Child care
Child care Proposed zoning amendments aim to streamline the review process for establishing child care facilities and expand the allowable areas for both child care
Child care Proposed zoning amendments aim to streamline the review process for establishing child care facilities and expand the allowable areas for both child care
Earlier this year, LIIF released a white paper, Building Better for Families: Policy Strategies for the Co-Location of Early Care and Education Facilities and Affordable Housing, that
We are proud to share an expanded version of the Insight Center Maneuvering the Maze materials, specifically for family child care providers. This manual (available
Equipping and Furnishing Early Childhood Facilities, originally published in June of 2005, is designed to help you with selecting furnishings and equipment that make your space
Children, in their earliest years, learn at a rapid place, and the quality of the environments in which they learn, play, and grow—including child care
Nearly 15 million children under age 6 live in households in which all parents work, leaving these children in need of high-quality child care. The
Guidelines for finding the right architect for your project, steps in the design process, and a description of roles and expectations. To view details in
Building Child Care has provided a list compiled by child care designers to help the field avoid making mistakes in the design process. To view
Certified Playground Safety Inspector/Inspection Checklist: A one-page guide to the process of working with a playground inspector. Environmental Health Conditions in California’s Portable Classrooms: Presented
This resource provides information about the following: Feasibility Study; Programming; Schematic Design; Design Development; Construction Documentation; Bidding and Negotiation; Construction Administration; Post-Occupancy Training. To view
Child care advocates across California and the nation have, since 1997, conducted economic impact studies to quantify the contributions the child care industry makes to a
The intent of Playing by the Rules|Colorado is to encourage greater understanding of the regulatory framework for outdoor learning environments in four types of child
The State of Oregon has acute housing and Early Care and Education (ECE) needs in nearly every corner of the state. This report was developed
Earlier this year, LIIF released a white paper, Building Better for Families: Policy Strategies for the Co-Location of Early Care and Education Facilities and Affordable Housing, that
The United States currently faces a severe shortage of both quality early care and education (ECE) options and housing that is affordable to families across
Certified Playground Safety Inspector/Inspection Checklist: A one-page guide to the process of working with a playground inspector. Environmental Health Conditions in California’s Portable Classrooms: Presented
This resource provides information about the following: Feasibility Study; Programming; Schematic Design; Design Development; Construction Documentation; Bidding and Negotiation; Construction Administration; Post-Occupancy Training. To view
The California Department of Social Services has a website dedicated to figuring out licensing requirements as needed in day care centers and family day care.
Child care Proposed zoning amendments aim to streamline the review process for establishing child care facilities and expand the allowable areas for both child care
Zero to Three has released a few resources to showcase how cross-system work in several states has improved the access and quality of support for
A new ChildTrends demographic, in 2018, showed that half of secondary schools in 25 states and the District of Columbia facilitated students’ access to providers
The Stanford Social Innovation Review has released an article that provides resources such as a business lab for women who want to start an early
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recently released its sixth Starting Strong report, which includes data from 26 countries and jurisdictions throughout the world.
The First Five Years Fund has released a detailed article on the Build Back Better Act and how the child care field will be affected
Childcare and early education services are critical to communities. Housing, employment, childcare, and transportation pose daily logistical and financial challenges for most working families. Public
The National Association of Counties (NACo) has tracked and published nearly 200 plans for distribution of the $65 billion allocated to county governments in the American Rescue Plan
The Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) has released a new study that analyzes data from 34 states and Washington, DC to quantify state-by-state and national economic impacts of missing child care supply. Researchers
The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) published a piece with key insights and reflections from child care operators serving children in facilities co-located with affordable housing
The staff at First Five Years Fund have put together a cheat sheet for facts regarding child care financials, improvements, and resources proposed in the
The NIEER has released a report that addresses the current integration of Family Child Care (FCCs) in publicly-funded pre-K and the lack of data collected
The staff at First Five Years Fund have put together a cheat sheet for facts regarding child care financials, improvements, and resources proposed in the
Mission Driven Finance has released a resource that addresses the Community Real Estate Investment Trust (cREIT), a real estate investment strategy that expands the availability
The Women’s Foundation of California has released a brief that sheds light on the issues that prevent access to high quality early care development for
The Stanford Social Innovation Review has released an article that provides resources such as a business lab for women who want to start an early
The Department of Treasury released the Economics of Child Care Supply, a report analyzing America’s existing child care system that demonstrates how the private, market-based system
The Center for American Progress has released an article that breaks down how ARP funds (American Rescue Plan) should be used across states in order