Child Care Resources from the Employment & Training Administration
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This web site contains information about child care, including links to: (1) Guide to Child Care, (2) National Network for Child Care, (3) Child Care Online, (4) A Child Care Primer for Parents, (5) NaniNet, (6) I Love My Nanny, (7) Child Care Aware, (8) Child Care Articles, and (9) Child Care Experts.
By: U.S. Department of Labor
Common Questions About Getting a License to Provide Child Care in Georgia
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Questions and answers about child care program licensing in Georgia covering topics such as licensing, complaint procedures, criminal background investigations, and the nurses aid registry.
By: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Office of Regulatory Services
Early Childhood Facilities Development and Finance in Low-Income Neighborhoods
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Early Childhood Facilities Development and Finance in Low-Income Neighborhoods • An outline discussion on why facilities are important to the field of early childhood care and education.
By: National Economic Development and Law Center
Family Child Care Initiatives in Low-Income Neighborhoods
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Family Child Care Initiatives in Low-Income Neighborhoods - An outline discussion on why CDCs undertake family child care and the kinds of expertise CDCs lack in this area.
By: National Economic Development and Law Center
Head Start: A Community Institution
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The Head Start Program and Community Development. This report explores Head Start programs as an excellent model for community participation.
By: National Economic Development and Law Center
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