CCRC offers a variety of one-on-one coaching programs to help you increase the quality of your child care.
Health and Safety Coaching
CCRC’s Health and Safety Coach supports child care providers in meeting the health and safety standards required by Community Care Licensing (CCL). Some of the most common findings are missing or outdated licensing forms, expired employee certifications, and potential safety hazards in the environment. The Health & Safety Coach acts as a second set of eyes to help providers comply with Title 22 requirements.
Coaching sessions are held in-person or virtually based on providers’ comfort level. During a coaching session, you will receive:
- One-on-one mentoring and program planning to support your site to meet the health and safety standards required by Community Care Licensing (CCL)
- Health and safety screenings to identify areas of improvement
- Guidance creating attainable action plans
- Resources to implement Title 22 requirements and best practices based on national standards
- Updates from CCL, Centers for Disease Control, and the Department of Public Health
- Customized professional growth and education opportunities for your staff
Health & Safety Coaching is open to Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County providers. To schedule a session, please contact:
- Manny Escoto – (818) 717-1000 ext. 4215
- Lily Duarte – (818) 717-1000 ext. 4111
Family Child Care Home Education Network
A Family Child Care Home Education Network (FCCHEN) is made up of a group of licensed family child care providers that offer subsidized child care for eligible families. CCRC’s FCCHEN program is funded by the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Child Care and Development Division and is currently only funded for the Antelope and San Fernando Valleys.
As part of the FCCHEN program, providers make an extra commitment to increase their professional development and the quality of their care. With the support of an Early Childhood Coach, providers receive:
- Unique professional growth and education opportunities in the form of group meetings and trainings
- Free resources and materials to support children’s development
- One-on-one mentoring and program planning, including once-a-month visits, to ensure high-quality services
Child care professionals who choose to participate in the FCCHEN program will be coached and assisted in maintaining and achieving an overall required rating of “5” on each subscale of the Family Child Care Environmental Rating Scale Assessment (FCCERS-R).
For more information on how to participate in FCCHEN, please contact:
- Migdalia Bourdett – (818) 717-1000 ext. 4677
Quality Start
Quality Start is a nationwide movement designed to support early learning professionals in the continuous improvement of their family child care home or center-based programs. Offered in both Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties, Quality Start works directly at the child care site level, providing hands-on support in the form of coaching, professional development, and family engagement.
Benefits of participating in Quality Start:
- Access to high-quality professional development opportunities
- Quality improvement support through one-on-one coaching tailored to the individual needs of your center or family child care home
- Incentives to help improve your environment and the overall quality of your program
As a participant in Quality Start, you will receive the acknowledgment and the support needed to maintain your program’s high standards. By taking a strengths-based approach, you will build upon your successes for continuous program development.
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Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership Coaching
The Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership (EHS-CCP) brings Early Head Start into your child care program by supporting you as you provide quality early learning to children and comprehensive support to low-income families. Through EHS-CCP, child care providers respond to the needs of working families by offering flexible and convenient full-day and full-year services. Currently, EHS-CCP is offered to providers in San Bernardino County and serves children ages 0-3 years in a child care center or 0-4 years in a family child care home.
With the help of a coach, you will receive:
- Access to comprehensive support for children
- Assistance with materials and equipment for family child care home or center
- Access to free trainings and bi-weekly coaching visits
- Support in maintaining Head Start Performance Standards
- Opportunities to further your education
Families and Children in your care will benefit from:
- Access to high quality child care by well-trained providers in a clean, safe learning environment to promote school readiness
- Access to comprehensive services such as on-going developmental assessments, hearing and vision screenings, free nutritious meals and snacks
- Access to medical and dental support
- Access to support for children with disabilities, family support services, and continued services for families who lose their subsidy and assistance to regain subsidy
For more information, please contact:
- Monica Ramirez – (442) 206-8561