January 24, 2019 Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) is excited to announce the debut of our first ever conference, The IDEAL Conference 2019 at The Garland in North Hollywood, California on September 18 & 19, 2019.  

January 14, 2019 We applaud Governor Newsom’s initial Early Care and Education proposals and his increased focus on children and families. We especially applaud his comments about supporting two generation approaches for low income families.

December 19, 2018 Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) has pledged to distribute 5,000 bags with 20 or more non-perishable food items to children prior to the winter break from school. Research shows that 1 in 5 children go to bed…

December 03, 2018 Child Care Resource Center’s (CCRC) Vice President & Chief Operating Officer (COO), Ellen Cervantes, recently won the Ernst & Young Audience Award at the Los Angeles Homelessness Challenge Pitch Event. The $10,000 award will aid CCRC in…

November 28, 2018 Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) happily celebrated their 4th annual Victorville Play Day, November 17, 2018. Thanks to charitable sponsors, enthusiastic volunteers and a dedicated staff, CCRC was able to support the health, early education, and well-being…

October 16, 2018 Mental health, an unspoken subject by so many but the reality is, each year millions of Americans face the matter of living with a mental health condition. Whether we struggle with it ourselves or we are indirectly…

October 8, 2018 Place your bet on Child Care Resource Center, as we help bridge the hunger holiday gap with our Hunger Free Holiday Poker Tournament. Grab your chips for Saturday, November 03, 2018 from 5-9 PM because this benefit…

Child Care Resource Center partners with The Mother Company Foundation in their efforts to reach more families about the importance of helping young children understand and express their feelings. A little Book About Feelings or Un Pequeño Libro Sobre Sentimientos!…

The 2018 Midterm Election is just two months away. California voters will have the opportunity to elect both the next Governor and State Superintendent of Public Instruction (SSPI).