View COVID-19 resources for CCDF Lead Agencies, policymakers, child care providers, and families
Key CCDF resources, contact lists, regulations, program instructions, and guidance. Topics include CCDF administration, financial management, and reporting.
National Center on Tribal Early Childhood Development
The National Center on Tribal Early Childhood Development assists Tribal grantees with the administration and implementation of Child Care and Development Fund programs. The Center's activities, expertise, and resources support Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations in their efforts to increase the quality, affordability, and availability of child care in Native American communities.
Targeted technical assistance services support more than 539 Federally recognized Tribes, either directly or through Tribal consortia. These services include a toll-free information and referral line, development and dissemination of information and technical assistance materials, a peer learning and leadership network, national and regional webinars and other in-person and distance-learning technical assistance events, onsite and remote consultations with program administrators, and promotion of Tribal-State collaboration and linkages between States, Tribes, and local early childhood and school-age care education programs.
Highlighted Tools and Resources:
Five resource pages, each on a key topic area for AI/AN CCDF grantees: consumer education, coordination, health and safety, quality improvement, and subsidy eligibility and equal access.
This health and safety guide provides a voluntary baseline for healthy and safe operations of child care homes and centers serving tribal CCDF-eligible families.
Understanding and Addressing the Impact of COVID-19 in Tribal CCDF Programs Webinar Series
This three-part webinar series on Understanding and Addressing the Impact of COVID-19 in Tribal CCDF Programs is being held by the Office of Child Care to understand the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Tribal communities.
Office Hours for Tribal CCDF Lead Agencies
NCTECD’s office hours series consists of eight facilitated virtual sessions that were organized around immediate TA topics requested by Tribal Lead Agencies.
The Fiscal On-Demand Sessions for Tribal Lead Agencies, available 24/7 at any time you wish to watch the session, are designed to increase understanding of key fiscal management topics related to the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) program.
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This office hours session will provide foundational information about the NCTECD Office Hours approach based on the Tribal Listening Session immediate TA needs.
This national webinar dived deeper into the Tribal CCDF Plan, Plan approval letters, the timeline for compliance...
This national webinar centered around the Tribal CCDF Plan, Plan approval letters, the timeline for compliance, and...
This national webinar addressed funding streams to facilitate response to and recovery from COVID-19 impacts, CCDF Plan approval letters, and CCDF Plan waivers and amendments. It also introduced a TA tool to help grantees meet the conditions identified in the CCDF...
An overview of the CCDF subsidy program, its requirements and flexibilities, and strategies for caseload...
This webinar explores subsidy eligibility, equal access, changes to eligibility criteria, and wait lists and enrollment freezes for medium- and large-allocation Tribal CCDF Grantees.
Construction and Major Renovation: Application Overview for Tribal CCDF Grantees Using FY 2020 Funds
Construction and Major Renovation: Application Overview for Tribal CCDF Grantees Using FY 2020 Funds focuses on the application components and the process for application submission, review, and notification.
This resource list provides information on health and safety training resources to help Tribal CCDF grantees meet final rule requirements.
This resource list provides information on health and safety training resources to help Tribal CCDF grantees meet final rule requirements.
This resource list can help Tribal CCDF grantees implement the components of CCDF consumer education requirements.
