Catch the latest on community news and events, fun activities you can do at home, and the generous efforts of our volunteers and staff. Watch them now below and don’t forget to subscribe to @CCRC4KIDS on YouTube!
CCRC Community News:
CCRC Community News is here and we’re bringing you important monthly updates and information on all things early learning and care. Watch our latest episode!
CCRC Community News - September 2025
CCRC Community News - September 2025
CCRC Community News - August 2025
CCRC Community News Update – July 2025
Family Child Care Journeys:
To better help you on your child care journey, Child care Resource Center presents this five part series of educational videos to simplify the experience of finding child care, or turning your passion for child development into a career. Dive into this empowering playlist now!
Finding quality care for my child
Finding quality care for my child
A career in family child care
Early education is key
Child care quality checklist
Child care supports working families
Lista de Calidad del Cuidado Infantil
Community Events:
CCRC is out in the community! We’ve got several exciting community events, volunteer opportunities, and fundraisers coming up! See what we have in store now and where we’ve been!
CCRC’s 2025 Innovation Summit: Networking, Innovation and More!
CCRC’s 2025 Innovation Summit: Networking, Innovation and More!
High Stakes for a Great Cause! Join CCRC for our Annual Poker Tournament Fundraiser!
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Head Start at Home:
You and your little ones are invited to join our CCRC Head Start Teachers for fun virtual activities, story time, singing, dancing and more. Watch the full series of at home activities on our YouTube channel.
It's Story Time with Brown Bear, Brown Bear.
It's Story Time with Brown Bear, Brown Bear.
We’re Making Play Dough!
I’ve got that Head Start Feeling!
Emergency Preparedness:
How prepared is your child care program to respond? Learn key strategies you can implement in your child care program to Prepare, Respond and Recover from emergencies or disasters like fire, earthquake, utility disruptions and others today.
![Threats of violence can include unauthorized, threatening or armed intruders or police activity near your child care, which may require lockdown of your facility. Other threats include explosions, suspicious packages, and threatening phone calls. It is important to act quickly, in a way that doesn’t cause children and staff to panic.
Your child care program’s ability to quickly respond and recover from threats of violence or child endangerment depends on how prepared you are.
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We offer *free* Emergency Preparedness Toolkits and Quick Guides available in English, Spanish, and Chinese on our website https://ccrc.to/EmergencyPrep
Thanks to generous funding from the Emergency Preparedness & Response Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, CCRC is able to offer these resources to child care providers.
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Emergency Preparedness - Threats of Violence / Child Endangerment
Emergency Preparedness - Threats of Violence / Child Endangerment
![Hazardous materials include poisons, explosives, radioactive materials, flammable and combustible substances. Accidents and exposure can occur during storage, transportation, use or disposal of materials.
Your child care program’s ability to quickly respond to and recover from hazardous material accidents or exposure depends on how prepared you are.
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We offer *free* Emergency Preparedness Toolkits and Quick Guides available in English, Spanish, and Chinese on our website https://ccrc.to/EmergencyPrep
Thanks to generous funding from the Emergency Preparedness & Response Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, CCRC is able to offer these resources to child care providers.
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Emergency Preparedness - Hazardous Materials
![Children and providers who have recently witnessed or experienced an emergency of disaster may have a wide range of emotional reactions and needs which are often overlooked. Addressing these needs as soon as possible can promote faster recovery.
Your child care program’s ability to quickly respond to and provide psychological first aid and emotional support depends on how prepared you are.
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We offer *free* Emergency Preparedness Toolkits and Quick Guides available in English, Spanish, and Chinese on our website https://ccrc.to/EmergencyPrep
Thanks to generous funding from the Emergency Preparedness & Response Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, CCRC is able to offer these resources to child care providers.
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Emergency Preparedness - Psychological First Aid
