Washington, D.C. – Child Care Aware® of America is pleased to announce an exciting partnership with the Bezos Family Foundation focused on encouraging family engagement through Vroom, a national initiative that empowers parents to turn everyday activities into brain building moments for their children.
Announcing Partnership with Bezos Family Foundation Focused on Family Engagement
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Continue ReadingWe Raise America
At Child Care Aware® of America we believe information sharing, advancing discussion, and taking action are critical to affecting positive change for our nation’s children and families. We want to spark the conversation about early childhood and the future of our nation, which is what The Raising of America series and associated public engagement campaign are all about.
Topics: Policy & Advocacy, Family Stories, Parenting
Continue ReadingCelebrate the National Day of Summer Learning
The nationwide Day of Summer Learning is Friday, June 19, 2015! This is a national advocacy day led by the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA) and meant to show the importance of continuing learning, safety and wellness for children during the summer months.
Topics: Systems Building, Best Practices, Parenting, Health & Safety
Continue ReadingWhy National Poetry Month is Important for Children
April is National Poetry Month, which may seem silly and perhaps even frivolous with everything else going on in the early childhood education space, but it's actually quite important.
Topics: Workforce, Family & Community Engagement, Parenting, News
Continue ReadingBuilding Relationships with Exceptional Families
Last Wednesday, I had the privilege of visiting Langley Air Force Base to take a deeper dive into Child Care Aware® of America’s U.S. Air Force Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP). For those of you not already familiar, the Air Force EFMP serves approximately 736 families stationed throughout the country in need of quality child care services. Many of these families have children diagnosed with moderate or severe special needs that require unique child care considerations and sometimes require specialized continuity of care. This program, free for eligible families, provides parents with brief, but vital relief from the daily tasks that come with a special needs child.
Topics: Family Stories, Parenting
Continue ReadingRevisar Antes de Cerrar
Topics: Best Practices, En español, Parenting
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