Community Coordinated Child Care Inc

Child and adult care food program - sponsored by the usda's food and nutrition service, this program provides nutrition assistance in the form of training for food service personnel in record keeping and technical assistance as needed in order for the child care settings to meet the standards for the federal meal reimbursement program; community coordinated child care sponsored 63 family child care home providers in 14 counties that received a total of 535,308 in federal meal reimbursement in return for serving 259,535 nutritious meals and snacks to children in their programs. Community coordinated child care also sponsored 42 childcare centers in jefferson and warren counties that received a total of 1,194,146 in federal meal reimbursement in return for serving 622,820 nutritious meals and snacks to children in their programs. Total revenue: 2,036,612 total expenses: 2,093,443 grants: 1,729,454

Training - professional development opportunities for childcare providers and parents are offered by community coordinated child care via face-to- face workshops, online ecourses, customized on-site workshops, community conferences, communities of practice (monthly cohort meetings), etc.; 5,507 participants from all over the state attended 1,377 unique training events where they were provided with a total of 4,472 clock hours of training. Total revenue: 769,964 total expenses: 844,671 grants: 0

Public policy - community coordinated child care long ago established a pro-active public policy program, with the goal of influencing local, state, and national child care policies and serving as a voice for children and families. We carry out these program goals by identifying and developing resources for families and childcare programs; partnering with business, government, and communities to demonstrate that childcare is critical to social wellbeing and economic development; and collecting, developing, and disseminating information about child care programs for young children and their families. Family child care network - community coordinated child care is one of five agencies in the state tasked with supporting and recruiting family child care providers to build and protect the unique care offered by child care providers in their home. Our staff offer support and resources through the application process, assist with grant applications, and develop professional development opportunities specifically designed for family child care providers. Resource & referral -- community coordinated child care's information and referral programs match parents seeking child care with local child care providers that meet their family's needs. Our website provides access to valuable tools and information about child care services, training events, news, advocacy alerts, abuse prevention, etc. Shared services. Community coordinated child care also offers various shared services which provides a wide range of financial management, human resources and administrative support to child care centers, and access to the kentucky shared services on-line platform.