April 20, 2026 | Issue #15
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Moving the Field Forward: Key Takeaways from Our Statewide Meeting

Last week, we brought together 130+ child care leaders and partners from across California for our two-day statewide meeting in Anaheim, and the takeaway was clear: the field is evolving quickly, and it is rising to meet the moment.


Across sessions, participants dug into both innovation and implementation from the growing role of generative AI in day-to-day operations to strengthening program integrity and navigating the realities of delivering family support services like the Emergency Child Care Bridge Program for Foster Children. Just as important were the candid, grounded conversations happening throughout the meeting where leaders shared what’s working, where systems need improvement, and ideas to better serve families in California. Check out this great video from one of our presenters highlighting their workshop!


The energy carried beyond the sessions themselves, reinforcing a shared commitment to collaboration and continued alignment across the state. That momentum continues next month at the Child Care Aware of America Symposium in Washington, DC, and will carry into the fall when the field reconvenes in Sacramento for our annual conference.

California State Budget, Legislature & The Capitol

California Budget Updates


To support our field keeping up with budget related information, TFC will host updates and information on our Budget Page . If you have information you would like to have hosted, click here.


Use this Excel document to help you track budget actions as it is updated in real time. Click here to see the 2026-27 budget summary.


Upcoming Budget Hearings


Last Week's State Budget Developments

  • Governor Gavin Newsom signaled to Assembly Democrats on Tuesday that additional budget cuts are likely coming, on top of reductions already adopted last year and proposed in January.
  • A reported $2 billion accounting error tied to California Public Employees' Retirement System could significantly reduce the previously projected $2.9 billion shortfall, suggesting the budget outlook may be stronger than initially anticipated.
  • Mid-April tax filings are now being processed by the California Franchise Tax Board, with peak revenue collections occurring in the days immediately following Tax Day. April revenue totals will play a decisive role in shaping the May Revision and the final June budget agreement.

California Senate Unveils Budget Plan, Includes 44K Child Care Spaces


Last week, the California State Senate unveiled its “Foundation for the Future” budget plan for the 2026-27 fiscal year. The budget focuses on three pillars:

  1. building the state reserves,
  2. maintaining funding for essential programs,
  3. and reducing the long-term structural deficit.


This framework proposes increasing the Rainy Day Fund to help the Legislature manage the state’s volatile revenue system and balance the budget for the current and ongoing fiscal years. With a balanced budget and billions in reserves, the state can fund critical programs, including HHAP, California Dream for All, and the creation of 44,000 additional child care slots.


Read the full budget proposal here.

Recent LAO Publications


Major H.R. 1 Changes in CalFresh



The 2026-27 Budget: Child Care and State Preschool

TFC's Highlighted Bills

SB 902 (Grayson) Childcare: Electronic signatures

Authorizes the use of electronic signatures in child care programs, aligning child care processes with longstanding practices already used in county-administered programs and everyday life.


Next Hearing: 4/27/2026 10 a.m. - 1021 O Street, Room 2200 SEN APPROPRIATIONS CERVANTES, SABRINA, Chair


Click here to sign the SB 902 (Grayson) coalition support letter

  • 30+ organizations signed on in support


Click here for a template support letter


Have questions about this bill or the support materials? Please email mckenzie@thrivingfamilies-ca.org

AB 2314 (Rogers) "The Child Care Stability and Modernization Act"

Maximizes use of existing child care funds to serve families, ensuring dollars are spent efficiently to reduce delays and reach families waiting to receive care.


Next Hearing: 4/23/2026 Upon adjournment of Session - State Capitol, Room 437 ASM HUMAN SERVICES LEE, ALEX, Chair


Click here to sign the AB 2314 coalition support letter


Click here for a template support letter


\Have questions about this bill or the support materials? Please email mckenzie@thrivingfamilies-ca.org

SB 1110 (Becker) Reimaging Child Care to Better Serve Families & Providers

Stabilizes the foundation of subsidized child care to move California towards universal child care/single rate structure. 


Next Hearing: 4/22/2026 9 a.m. - 1021 O Street, Room 2100 SEN EDUCATION PÉREZ, SASHA RENÉE, Chair


Click here for a template support letter


Have questions about this bill or the support materials? Please email JTerry@ccrcca.org.

SB 1051 (Menjivar) Emergency Child Care Bridge: No Wrong Door

Permits Bridge Navigators to submit referrals to county welfare agencies to approve vouchers for an eligible foster child as another trusted partner and strengthen the original intent of the Bridge program.


Next Hearing: April 20, 2026 10 a.m. - 1021 O Street, Room 2200 SEN APPROPRIATIONS CERVANTES, SABRINA, Chair


Click here for a template support letter


Have questions about this bill or the support materials? Please email JTerry@ccrcca.org.

TFC's Featured Bill of the Week

AB 2314 (Rogers) Childcare: alternative payment program: report



Author: Assemblymember Chris Rogers


Assemblymember Chris Rogers proudly serves California’s 2nd Assembly District, which encompasses Eureka, Arcata, and Santa Rosa. Before joining the State Assembly, Chris made a significant impact as a Santa Rosa City Councilmember and Mayor, where he led efforts in wildfire recovery, housing affordability, and environmental sustainability. Known for his collaborative leadership style, Chris has been instrumental in securing resources to support small businesses and protect vulnerable communities during challenging times.


Chris holds degrees from UC Santa Barbara and Sonoma State University, where he developed a passion for policymaking and community engagement. He brings this passion to the State Assembly, focusing on creating a modern and equitable rural economy, healthcare access, and driving climate action. A lifelong resident of Santa Rosa, Chris is dedicated to preserving Northern California's natural beauty while ensuring its residents a prosperous future.
Click Here to Read the Factsheet

Important Dates, Deadlines,

Hearings, and Bills

Dates & Deadlines:

  • April 24 - Last day for policy committees to hear and report to fiscal committees fiscal bills introduced in their house.
  • May 1 - Last day for policy committees to hear and report to the Floor nonfiscal bills introduced in their house.


This Week's Hearings for TFC-Tracked Bills:


Legislative Resources:

  • See the tentative 2026-27 Legislative Calendar here.
  • Visit TFC's Legislation Page to find a comprehensive list of bills of interest.
  • Visit TFC's Budget Page for full budget bill details, as well as budget hearing video archive links.
  • Click here to view all the bills that the Assembly and Senate introduced this legislative year.
  • Click here to view legislative committee information, rules, and position letter deadlines.

Upcoming Events


April 20-24, 2026 - National Home Visiting Week

Hosted by the Institute for the Advancement of Family Support Professionals.


Friday, May 8, 2026 - National Provider Appreciation Day

Child Care Aware of America social media toolkit


Monday, May 11, 2026 - Day Without Child Care

Elections Information


News


Deadlines for the 2026 California Primary Election:

  • May 4 - Ballots mailed to voters
  • May 5 - Ballot drop boxes open
  • May 18 - Deadline to register to vote. Register HERE
  • May 23 - Early in-person voting begins
  • June 2 - ELECTION DAY
  • Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Last day to vote by mail
  • June 9 - Deadline for all mail-in ballots to be received


The State General Election will be on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.


Secretary of State Website Resources:

Did You Know?

Child Care Q&A's


NOTE: If you have a question you would like answered or researched, please email.


Question: How much paperwork do families often have to complete just to enroll a child in care?


Answer: Families enrolling a child in care are often required to complete dozens of pages of forms, many of which must be printed, signed by hand, and submitted in person. For working parents—especially those juggling jobs, transportation, and appointments—these paper-only requirements can delay enrollment and make it harder to secure care when they need it most.


Allowing families to complete and submit forms electronically can remove unnecessary barriers and help children access care faster. SB 902 (Grayson) would allow electronic signatures on child care forms so families can complete the forms wherever they are at.

Federal Update

Updates on CCDF and Federal Proposed Rule Posted to TFC's Webpage


Click here to be directed to our website page that will be continually updated with the latest news. The newest update includes:

  • President Trump's FY 2027 proposed budget and national partners' response to proposed funding levels

Sign On (Due 4/20) - Child-focused HUD proposed rule change comment

 

From CLASP, Children’s HealthWatch, Family Promise, Greater Boston Legal Services, and ZERO TO THREE:

 

We hope your organization can sign on to this letter opposing the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) published in the Federal Register on February 20, 2026.

 

The proposed rule threatens to terminate housing assistance for almost 80,000 low-income people, including 37,000 children, most of whom are U.S. citizens or otherwise “qualified” noncitizens, and to force the harmful separation or displacement of about 20,000 mixed-status families. This proposal would have profound and damaging consequences for the well-being and long-term success of children and their families. 

  • Read the full child-focused sign-on comment letter HERE. 
  • Click HERE to sign on by Monday, April 20 

 

A couple of things to note:

  • This sign-on letter is for national, state, and local organizations only (not individuals).
  • You are able to sign on to more than one sign-on comment as well as submit your own comment from your organization. 

 

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to Suma at ssetty@clasp.org.

Click here to read the most recent weekly federal update from the National Women's Law Center.


04/10 Federal Government Update 

Next week, Congress will return from its two-week recess. Republican leadership now plans to use the special partisan budget reconciliation process to fund immigration enforcement without help from Democrats, which will complicate their hopes of using one of their few remaining shots at a GOP-only bill on priorities including voting reform, Pentagon funding due to the Iran war, and cuts aimed at cracking down on fraud in federal programs. 

 

The President set a June 1st deadline for a reconciliation bill that funds ICE and Border Patrol, as part of a two-step plan to end the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown, giving up on reaching a compromise with Democrats demanding reforms as a condition of funding immigration enforcement. More: GOP’s ICE funding gambit squeezes plan to pass Iran war funding, SAVE America Act


Fraud Narrative

 Good news! Thank you to so many of you who signed onto the letter led by the Child Care for Every Family Network (CCEFN), NWLC, National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC), MomsRising, and the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP).

 

It’s not too late to sign: SIGN ON TO BOTH LETTERS HERE. 

  • Letter to the House - HERE: This letter urges House members to reject a set of bills that Republicans have already advanced through the House Education and Workforce Committee. This letter will also go out soon, but we are going to wait a bit and send it closer to a House vote (if one occurs). Stay tuned for more. 
  • Letter to Senate HELP Committee - HERE: This letter urges HELP Chair Cassidy to reverse course on a "discussion draft" bill he proposed on March 18.

 

Additional background:

 

Senators Cassidy (R-LA) and Tuberville (R-AL), Chairman of the Senate HELP Committee, released a discussion draft of a reauthorization bill of CCDBG

 

The proposed reauthorization bill has numerous harmful provisions, but some toplines are: prohibits enrollment-based payments, presumptive eligibility, and timely payments; eligibility is changed from 12 months to 6 months; eligibility requires that parents be citizens rather than the child; lowers the income limit for single mothers; and initiates work requirements for married couples. This, in addition to many concerning anti-“fraud” provisions. At a time when families need more help with child care, the bill manages to penalize single moms, married couples, children, early educators, and mixed-status families.

 

Fraud should always be taken seriously and prosecuted when proven, and Minnesota has investigated and prosecuted fraud in the past. However, no credible evidence of current widespread or systemic fraud in Minnesota’s child care system has been publicly presented. State officials have indicated that many facilities named in recent claims were operating normally at the time of inspection. Investigations are ongoing, but broad funding disruptions lack evidence and harm children, families, and providers who are following the rules.

 

More:


Take Action

 
Read the Full NWLC Update Here

Most Viewed Bills of the Week:

1.H.R.4818 [118th] Treat and Reduce Obesity Act of 2023

2.H.Res.939 [119th] Impeaching Donald John Trump, President of the United States for high crimes and misdemeanors.

3.H.Res.1155 [119th] Impeaching Donald John Trump, President of the United States for high crimes and misdemeanors.

4.S.1080 [97th] Regulatory Reform Act

5.H.R.22 [119th] SAVE Act

6.H.R.1 [119th] An act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14.

7.H.R.4393 [119th] DIGNIDAD (Dignity) Act of 2025

8.S.3971 [119th] Small Business Innovation and Economic Security Act

9.H.Res.353 [119th] Impeaching Donald John Trump, President of the United States for high crimes and misdemeanors.

10.H.R.7148 [119th] Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026

CDSS & CDE Upcoming Events

Training Announcement: CDMIS Data Reporting Guidance for Dual Language Learners in Child Care and Development Programs


The California Department of Social Services (CDSS), Child Care and Development Division (CCDD), invites you to attend an upcoming training webinar: 

CDMIS Webinar: Information about Data Reporting for Dual Language Learners (DLLs) in Child Care and Development Programs.

Date: Thursday, April 30th, 2026

Time: 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Location: Zoom (registration required) 

Click here to register in advance for this webinar.

CDSS & CDE Information & Updates

Recording of Requirements for Equipment Purchase Approval Requests and Subcontract Approval Requests for California State Preschool Programs - Now Available


Attention: Executive Directors and Program Directors of California State Preschool Programs, and Other Interested Parties

The California Department of Education (CDE), Early Education Division (EED) hosted a webinar on the Requirements for Equipment Purchase Approval Requests (EPARs) and Subcontract Approval Requests for California State Preschool Programs on January 22, 2026, which has now been posted to the CDE website.

The focus of the webinar was to provide information on when to submit the EPAR form, when a subcontract is needed, how to meet bidding and documentation requirements, and what qualifies for preapproved purchases.

If you were unable to attend, or if you would like to revisit the content, the webinar has been posted on the Early Education Webinars web page at: Early Education Webinars - Child Development (CA Dept of Education)

Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TuIledEICk&list=PLgIRGe0-q7SY9zZ0ugPWs2FUx7aM_-9J-

Slides: https://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/cd/re/documents/csppeparrequirements2026.pptx

RELEASED April 13, 2026: Child Care Bulletin (CCB) 26-07: Guidance for Reporting Dual Language Learner Data


The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Child Care and Development Division (CCDD) has recently published the following document: Child Care Bulletin (CCB) 26-07: Guidance for Reporting Dual Language Learner Data

The purpose of this Child Care Bulletin (CCB) is to provide guidance to contractors on the process for reporting the dual language learners (DLLs) identification data in the California Department of Social Services Child Development Management Information System (CDSS – CDMIS). The California Department of Social Services has added DLL identification fields to the Child Development Division (CDD)-801A Monthly Child Care Population Report (CDD-801A). These changes will impact reporting beginning Fiscal Year (FY) 2026-2027.

PIN 26-05-CCLD: CRIMINAL RECORD CLEARANCE AND EXEMPTION TRANSFER FORMS UPDATES


CCLD has released a new Provider Information Notice (PIN), PIN 26-05-CCLD: CRIMINAL RECORD CLEARANCE AND EXEMPTION TRANSFER FORMS UPDATES

Primary Audience: ALL CCLD LICENSEES AND PROVIDERS

Summary:

PIN 26-05-CCLD notifies all Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) licensees and providers, of updates made to the Criminal Background Clearance Transfer Request form (LIC 9182) and the Criminal Record Exemption Transfer Request form (LIC 9188).

An electronic copy of PIN 26-05-CCLD: CRIMINAL RECORD CLEARANCE AND EXEMPTION TRANSFER FORMS UPDATES is available for viewing/downloading by clicking on the following link:

PIN 26-05-CCLD: CRIMINAL RECORD CLEARANCE AND EXEMPTION TRANSFER FORMS UPDATES

Previous PINs are available at the CCLD website.

Management Bulletin 26-05: Requirements for California Community Colleges and California State Universities Operating California State Preschool Programs


Attention: Executive Directors and Program Directors of all California State Preschool Programs who are maintained by a California Community College or California State University

 

The California Department of Education (CDE), Early Education Division (EED) has released Management Bulletin (MB) 26-05: Implementation of Senate Bill 271. This MB notifies and provides guidance to California State Preschool Programs (CSPP) who are administered by a California Community College (CCC) or a California State University (CSU) of the statutory requirement to provide information and resources to support students with dependent children. Specifically, this MB summarizes the referral obligations imposed by California Education Code Section 66062 on child development centers/preschools established by CCCs and CSUs.

 

MB 26-05 can be accessed on the CDE MB 26-05 web page at Management Bulletin 26-05 - Child Development (CA Dept of Education).

Release of Management Bulletins 26-03 and 26-04


Subject: Release of Management Bulletins 26–03 and 26–04

 

Attention: Executive Directors and Program Directors of all California State Preschool Programs

 

The California Department of Education (CDE), Early Education Division (EED), has released the following Management Bulletins (MBs):

 

  • MB 26–03: Revised State Median Income Ceilings and Income Ranking Table for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026–27. This MB provides California State Preschool Program (CSPP) contractors with the revised Schedule of Income Ceilings and the updated Income Ranking Table, which can be accessed on the MB 26–03 web page at https://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/cd/ci/mb2603.asp.

 

  • MB 26–04: Assessment and Reporting of Family Fees for FY 2026–27. This MB notifies CSPP contractors of the FY 2026–27 Family Fee Schedule, effective July 1, 2026, and provides guidance on calculating family fees. This MB can be accessed on the MB 26–04 web page at https://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/cd/ci/mb2604.asp.

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Exclusive: How Senator's 'HERO Act' Bill Would Bolster Military Child Care | Military.com

The legislation would put the onus on the Department of Defense to establish a Child Care Readiness Data System.


"The retired military officer who has been a U.S. Senate mainstay since 2015 is confident that her "HERO Child Care Act" bill will garner bicameral momentum in Congress, telling Military.com that military families should have consistent access to quality and affordable child care.

...

The 11-page bill shared with Military.com, which may also be cited as the "Helping Ensure Reliable Opportunities in Child Care for Military Families Act," calls for widespread adjustments to improve staffing shortages, long child care waitlists, and inconsistent data across the Department of Defense.


They are described by Ernst as gaps that affect readiness, retention, dual-military families, and spouse workforce participation due to DOD currently lacking a unified system to monitor child care capacity and workforce readiness. That includes hiring delays and so-called rigid structures that slow child development centers from filling vacancies.


This legislation if enacted would establish a DOD-wide Child Care Readiness Data System that tracks capacity, staffing levels, vacancies, turnover, compensation ranges, and waitlists by installation and region. The system would require updates at a minimum of every 90 days, including annual briefings to Congress."
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Information & Updates

Happening This Week, April 20 - 24, 2026: 



Tuesday, April 21st:


Thursday, April 23rd:




Thriving Families CA Foundation is committed to supporting our field with a coordinated calendar. Click here to see our current calendar of events. If you have an event to add, email us and it will be added.

The Weekly Good

An uplifting way to start the week, for those of us who need a break from the chaos that is our lives.

During this time where we are all stressed, it would be great to celebrate the positive. Each week we will celebrate everyday heroes, inspiring movements and great things happening in our field. 

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April 2026 Featured Member Highlight

Hively

Hively builds meaningful connections with families and communities, ensuring access to resources every child in Alameda County needs to thrive.

Over 100,000 children and families in Alameda County lack access to necessary early childhood growth and development resources.

We expand community access to early childhood interventions crucial for family and child well-being through these core ventures:

  • Deliver essential resources and educational opportunities to families that need them most
  • Partner with child care providers to connect more families to high-quality child care options
  • Provide accessible and affordable mental health support to empower families and individuals to thrive.

Hively’s 2024–2025 Impact Report celebrates a year of meaningful connection and community transformation. With the debut of the “Hive on Wheels,” and expanded hands-on services, we brought care, connection, and opportunity directly to the people who need it most.

Discover the stories behind the impact and how our efforts are transforming lives, benefiting all communities, and ensuring a promising future for generations to come.


Get to know them and the full scope of their work and how they are supporting the needs of family child care providers and families in Alameda county.

The Thriving Families CA (TFC) Foundation is dedicated to strengthening families via connections to child care and other essential services that are critical to breaking the cycle of poverty and achieving economic self-sufficiency. Our community-based programs and services are located in each of California’s 58 counties and are uniquely positioned to address the complex and evolving needs of underserved and marginalized populations. Every day, our membership verifies and provides subsidies for tens of thousands of impoverished working families to access child care needed to support employment and a robust workforce, as well as comprehensive wraparound supports—including food security, stable housing, transportation, mental health services, domestic violence intervention, home visiting, health care access, legal assistance, and immigration support. Learn more about our network of 70+ public and private community-based organizations here.

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TFC Weekly Member Connections via Zoom:

Our commitment to you is to have scheduled at least once per week a call wherein we can all connect. As questions arise, forward them to TFC so that we can address them on these calls. Look for a weekly email to register. Recording and Q&A will also be posted on the Member's Only page. 

We’re excited to introduce a new member benefit designed to support connection, learning, and shared success across our network—our Quarterly Case Management Roundtable.

This interactive series brings together professionals from across the field (via Zoom) to engage in meaningful conversations, exchange ideas, and strengthen practices that support families and communities.


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Job Descriptions and Salary Information

TFC has collected more than 85 job descriptions from member agencies that you can view and use when you create your agency's next job posting!



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Best Practices

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TFC's 2025-26 Board of Directors

PRESIDENT

Rev. Gina Fromer, Ph.D.

GLIDE


VICE PRESIDENT

Michelle Graham

Children's Resource & Referral of Santa Barbara County 


SECRETARY

LaVera Smith

Supportive Services, Inc. Fresno


TREASURER

Beth Chiaro

Child Care Resource Center


PAST PRESIDENT

Rick Richardson

Child Development Associates


PUBLIC POLICY CHAIR

Phillip Warner

Children's Council of San Francisco


MEMBERSHIP CHAIR

Adonai Mack

Child Action, Inc.


MEMBERS AT LARGE

Teri Sedrick

North Coast Opportunities, Inc.


Jeanne Fridolfs

Napa County Office of Education


Joie Owen

Valley Oak Children's Services


Karen Marlatt

Valley Oak Children's Services 


Jessica Kranz

Go Kids, Inc.


Mike Michelon


Daniel Johnson 

Davis Street Community Center


Denyne Micheletti

TFC CEO


The representation of the TFC Foundation board spreads across all agency types and sizes, and represents voices from nearly every region in California.

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DSS & CDE Updates



April 13, 2026
CCB 26-07:

Guidance For Reporting Dual Language Learner Data

March 24, 2026:
CCB 24-22E: Erratum to California Resource and Referral Monitoring Tool Implementation


March 17, 2026
CCB 26-06: PROCESS FOR CONTRACTING AGENCIES TO MOVE FROM PROVISIONAL CONTRACT TO CLEAR CONTRACT STATUS

March 4, 2026
CCB 26-03: ELIGIBILITY AND ENROLLMENT FOR MIGRANT CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

February 20, 2026
Management Bulletin 26-02: Fiscal Year 2025–26 Program Self-Evaluation for California State Preschool Program Contractors


February 4, 2026
CCB 26-02: 
Implementation of Senate Bill (SB) 792

February 3, 2026
CCB 26-01: Revisions to the California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) Stage One Child Care Request Form and Child Care Payment Rules (CCP 7) and Notice of Action – Child Care Services Approval (NA 832)


January 23, 2026:

Management Bulletin 26-01: California State Preschool Program Cost of Care Plus Rate Allocations and One-Time Stabilization Payments for Family Childcare Providers and Centers

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Facility Technician

Glenn County Office of Education


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CDA San Diego


Provider Specialist (Spanish Speaking)
Hively


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4Cs of Sonoma County


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California Children’s Academy



Advocacy Manager Catalyst Family Inc.


--Resource and Referral Specialist I

--Clerical Assistant – Front Desk

--Family Services Specialist I

--Provider Services Specialist I

Solano Family & Children's Services


Center Director

Early Development Services, Santa Barbara County


-Finance Director

-Center Director at Roosevelt

Davis Street


-Child Care Case Manager & Support Specialist

-Child Care Case Manager

Glenn County Office of Education


Family Advocate

YMCA of San Diego County


Pathways LA- Multiple Job Openings

Nutritional Aid, Child Care Provider Training Coordinator, Child Care Case Worker,

Preschool Associate Teacher, Child Care Professional Dev. Coach and Payment Processor

Of Interest

Childcare Providers Begin Receiving Measure C Funds


California’s Persistent Poverty Crisis: 2024 Rates Remain Alarmingly High


Experts Talk Costs and Supply in California’s Child Care


Apprenticeships Aimed at Boosting Child Care Careers Have Been Flourishing


Childcare Costs and the Shifting Economic Landscape: Investment Opportunities in a Post-Pandemic World

Field Happenings and Resources


Recognizing how our agencies continue to engage and communicate with families and providers.


Del Norte Child Care Council March Newsletter


4Cs of Alameda Current Newsletter

Upcoming Valley Oak Children's Service Events


4Cs Sonoma Upcoming Events


Connections for Children Upcoming Events



Hively Upcoming Events

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