Looking for child care? Your search begins here. Child Care Aware® of Kansas can provide you with a customized list of child care providers in your area.
SEARCH NOWChild Care Aware® of Kansas offers many training courses and classes for daycare providers across the state. Access the online calendar from the button below.
VIEW CALENDARReal-time child care supply demand data facts sheets that provide a two-page overview of the child care landscape in Kansas counties.
LEARN MOREThe Child Care Impact Grants program is intended to provide financial support for eligible child care programs to address facility and other demonstrated needs related to COVID-19 mitigation, health and safety.
Apply NowChoosing child care is one of the most important decisions that you will make for your child. Our statewide network of Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&Rs) agencies work together to connect families across Kansas to child care in their area.
MORE INFOStarting a business can be a lot to take on and you may be unsure where to start. We’ve taken some of the guesswork out of it for you and have free resources and information to help you on your journey to opening your child care business.
MORE INFOChild care is essential to a thriving Kansas economy. Employers rely on child care in order to attract and retain a productive workforce that builds the Kansas economy. Parents need child care in order to work and provide for their families.
MORE INFOChild Care Aware® of Kansas strives to ensure that families have access to affordable, high-quality child care. We lead projects, support trainings, and advocate for positive changes that impact the lives of children and families.
Current open positions at Child Care Aware of Kansas Click the link for more information about the available jobs. Child Care Health Consultant Financial Assistant Grants Specialist – Updated with NEW
Read MoreWith COVID-19 affecting the communities we serve, we are conducting all coaching, professional development events and meetings virtually or by phone whenever possible. We are reassessing on a continual
Read MoreChild Care Aware of Kansas partnered with the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce to engage community stakeholders in identifying community childcare needs and provide local solutions. A group of public and private partners worked collaboratively, utilizing a “strategic doing” process,
Read MorePress Release Posted by David Elliott (KRSL) Governor Laura Kelly has announced that the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) provided over 50,000 COVID-19 comfort kits to child care facilities across the state. In partnership with Child Care Aware of Kansas (CCAKS), and
Read MoreKansas Child magazine is intended to provide a forum for the discussion of child care and early education issues and ideas. We hope to provoke thoughtful discussions within the field and to help those outside the field gain a better understanding of priorities and concerns.
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