Child Care Programs
Project Child Care Maintenance and Enhancement, Child Care Services Association
- Improves the quality of child care in both child care centers and family child care homes through technical assistance, training, mentors, grants, and opportunities to improve child care management skills.
Program contact: Monnie Griggs, 403-6950
WAGE$®, Child Care Services Association
- Provides salary supplements to child care teachers, directors, and family child care providers for maintaining continuous employment in their current child care program and improving their education.
Program Contact: Allison Miller, 967-3272, www.childcareservices.org
Child Care Scholarship Program, Child Care Services Association
- Provides funding for child care tuition costs for low-income families who need child care to work, look for work,or attend school. Higher rates are paid for childcare providers operating at higher quality standards.
Program Contact: Erin Reiter, 403-6950; www.childcareservices.org
T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood AmeriCorps, Child Care Services Association
- Provides release time for teachers to acquire educational goals and support language/literacy skills among children attending child care.
Program contact: Marye Avery, 403-6950; www.childcareservices.org
If you're a parent looking for help in finding child care, contact Child Care Services Association (CCSA) at (919)403-6950 or email info@childcareservices.org. CCSA has a comprehensive listing of all the regulated and licensed child care available throughout the county. To visit Child Care Services Association's website: click here.
For other helpful information, visit our parent resources page.
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