The National Association for Family Child Care
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Home-based Child Care
The only national professional association dedicated solely to promoting high-quality early care and education in home-based settings
Power of FCC Voices
Amplifying the genuine perspective of FCC across the country to inform federal policy while building the collective power of FCC at state and local levels
Continuing Education
Stay current on the latest. Minimize legal risks. Continue your quality journey. Move up in your profession.
Equity in Quality
Quality markers informed by equity and relevant and applicable to the home-based setting
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NAFCC State Representative Candidate
Voting Period: April 28 – May 7
You must be a member to vote. To join NAFCC, visit our website at http://www.nafcc.org
Candidate Name: Emma Villa
State Representing: Rhode Island
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Latest News
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NAFCC “On the Move” (November + December 2024 Highlights)
In this edition of “On the Move,” we’re excited to spotlight the impactful work and milestones achieved by the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) in November and December.
A Gift of Love, A Future of Promise: Support Family Child Care this Giving Tuesday
As the holidays approach, we are reminded of the true spirit of giving. While we all take time to reflect on our blessings, we must also recognize the incredible impact of the gifts we give—not just during the season but all year long. This Giving Tuesday and every Tuesday, we invite you to join us…
Advancing Equity and Sustainability for FCC Educators
FCC educators are the backbone of our child care system, offering personalized, flexible, and culturally responsive care to children and families nationwide. Yet, despite their essential contributions, they face systemic barriers that jeopardize their ability to sustain and grow their programs. These challenges are not new, but the urgency to address them has only increased…
