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  • California Preschool Instructional Network (CPIN) – Through regional communities of practice (CP) and series of professional learning experiences, the California Preschool Instructional Network (CPIN) provides high-quality professional learning for preschool and transitional kindergarten (TK) administrators and teachers that highlights current research-based information, resources, and effective instructional practices which are focused on preparing children to flourish in early childhood and succeed in elementary school and beyond.
  • Child Care and Development Division (CCDD) is a branch of the Department of Social Services. The CCDD provides planning, policy direction, and oversight of the majority of state-supported child care and development programs and services in California.s.
  • Community Care Licensing – The Community Care Licensing Division licenses and monitors Family Child Care Homes and Child Care Centers in an effort to ensure that they provide a safe and healthy environment for children in day care.
  • Early Education Services – The San José Public Library’s Early Education Services unit provides children and caregivers of all backgrounds with access to high quality Early Education programs and resources so that they have the opportunity to learn about new ideas, skills, and possibilities, as well as a safe space to explore, play, connect, and grow.
  • Find California Code – This site provides access to specific code sections governing child development programs in California.
  • FIRST 5-Santa Clara County – FIRST 5 Santa Clara County utilizes Proposition 10 funds to promote, support and improve early childhood development for children prenatal through age five and their families.
  • FIRST 5 California – FIRST 5 California represents an important part of the state’s effort to nurture and protect our most precious resource – our children.
  • Office of Child Care – The Office of Child Care is part of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. The Child Care Bureau is dedicated to enhancing the quality, affordability, and availability of child care for all families. The Office of Child Care administers federal funds to states, territories, and tribes to assist low-income families in accessing quality child care for children when the parents work or participate in education or training.
  • SCCOE Child Care Resource & Referral Program – The Santa Clara County Office of Education serves as the Child Care Resource and Referral Program (R&R) for Santa Clara County. The function of the R&R is to provide every family and provider with what they need to be successful by implementing the SCCOE’s core values of equity, diversity, inclusion, and partnership. The Resource and Referral Program provides the following: child care resources for families and providers, information and resources for families, and training and technical assistance for providers.
  • Social Services Agency of Santa Clara County – The mission of the Social Services Agency is to:
    • Prevent abuse and to ensure the medical, physical, financial, and emotional well-being of children and adults at risk of abuse, neglect, or exploitation,
    • Maintain or restore family and kinship ties whenever possible and help families understand and learn the skills and behaviors needed to safely care for and nurture their children and elders,
    • Maintain safe, healthy, and independent lifestyles for residents through specialized and in-home services aimed at preventing or delaying institutionalization in a manner that respects their personal liberty,
    • Assist residents in acquiring the resources needed to gain and retain competitive employment and to secure a more challenging, satisfying, and economically rewarding life for themselves and their children.
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