Considering Providing Child Care?
CCR&R is here to help you start your child care business. Attend a FREE Business Start-Up session to learn about regulation types steps needed to start the process for each type of regulation, programs designed to assist you as a child care provider, and other community resources. 2018 CCR&R Business Start Up Sessions- click here to download flyer You have three options to provide certified or licensed child care 1. Licensed Group Child Care Centers care for nine or more children. The lead teachers are required to complete 80 hours of early childhood education. When caring for children under the age of 2, providers are required to complete an infant/toddler course. 2. Licensed Family Child Care providers care for four to eight children. A licensed family child care provider is required to complete 40 hours of early childhood education. When caring for children under the age of 2, providers are required to complete an infant/toddler course. 3. Certified Child Care Providers care for up to six children. There are two levels of certification to choose from: provisional and regular. A provisional certified provider is required to have Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) reduction training and Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) Risk Reduction training. A regular certified provider is required to have the SIDS and the SBS training along with some additinal training in early childhood education. Entry Level Courses-Entry_level_classes.pdf Pre-licensing – CCR&R provides pre-licensing services for potential new family and group child care programs in Calumet, Fond Du Lac, Green Lake, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Sheboygan, Waupaca, and Winnebago Counties. Fill out this child care licensing inquiry packet form to get started.Getting Started: Getting Started: Licensing Manual and Forms for Group and Family Child Care Programs: To Become a County Certified Child Care Provider: Are you interested in caring for children in your home? Are you able to provide that care in a safe and nurturing environment? Become certified by the county in which you live. Click HERE to contact CCR&R staff to learn about your next steps to becoming a certified family child care provider! There are two levels of certification to choose from:
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Regular Certification Requires the provider to meet all standards for Provisional certification, plus:
For FREE information on becoming licensed or county certified, call Child Care Resource & Referral at 920-886-1211. CCR&R provides certification services for Outagamie, Waupaca, Winnebago and Green Lake Counties. Phone: 920-886-0428 and ask for Lesa, or Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. All other counties click: child care certification Certification Manual and Forms https://dcf.wisconsin.gov/cccertification/ccformspubs |