Open FCCH – Consortium for Early Learning Services

Family Child Care Home

The Early Care and Education Workforce Advancement Project

Are you interested in opening or expanding your Family Child Care Home?

The Consortium has funding for:

All costs required by Title 22 to obtain or expand your Family Child Care Home License
Assistance with the completion of licensing paperwork
Providers will receive a FREE laptop with software upon completion of program
12 weeks of training provided on business practices and Early Childhood Education to run your program
Program supplies will be sent out halfway through training module
Upon completion participants will receive additional program supplies

Must live in congressman Mark Takano’s District to qualify.
Click here to see if you qualify

This project received $1,000,000 (100% of its total cost) from a grant awarded under the Community Projects grant, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. $300,000 (30%) of the project is financed by the ABC Foundation Grant.

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QCC WP Stipend Program Year Total 21-24

A total of $1,044,872.97 paid out to the ECE workforce in stipends to 645 ECE professionals who completed the QCC WP Stipend Program.

38 Enrollment Meetings in English and 18 in Spanish

762 General Education units completed

+ 2,309

ECE units completed

= 3,071

Total Education units completed

588 participants completed professional development (PD) through the QCC WP Stipend Program

47 Child Development Teacher Permits obtained for the first time

+ 52

Child Development Teacher Permits renewed

+ 62

Child Development Teacher Permits upgraded

= 161

Total of ECE workforce members obtained, renewed, or upgraded Child Development Teacher Permits to retain the workforce in the ECE sector

$9,912.72 was paid to 50 participants for supplemental items to support attending school and trainings.

$81,377.66

reimbursed to FFN and small FCCH participants for Title 22 requirements to obtain a new or expand their current CCL license

38 Participants who completed RCOE CCIP training series and received $200 stipend

91 participants received technical assistance to obtain a California Community Care License (CCL) for Family Child Care Home (FCCH)

24 participants received 13 FCCH best practices 2-HR. trainings

FFN received 54 new FCCH CCL bringing 432 New Child Care slots to the county

24 small FCCH expanded to large FCCH CCL bringing 120 additional Child Care slots to the county

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Family Child Care Home

The Early Care and Education Workforce Advancement Project

Must live in congressman Mark Takano’s District to qualify.
Click here to see if you qualify

This project received $1,000,000 (100% of its total cost) from a grant awarded under the Community Projects grant, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. $300,000 (30%) of the project is financed by the ABC Foundation Grant.

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For more information on FCCH

QCC WP Stipend Program Year Total 21-24

A total of $1,044,872.97 paid out to the ECE workforce in stipends to 645 ECE professionals who completed the QCC WP Stipend Program.

38 Enrollment Meetings in English and 18 in Spanish

762

General Education units completed

+ 2,309

ECE units completed

= 3,071

Total Education units completed

588 participants completed professional development (PD) through the QCC WP Stipend Program

47

Child Development Teacher Permits obtained for the first time

+ 52

Child Development Teacher Permits renewed

+ 62

Child Development Teacher Permits upgraded

= 161

Total of ECE workforce members obtained, renewed, or upgraded Child Development Teacher Permits to retain the workforce in the ECE sector

$9,912.72 was paid to 50 participants for supplemental items to support attending school and trainings.

$81,377.66

reimbursed to FFN and small FCCH participants for Title 22 requirements to obtain a new or expand their current CCL license

38

Participants who completed RCOE CCIP training series and received $200 stipend

91

participants received technical assistance to obtain a California Community Care License (CCL) for Family Child Care Home (FCCH)

24

participants received 13 FCCH best practices 2-HR. trainings

FFN received 54 new FCCH CCL bringing 432 New Child Care slots to the county

24 small FCCH expanded to large FCCH CCL bringing 120 additional Child Care slots to the county

CARegistry

Do you live in Congressional District 39?

Family Child Care Home

The Early Care and Education Workforce Advancement Project

Must live in congressman Mark Takano’s District to qualify. Click here to see if you qualify

This project received $1,000,000 (100% of its total cost) from a grant awarded under the Community Projects grant, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. $300,000 (30%) of the project is financed by the ABC Foundation Grant.

Contact Us

For more information on FCCH

QCC WP Stipend Program Year Total 21-24

A total of $1,044,872.97 paid out to the ECE workforce in stipends to 645 ECE professionals who completed the QCC WP Stipend Program.

38 Enrollment Meetings in English and 18 in Spanish

762

General Education units completed

+ 2,309

ECE units completed

= 3,071

Total Education units completed

588 participants completed professional development (PD) through the QCC WP Stipend Program

47

Child Development Teacher Permits obtained for the first time

+ 52

Child Development Teacher Permits renewed

+ 62

Child Development Teacher Permits upgraded

= 161

Total of ECE workforce members obtained, renewed, or upgraded Child Development Teacher Permits to retain the workforce in the ECE sector

$9,912.72 was paid to 50 participants for supplemental items to support attending school and trainings.

$81,377.66

reimbursed to FFN and small FCCH participants for Title 22 requirements to obtain a new or expand their current CCL license

38

Participants who completed RCOE CCIP training series and received $200 stipend

91

participants received technical assistance to obtain a California Community Care License (CCL) for Family Child Care Home (FCCH)

24

participants received 13 FCCH best practices 2-HR. trainings

FFN received 54 new FCCH CCL bringing 432 New Child Care slots to the county

24 small FCCH expanded to large FCCH CCL bringing 120 additional Child Care slots to the county

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Do you live in Congressional District 39?

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Must live in congressman Mark Takano’s District to qualify.
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