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Parent Feedback Session Parent Outreach
CCRC is required to coordinate and facilitate a minimum of five feedback sessions per year. CCRC will coordinate these feedback sessions to collect information from a broad representation of parents and caregivers. These small group sessions afford attendees a safe space to discuss family needs, availability of services, and areas where services are either not available or not meeting family needs.
Purpose
Bi-directional pathways to engage parents
Ensure representation across geographic regions (including urban, suburban and rural)
Meet parents where they are: convene virtually and in-person
Serve as peer-to-peer network to develop parent leadership and advocacy skills
Engage tribes, linguistically diverse groups, and parents experiencing trauma
Gather feedback on the B-5 system, inform system reform efforts to meet family needs, and provide input to Early Childhood Policy Council Parent Advisory Committee
CCRC would like a consistent feedback group that represents the entire state. Ideally, each Hub will select five caregivers/parents that have attended a café and/or receives a service from the R&R (e.g., subsidized child care). CCRC will select participants from the list of caregivers/parents each agency provides.
We would like each Hub to select five parents that meet characteristics from the list below:
Caregivers (male and female)
Caregivers of children (0-5)
Caregivers of infants and toddlers (0-2)
Caregivers of children with special needs
Caregivers with experience navigating social safety net
Providers (Center-based, Family Child Care Centers, and FFN)
Diversity in race/ethnicity
Diversity in location (rural, urban, suburban, and exurban)
Various family structures (foster/adopted parents, grandparents/aunts/family as primary caregiver, etc.)
Multiple languages spoken
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