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The Office of Child Care supports its grantees in various ways. Among the most important is the Child Care Technical Assistance Network (CCTAN). The system brings together resources from the Office of Child Care, the Office of Head Start, and their health partners to offer CCDF Administrators and their stakeholders information, tools, trainings and other supports. Learn More
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Learn how child care stabilization grants can provide financial relief to child care providers and help to sustain their operations.
Child Care Health and Well-Being
Resources to support the development and social-emotional health of children and the role of Child Care Health Consultants.
ARP Act Discretionary Supplemental Funds
Resources for Lead Agencies including guidance, tools, and recommendations on CCDF activities.
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Strategy Resources to Address the Early Care and Education Workforce Shortage
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State-Level Professionals
Leaders and professionals working in government and nongovernment entities to improve the availability of high-quality child care.
Tribal Lead Agencies
Responsive providers who assist Tribal grantees with increasing the quality, affordability, and availability of child care in Native American communities.
Training and Technical Assistance Providers
Professionals who support child care access through technical assistance and training, administration, consumer education, and health and mental health service activities.
Direct Child-Serving Practitioners
Providers, teachers, home visitors, and other professionals who directly serve children from birth through school age.
Families and Communities
Parents, family members, and others who interact with children and make decisions about child care.
