Noteworthy News

CCRC congratulates new First 5 CA leader as a “terrific advocate”

March 3, 2022

The work CCRC does to strengthen and empower children, families and child care providers depends in part on support from dedicated community partners. One of our partners, First 5 California, just announced Jackie Thu-Huong Wong as its new Executive Director.…

Celebrating Women’s History Month with CCRC

March 1, 2022

Many of the tools we use, the liberties we enjoy and the entertainment we love are thanks to women. The brilliant minds and talents of women are responsible for progress nationally, around the globe, and here at Child Care Resource…

Senator introduces bill to make Universal Pre-school plan truly universal for CA families

February 10, 2022

When it comes to child care, California families need options that meet their specific needs and preferences. The governor’s plan to implement Universal Preschool for all 4-year-olds will work for some families, but some parents will benefit instead from selecting…

CCRC Mental health consultant helps providers address child behavior concerns

February 9, 2022

To better care for children, many child care providers undergo training on everything from nutrition to health and safety and early child education. Another important focus area is supporting children’s emotional well-being. Child Care Resource Center’s mental health consultants are…

Tax resource for Home-based child care providers

February 4, 2022

Filing taxes can be a frustrating, if not intimidating, process but there are a number of tax prep resources available to child care providers. Home Grown is a national collaborative of funders committed to improving the quality of and access…

CCRC celebrates Black History Month

February 1, 2022

Following the civil rights movement and increased awareness of Black identity, Black History Month started being recognized on college campuses in the 1960s. Since February was officially designated in 1976 as Black History Month by President Gerald Ford, it’s been…

Child care provider shortage at crisis level in SoCal

January 25, 2022

The shortage of child care staff addressed in a recent PBS article about conditions in San Diego is a crisis in Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. CCRC was featured in this article, which outlined the many factors contributing the…

Health and Safety Coach helps providers optimize care setting

January 21, 2022

Community Care Licensing has resumed in-person visits and our Health & Safety Coach is available to offer support and guidance ahead of the facility inspection. The Coach will help providers prepare for an inspection that includes a review of compliance…

“Meeting families where they are” is key to James Moses’ work at CCRC

January 19, 2022

When people in San Bernardino County think of child care and development, CCRC Regional Director James Moses hopes his name comes to mind. Because James says if his name comes up, he knows that person will be connected with the…

Child tax credit stalled ahead of January payment

January 14, 2022

For the first time in six months, millions of families will not receive the monthly child tax credit that many began to rely on for support with child care, food, clothing and other essential goods and services. The government funds…

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Noteworthy News

CCRC congratulates new First 5 CA leader as a “terrific advocate”

Celebrating Women’s History Month with CCRC

Senator introduces bill to make Universal Pre-school plan truly universal for CA families

CCRC Mental health consultant helps providers address child behavior concerns

Tax resource for Home-based child care providers

CCRC celebrates Black History Month

Child care provider shortage at crisis level in SoCal

Health and Safety Coach helps providers optimize care setting

“Meeting families where they are” is key to James Moses’ work at CCRC

Child tax credit stalled ahead of January payment

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