CCSA

“Where There is a Will, There is a Way”: I am WAGE$ with Carolina Jarquin

“WAGE$ makes me want to keep going with my coursework. I love what I do, but there is not a lot of money in it. WAGE$ is an incentive to do it, to keep going because there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. My supplement increases with more classes. Who doesn’t like getting more money for more education when that coursework also helps change your life? You have education and you have money. It is a win-win. I don’t want to lose my supplement. It’s a big incentive.”

Allison Miller, VP, Compensation Initiatives August 16, 2022

Child Care Services Association recognized for its work toward providing employees with livable wages

CCSA receives Living Wage Certification in Orange County for internal compensation initiatives Chapel Hill, N.C., July 29, 2022: Child Care Services Association (CCSA) is honored to be recognized as a certified Living Wage Employer in Orange County for the next two years for valuing its employees and providing them with

CCSA Staff July 29, 2022

CCSA

Ending Early Childhood Homelessness Starts with Policies that Make a Difference: A Look at CCDF State Policies for 2022-2024

Ensuring the early learning and development of our country’s youngest children is essential to Child Care Services Association’s (CCSA) work at the local, state and national level. Supporting the well-being of these young children and their families is an urgent task and one that is critical to improving the long-term

Logan Jackson July 7, 2022

CCSA

CCSA Releases Report on Homelessness Among Infants, Toddlers, Preschool and School-Age Children in North Carolina

Homelessness at any age can have devastating effects; however, young children are particularly susceptible to the negative outcomes associated with homelessness because their brains are developing rapidly.[i] In 2021, Child Care Services Association (CCSA) released An Invisible Crisis: Early Childhood Homelessness—A Primer by Anna Sucsy, a report on early childhood

Logan Jackson June 27, 2022

CCSA

Advocacy Matters: Standing Up for What You Believe In Makes a Difference

I have worn many hats in my lifetime (often at the same time), but the hat that I’m most proud of and most passionate about is my advocacy hat. I have spent my life as a strong advocate for children because they are among our society’s most vulnerable population. Many

Marsha Basloe, President June 24, 2022

CCSA

CCSA Communicates: Summer 2022 Edition

Read the latest edition of CCSA Communicates, where you can see all of our activity, successes and plans.

CCSA Staff June 22, 2022

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“Where There is a Will, There is a Way”: I am WAGE$ with Carolina Jarquin

Child Care Services Association recognized for its work toward providing employees with livable wages

Ending Early Childhood Homelessness Starts with Policies that Make a Difference: A Look at CCDF State Policies for 2022-2024

CCSA Releases Report on Homelessness Among Infants, Toddlers, Preschool and School-Age Children in North Carolina

Advocacy Matters: Standing Up for What You Believe In Makes a Difference

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