Overview
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CCRC helps families find affordable, quality child care and connects them to a wide range of resources to support children, families, and the community. It delivers services through training, technical assistance, and professional development for child care providers, plus a community directory, research, and advocacy; funding comes from grants, private gifts, and government support, with about 92% of funding going directly to services. It stands out by using funds efficiently and combining family support, provider development, resource connections, and advocacy with strong community engagement. Its goal is to improve child, family, and community well-being by expanding access to quality, affordable child care and strengthening providers and the local economy.
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What believers are saying
- HHS TAGGS shows $47.2 million in 2026 Head Start funding for CCRC.
- October 28, 2026 funding priorities target developmental screenings, food insecurity, and employer child care supply.
- On November 3, 2026, Becca Patton became Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer.
What critics are saying
- Head Start depends on federal appropriations; 2026 grant action included a $292,204 reversal.
- California public funding concentration leaves CCRC exposed if state budget tightening hits 2027.
- If Head Start funding shrinks, CCRC loses its core operating base and service footprint.
What makes Child Care Resource Center unique
- CCRC spans child care, food security, developmental screening under one nonprofit.
- Its 2026 government-relations team won SB 1051 and pushed California budget priorities.
- A 50-year local brand and Head Start funding anchor CCRC in Southern California.
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