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Washington State Child Care Resource and Referral Annual Child Care Supply and Demand Data Report The information contained in this report details child care referral statistics that the CCR&R Network gathered in 2010 and comparative statistics for the years 2006 through 2010. Client referral statistics reflect only the number of families that accessed the CCR&R Network’s referral services and thus do not represent the state's total child care needs. Provider statistics include licensed child care facilities in all of the state’s 39 counties as of December 2010 but the rate data was calculated for June 30th.
Child Care Resource & Referral Annual Reports Annual Reports have been generated for Child Care Resource and Referral in Island, San Juan, and Whatcom counties. The reports are filled with information about the services we provide to parents/families and providers, as well as descriptions of our community partnerships and exciting news about future Child Care Resource and Referral endeavors. Click on the links below to access the annual reports.
Child Care Resource & Referral County Data Reports County Reports have been generated for Child Care Resource and Referral in Island, San Juan, and Whatcom counties. The reports are filled with statistical information about cost, supply and demand, and other noticeable trends occurring within our child care community. Click on the links below to access the county reports.
Child Care Resource & Referral Monthly eNewsletters: Friday Focus
Child Care Resource & Referral Quarterly Newsletters: Early Learning Connections
Messages & Agenda Through our work supporting families, child care providers, and local communities, the WA State Child Care Resource & Referral Network (of which Opportunity Council’s CCR&R is a part), is keenly aware of the difficult economic situation facing the State of Washington. Funding reductions enacted on Washington’s CCR&R system significantly impact our ability to offer high-quality services to parents / families, child care providers, businesses representatives, and community partners. Click here to read more about the impact of funding reductions.
Click here for our 2011-2013 Public Policy Agenda, which addresses budget cuts and other important issues in early care and education.
And click here to learn how to use messages to effect change.
Click Here to Learn How to Become an Advocate for Early Learning! In order to learn more about and actively influence public policy pertaining to quality child care and early learning, contact your Washington State legislature. You can find your legislature online at http://apps.leg.wa.gov/DistrictFinder/Default.aspx. Action and Information Click here to learn about H1N1 (Swine Flu) implications, specifically for pregnant women and nursing mothers, as noted by Obstetricians at Stanford University.
Activities and Events Would you like to find out more information about children activities happening in your area? Click on the following links to find out about events happening throughout Island, San Juan, and Whatcom counties!
The Daily Parent This parent newsletter offers the latest information on child development issues, and gives practical everyday suggestions for busy parents and child care professionals.
Funding Sources CCR&R would like to thank its primary funders: Child Care and Development Block Grant, Community Services Block Grant, Washington State CCR&R Network, Thrive by Five, Department of Early Learning, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Kellogg Foundation, United Way, and Fee for Service (including school districts, health departments, etc.). |
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