New Tribal CCDF Adminstrators

The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) final rule outlines regulations for implementing the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act of 2014 and administers the CCDF program.

This page provides resources from the Tribal Child Care Capacity Building Center (TCBC) to support new Tribal CCDF Administrators who have been in their role for 2 years or less. These resources are intended to assist new Administrators in becoming more familiar with their role, with CCDF administration, and the CCDF requirements for Tribal Lead Agencies.

CCDF Administration Requirements

Additional Tools and Resources

More from the Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance Website

The Office of Child Care’s Child Care Technical Assistance website provides training, resources, and materials to multiple stakeholder groups at the state, Tribal, regional and local levels to support high-quality services for children and families. The following Office of Child Care's National Centers have a variety of resources to support coordination efforts.

  • Child Care State Capacity Building Center (SCBC)
    SCBC provides resources and technical assistance focused on enhancing the effectiveness of programs implemented under CCDF, improving the quality and supply of infant and toddler services, and advancing the development of early childhood systems. SCBC supports systems building, state-tribal collaboration, and the coordination of early childhood systems and services.
  • National Center on Subsidy Innovation and Accountability (NCSIA)
    NCSIA provides resources and technical assistance focused on developing child care subsidy systems that are child focused, family friendly, and fair to providers. NCSIA has resources regarding coordination and partnerships to support subsidy system implementation.

The Tribal Child Care Capacity Building Center can help you navigate the many resources available through the Office of Child Care’s Child Care Technical Assistance website.