Schools and early childhood programs offer stability and safety. When schools and early learning programs close, or move to online learning, the health, safety and well-being of homeless children and youth are jeopardized. See information from SchoolHouse Connection.
In light of the pandemic, Child Care Services Association (CCSA) created the CCSA COVID-19 Relief Fund for child care programs. Learn more here.
The world’s attention—and our attention, too—is focused on an effective response to COVID-19. NIEER has a collection of COVID-19 resources, including federal, state and local guidance and examples ECE policymakers may find useful. If you wish to suggest resources useful to policymakers, send them an email at info@nieer.org and include
North Carolina child care programs: The CCSA COVID-19 Relief Fund is now accepting applications for Phase II.
The North Carolina Early Education Coalition (NCEEC) has released detailed stories from child care providers. These stories highlight the need for financial support during, and after, the COVID-19 pandemic for child care programs.
Child Care Services Association receives Building Healthy Communities Grant from Duke Health for Shape NC. Chapel Hill, N.C., March 30, 2020: Duke Health recently awarded a $25,000 Building Healthy Communities Grant to Child Care Services Association (CCSA) for Shape NC: Healthy Starts for Young Children, a program that aims to reduce
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