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• Arapahoe County Early Childhood Council

  http://www.acecc.org/
  The ACECC is a collaborative promoting high quality programs and services which support a Safe, Smart, and Healthy Start for young children and their families in Arapahoe County, Colorado.

• Arapahoe County Family Child Care Association

  http://www.acfcca.org/
  Provides working parents with information regarding quality child care. Provides a network for child care providers. Located in Arapahoe County, Colorado.

• Baltimore County Family Child Care Association (BCFCCA)

  http://www.bcfcca.com/
  Professional association of child care providers licensed and operating in Baltimore County, Maryland.

• California Association for Family Child Care

  http://www.cafcc.webs.com/
  Contains links to resources that are beneficial to child care providers and their business.

• California Council of Parent Participation Nursery Schools

  http://www.ccppns.org/
  A non-profit council of preschools in the state of California. Links include resources for parents and educators, listings of preschools and nursery schools.

• CareGiver Network

  http://www.caregivernetwork.org/
  CareGiver Network is a non-profit member organization founded for the purpose of offering support and training to all child care professionals who work with young children. Membership includes family child care, center owners and workers, and nannies.

• Child Care Providers

  http://homechildcaretx.8m.com/
  childcare directory listing of registered, and listed home child care providers in Texas

• Colorado Child Care Information

  http://www.coloradochildcare.com/
  Promotion of social welfare through the organization and education of family child care providers and society as a whole will be benefitted.

• Community Child Care Association Inc

  http://www.cccinc.org.au/
  A non profit organization which operates as a training, resource, advisory and advocacy body for children's services in Victoria, Australia.

• Del Norte Child Care Council

  http://www.dnccc.com/
  Working to expand quality child care and social services available to children and families in Del Norte County, CA area.

• Family Day Care Association of the Santa Clarita Valley

  http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/familydaycareassoc/
  Serves families needing childcare, as well as support for childcare providers.

• Hampton Alliance For Lifelong Learning

  http://www.hamptonalliance.ca/
  A community organization providing resources for parents and caregivers with children 0-8 in Hampton New Brunswick and surrounding area.

• Helping Association for Professional Providers of Young Children (HAPPY)

  http://happy_homes.tripod.com/
  Child care association of Trumbull County, Ohio. Support and resources for providers and information and child care referrals for parents.

• Illawarra Children's Services

  http://www.ics.org.au/
  A not-for-profit community organization providing affordable, quality services to children and families. Corrimal New South Waales, Australia.

• Illinois Head Start Association

  http://www.ilheadstart.org/
  Childcare organization that offers news, programs and eligibility and contact information.

• Indiana Association for Child Care Resource and Referral (IACCR)

  http://www.iaccrr.org/
  Works with local member agencies at a local, state and national level to coordinate a strong statewide system of childcare resources and referral.

• Lennox and Addington Resources for Children

  http://www.larc4kids.com/
  Non-profit organization committed to quality childcare, daycare, before and after school programs, children's and parent resources, and other areas of teaching. Napanee, Ontario, Canada.

• Long Beach Lakewood Childcare Association

  http://www.lblakewoodchildcare.org/
  A nonprofit California organization for family childcare professionals.

• Manitoba Child Care Association

  http://www.mccahouse.org/
  Advocates for a quality system of child care and advance early childhood education as a profession. Information on workshops, membership and contact details. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

• Minnesota Child Care Association

  http://www.minnesotachildcareassociation.org/
  MCCA gives you the opportunity to become actively involved in improving the child care industry with direct benefits your center.

• National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC)

  http://www.nafcc.org/
  The mission is to strengthen the profession of family child care.

• National Association of Child Care Professionals

  http://www.naccp.org/
  National association serving childcare directors, owners, and administrators. Offers training, information, resources, and a national conference.

• New York State Family Child Care Association

  http://www.fccanys.org/
  To act as a united voice to promote and strengthen the professionalism of providers thereby promoting the quality of family child care.

• Northwest Community Action Programs of Wyoming, Inc.

  http://www.nowcap.com/
  Helps low income families with children become self sufficient. Programs include Head Start, disabilities services and TEFAP. Located in Worland, Wyoming.

• Palo Alto Community Child Care

  http://www.paccc.org/
  Non-profit organization specializing in advocating for and providing child care services for families in the greater Palo Alto, CA area. Offers assistance to low-income families and those with children with special needs.

• Positive Providers Childcare Association

  http://www.positiveproviders.ms11.net/
  Childcare provider support group offering resources, information, support, and training.

• Rehoboth Family Childcare Association

  http://www.rehobothchildcare.com/
  An association of childcare and daycare providers in the Southeastern Massachusetts area.

• San Mateo County Family Child Care Association

  http://www.smcfcca.org/
  A non-profit organization providing quality training, support, referrals and resources.

• Saskatchewan Association of Child Care Homes Inc.

  http://www.sacchi.ca/
  Establishing a high standard of care for children in licensed family child care homes and their families. Included is on-site membership, programming and resources. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

• Satellite Family Childcare Association

  http://www.satellitefcc.com/
  Home childcare provider association serving Madison, WI. Provides support for childcare providers including licensing assistance, training, and curriculum. Parents can request lists of local childcare providers.

• SCO Family of Services

  http://www.sco.org/
  A human services nonprofit offering programs throughout New York City and on Long Island serving young children, school-aged youth and young adults, families, and individuals with special needs.

• Scottish Childminding Association

  http://www.childminding.org/
  Informs childminders, parents, employers, local authorities and central government about what constitutes good practice in childminding.

• Sonoma County Child Care Association

  http://www.sccca.info/
  Assists in developing professional growth, education, and support to people working in the child care profession. Sonoma County, CA.

• Starting Point

  http://www.starting-point.org/
  Non-profit organization in Northeastern Ohio that helps low-income families with childcare and educational issues.

• Universal Preschool.com

  http://www.universalpreschool.com/
  Discusses the pros and cons of preschool.

• Utah Professional Family Child Care Association

  http://www.pfcca.org/
  Committed to the professional development of family child care providers in pursuit of quality care for all children. South Jordan, Utah, United States.

• Wyoming Child and Family Development, Inc.

  http://www.wyomingchild.org/
  A non-profit organization providing a full range of early childhood services for families with children from birth to five.

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