The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) provides financial assistance to help parents pay for child care. CCDF also funds Resource and Referral services to help parents find child care near you.
Nevada needs child care providers! You can be licensed or unlicensed, providing care in your own home or in a child care center. Whether you are already a provider or interested in starting a new child care, here's how to get valuable information.
There are several innovative steps an employer can take to create a more parent-friendly business and dramatically reduce costly absenteeism and employee turnover.
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