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Building Access to Child Care and the
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| Types of Regulated Child Care in New York State | Building Access to Child Care (BACC)
Building Access to Child Care (BACC) is a child care supply project that addresses the multi-faceted challenges our community faces due to inequitable access to an insufficient supply of child care. BACC success requires community-wide effort. Building access to child care means:
To learn more about how you can be involved in supporting early childhood in our community, contact us at 607-273-0259 or email our Child Care Planner/Developer for more information.
Early Childhood Business Alliance (ECBA) The Early Childhood Business Alliance (ECBA) is for child care providers who are interested in being part of a child care business network. ECBA members meet monthly to share information and build relationships with other child care providers in our area. ECBA members have access to:
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| Building Access to Child Care Project (BACC) and Early Childhood Business Alliance (ECBA) | ||
| Early Childhood Career Development | ||
| NYS Child Care Licensing Process | ||
| Creating a Business Plan | ||
| Business Structure | ||
| Risk Management and Insurance | ||
| Financial Management and Record Keeping | ||
| Taxes | ||
| Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) | ||
| Marketing | ||
| Curriculum Planning | ||
| Program and Employment Records and Forms | ||
| Working with Families: Communication, Contracts and Help Paying for Child Care | ||
| Caregiver Qualifications, Training and Professional Development Requirements | ||
| Quality Improvement | ||
| Professional Organizations | ||
| Frequently Asked Questions – FAQs | ||
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