Flooding is one of the leading causes of severe weather related deaths. According to the National Severe Storms Laboratory, floods kill more people each year than tornadoes, hurricanes or lightning. Flooding causes an average of $5 billion a year in damage, making it the most costly severe weather event.
Recovering From Floods
Topics: Family & Community Engagement, Best Practices, Health & Safety
Continue ReadingState Plans for Healthy Child Care, Healthy Communities Participants
The state plans for Healthy Child Care, Health Communities participants have been reviewed!
In an effort to support states in advocacy around their Child Care and Development Fund plans, Child Care Aware® of America summarized the state plans’ health content for Alabama, Colorado, Indiana, Missouri, New York State, and North Carolina.
Topics: Policy & Advocacy, Health & Safety
Continue ReadingProvider Health Spotlight on Jennifer Hockensmith
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Continue ReadingHealth Resource Spotlight: New Briefs Covering CCDBG Health and Safety Topics
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New Briefs Covering Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Health and Safety Topics
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Continue ReadingNDS Lunch and Learn Webinar: CCDBG and Licensing Data Integration
Last month we shared with you information about our newest module, National Data System (NDS) Web Services, which includes new API data integration functionality. This new tool is part of our goal to support child care resource and referral agencies (CCR&Rs) and governments in carrying out work around the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG), including providing tools to help NDS users seamlessly integrate data with the new childcare.gov website included in CCDBG. To learn more about the NDS Web Services module, contact our helpdesk at ndshelpdesk@usa.childcareaware.org for an orientation.
Topics: Systems Building, Policy & Advocacy
Continue ReadingCCAoA Launches New Pilot Project to Help Communities Prepare for, Respond to, and Recover from Disasters
Arlington, VA – Child Care Aware® of America (CCAoA) is taking significant steps to strengthen the emergency preparedness of children and child care providers by working directly with three communities on a new two-year pilot project. Over the next two years, CCAoA will work with Child Care Aware® of Kansas, Child Care Aware® of Minnesota, and the Child Care Resource Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma to provide and deliver new trainings, technical assistance, tools, and resources.
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