Facebook Twitter Linkedin Federal funding for child care and early education is at risk—and the consequences for children, families, and our economy could be devastating. Without this essential funding, millions of families could lose access to the care they depend on, forcing parents out of work and putting child care providers at risk of closure. […]
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Ask an Expert: Immigration Guidance for Child Care Providers Webinar
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Guidance for Child Care Providers: Navigating Immigration Policy Changes & Ensuring Family Safety
Facebook Twitter Linkedin Recent policy changes and concerns about immigration enforcement have caused fear among many families. It’s important for child care centers and family child care homes to be safe and welcoming for all, including undocumented families. As a leader, your role in providing guidance and reassurance is crucial. Lead with calm and confidence […]
Math Talk for Toddlers and Pre-Schoolers: As Easy as 1, 2, 3!
Facebook Twitter Linkedin By Sara Thom Former Chair ACNJ Board of Trustees For more information on this topic or kids count data, contact Alena at asiddiqui@acnj.org The Importance of Early Math Skills Most adults know the importance of reading to young children. Storytime is a wonderful way to bond with kids, develop their empathy and […]
ACNJ’s Testimony at the Joint State Assembly Committee Hearing on Child Care
Facebook Twitter Linkedin On November 14, the Assembly Aging and Human Services Committee and the Assembly Children, Families, and Food Security Committee heard testimony from invited speakers concerning the condition of child care in New Jersey and how the State’s child care industry can be sustained and expanded. Watch ACNJ testimonies. Winifred testifies on how […]
