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U.S. child care rules getting tougher
Evans mother puts focus back on marketing career
Child Care Providers Earn Well-Deserved Day of Recognition
NACCRRA Partners with Let’s Move! to Promote Nutrition and Physical Activity in Child Care Settings
June 09, 2011
Initiative will provide tools and resources to promote healthy eating and exercise in family
child care homes and centers
Arlington, VA - The National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies (NACCRRA) is proud to partner with Let’s Move! Child Care to support the Obama Administration’s campaign to raise a healthier generation of children. Today, Let’s Move!
Report: Most States Fail to Protect Children in Family Child Care Homes
Arlington, VA - The National Association of Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA) released its latest report today, ranking states on their current small family child care home standards and oversight policies. The report, entitled Leaving Children to Chance: NACCRRA’s Ranking of State Standards and Oversight of Small Family Child Care Homes, 2010 Update reveals that most states fail to protect the health, safety and well-being of children being cared for in small family child care homes.
NACCRRA Commends National Commission on Children and Disaster on its Efforts to Protect Children in Child Care
Commission Releases Interim Report with Recommendations to Strengthen Disaster Planning for Child Care Providers
Report: Child Care Costs Continue to Rise Despite Economic Downturn
Report Finds Child Care Costs Exceed Food Costs and Other Household Expenses
Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Homes Across the Nation Are on the Decline and Vacancy Rates on the Rise
Arlington, VA - Child care programs across the nation are on the decline and vacancy rates are on the rise, according to the results of a survey recently conducted by the National Association of Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA) on the impact of the nation’s recession on child care.
