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The California Child Care Coordinators Association
was formed to promote, support, and improve the
coordination of local efforts to provide child care
services for children in California.
Membership in the Association is open to child
care coordinators representing a city, a county, a federal entity, or
a local planning council in the state of
California. A roster of CCCCA members can be found
on the Member pages, including links to county LPC
web sites.
This section provides links to a wide variety of
programs
and reports relevant to the field of
early care and education in California and
elsewhere. For information of interest to city and
county coordinators, go
here.
 Look here for information on current state
legislation we are following, and the latest state
policies affecting the children and families of
California. Legislation listed is as of June 26,
2009.
The Executive Committee is comprised of the
Co-chairs, Secretary and Treasurer. You may contact
the Association officers on the Executive Committee
page.
Please browse our online calendar for key events
in the child care community, the association, and
other related fields. For information on the next CCCCA Quarterly Meeting and the agenda, go here.
Visit related websites on child development, child
care, law, and public policy.
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The mission of
the California Child Care Coordinators
Association is to promote, support, and
improve the coordination of local efforts
to provide early care and education
services for children in
California. |
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The Association serves as a forum for
sharing knowledge and information and
provides leadership and resources in
identifying and addressing key issues.
The Association acts as a voice for
communicating those issues; identifies
training and technical support needs;
promotes the professional development,
education and training of its members;
identifies opportunities for joint
projects and collaborative efforts; and
assists Local Planning Councils in meeting
state mandates. |
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