in Early Head Start for 3year olds. 910.833 enrolled in Head Start. 20.627 American Indian/Alaska Native children enrolled in Head Start. 4.722 American Indian/Alaska Native children enrolled in Early Head Start. 32.082 children of migrant or seasonal workers enrolled in Head Start. and 40.853 homeless children enrolled in Head Start. Additionally. Head Start Program serves 136.120 children with disabilities. 15.632 pregnant women. and provides services to 771.840 families.