From our friends at VECF: "While Virginia has made significant progress in strengthening its public-private early childhood care and...

The VA Department of Health is hosting a monthly Questions and Answers session to help you learn more about the CACFP! See their...

A legislative update from our friends at Voices for Virginia's Children. From Voices: After a fast and furious 45 days the Virginia...

We seek to build a more equitable and functional child care system by ensuring provider voices are included in decision-making and actions..

At the Alliance, we are constantly working on your behalf to advance family child care in Virginia. We have great news to share with you...

National Webinar: How Family Child Care Providers Can Take Advantage of the New Small Business Administration Loan and Grant Programs The...

Attention FCC business owners! If you live in one of the following counties, Chesterfield, Hanover, Richmond, Colonial Heights, Henrico,...

Governor Northam announced $65.8 million additional funding from the CARES Act to support the child care sector.

Your contract and policies may be clearly written, but sometimes parents don’t follow all of your rules.

there is an initiative happening in VA that seeks to ensure high-quality and affordable child care is available to every VA family by 2030.

provide an update and answer questions regarding the revised Phase Three child care guidance.

From our friends at Voices for Virginia's Children: While lawmakers are meeting to revise the state budget during the General...

There are many risks family child care providers are exposed to when they care for children: child injuries, property damage, parent lawsuit

From: https://childcarerelief.org/poll-voters-overwhelmingly-see-child-care-relief-as-indispensable-to-americas-economic-recovery/...

(both home- and center-based) who have not been able to successfully access, apply for, or receive Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans

That means millions of dollars are still available to family child care business owners through August 8th.

The Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program is not working as intended for self-employed family child care home providers.

“Congress must make significant investments to support child care providers as they continue to provide care for working families..."

VECF will host a webinar with state agency officials on Monday, June 8 at 1:00 pm to provide an update