This resource provides an overview of the Child Care and Development Fund through a fiscal accountability lens and is intended to help Lead Agencies understand the basics of federal funding streams, including allowable uses and limitations.
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The PDG B-5 TA Center reviewed applications from the 23 awardees of PDG B-5 renewal grants to synthesize the birth through five system funding strategies, including how multiple funding streams interact and flow to providers, children, and families. A Review of Fiscal Strategies in PDG B-5...
The New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department worked in partnership with external fiscal consultants to develop a robust alternative methodology, incorporating a cost study and development of a cost estimation model. They increased base subsidy rates across settings and age...
This brief demonstrates how the PCQC can be used to understand the fiscal impact of various strategies Lead Agencies can pursue to support the child care system. The PCQC is a useful resource for CCDF Administrators to understand the interplay of different policy choices, their impact on...
This brief is a supplement to the CCDF Information Memorandum (CCDF-ACF-IM-2020-01) released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on April 29, 2020, and it:
- Outlines the differences between CARES Act funds and existing CCDF funds, including obligation (i.e. commitment...
Collaboration Between CCDF and TANF to Meet the Needs of Low-Income Working Families ...
Several federal grant programs play a significant role in supporting the costs of child care for low-income families, including care for school-age children before and after school and during the summer. The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) program is the largest federal funding source for...
Child abuse is a prevalent and significant issue in our country. In Federal Fiscal Year 2015, 9.2 out of 1,000 children in the population were victims of child abuse and neglect. Similar to statistics from previous years, 75.3 percent of the victims suffered from neglect and 17.2 were victims of...
The purpose of the proposed governance partnership activity guide is to assist states in reviewing and strengthening the critical function of cross-agency or inter-agency partnership that is essential to the creation of a comprehensive early childhood system which supports the...
This implementation guide outlines strategies for using contracts for direct service child care slots.