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In Their Own Words: Beth Hart on Military Service, Motherhood, and the Family Child Care That Made Both Possible
Written by Eboni Delaney, Director of Communications and Movement Building In recognition of Veterans Day, NAFCC shares the story of Beth Hart, a U.S. Army veteran, former family child care educator, and current Chair of the NAFCC Accreditation Council. “My eldest two children…
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Become an Observer Today!
In-Person 2-Day Observer Training happening at the FLAEYC Conference Date: October 14-15, 2026 (Wednesday, Thursday) Location: Hyatt Regency, Jacksonville, FL Cost: $375 due to the Florida Family Child Care Home Association Format: In-person | Two days Clock Hours Awarded: 16…
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NAFCC September 2026 Policy Bulletin
ESPAÑOL Federal Policy Update September brings a lot of movement in Washington and a lot of uncertainty for child care. Congress is back, federal agencies continue to change how child care and early learning programs operate, and the courts are weighing questions about federal…
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In Their Own Words: When Partnership Stops Working for Family Child Care
By Eboni Delaney, Director of Policy and Movement Building For 14 years, LaTonya Richardson of Florida partnered with Early Head Start. During that time, the partnership helped create opportunities that shaped both her program and her career. It also changed in ways that…
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NAFCC August 2026 Policy Bulletin
ESPAÑOL Family Child Care Advocates and Supporters, Summer may bring a little more time with family and a change of pace, but federal child care policy isn’t taking a break. Decisions being made in Washington right now can have a real impact on your program, the families you…
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NAFCC Statement on Proposed Changes to the Head Start Program
The National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) strongly believes that any changes to the Head Start Program must make this essential program more accessible to families who want home-based family child care for their young children NAFCC is reviewing the Administration’s…