

Child Care Services Association COVID Vaccine Information
Child care providers are encouraged to look at accessing the COVID vaccine given their work on the front lines of child care.
Child care providers are encouraged to look at accessing the COVID vaccine given their work on the front lines of child care.
CCSA will begin to plan and develop the registry, which will provide data for policymakers, advocacy groups and state agencies on North Carolina’s early childhood and school-age workforce.
FY2021 Consolidated Appropriations and COVID Relief Act provides many different types of support for working parents who depend on child care and also for child care programs who serve these families.
CCSA’s T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® National Center bolstered by W.K. Kellogg Foundation support to address longstanding racial inequities and new challenges…
In March 2020, in response to the pandemic, CCSA established its COVID-19 Relief Fund to support child care programs through this unprecedented challenge. Read about its second phase here.
“This study tells us that as long as there are strong on-site measures to prevent infection providing care for young children doesn’t seem to add to the provider’s risk of getting sick,” said lead researcher, Dr. Walter Gilliam of Yale.