A Statement on Behalf of CCSA and CCSA’s Board
Our hearts are heavy as we all share in the grief and pain from the tragic deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and many more. We mourn with our country. We pray that together we will work to build just communities where all people demand inclusive systems with regard to all human life. Read more.
A COVID-19 Message from CCSA’s President
To keep our staff and community safe, continue business operations in service of our mission and do our part to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19, Child Care Services Association (CCSA) has closed to public walk-ins and face-to-face appointments as of Wednesday, March 18. Stay tuned for updates. The health and well-being of our staff is of the utmost importance to us, particularly during the complex and evolving COVID-19 outbreak. As the situation continues to change, CCSA will continue to care for our people and serve our partners, particularly those who continue to be on the front lines of caring for children and families.
Staff will be able to assist you during CCSA’s regular business hours. Please review the specific department you are trying to reach here for the correct email and phone number to contact. Calls will go directly to voicemail and a service representative will reply as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work through this evolving public health emergency.
COVID-19 Resources for Child Care Providers, Families and Advocates
Welcome to Child Care Services Association!
We are excited to be a part of the proven success of early care and education programs. Through research, services and advocacy, Child Care Services Association (CCSA) realizes improvements to the child care system throughout North Carolina and across the country. As a national nonprofit agency and United Way member, we are proud to be a leader and innovator in strengthening the early care and education system.
Why You Should Care About Child Care
Before first grade, a child may spend 10,000 hours in a child care program. Each of those hours is critical: research tells us that children who attend a good early education program in the first five years of life are most likely to be in a highly skilled job or in college at age 21… | MORE |
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