The Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance Project is committed to offering parents, teachers and caregivers of young children a broad range of services from parent and provider training to a mentoring program for licensed and registered child care programs and child-care referrals. The project provides information on what to look for in selecting quality child-care, specific options related to family needs, and potential resources for subsidies. The service is free and can be reached by calling 428-1344.
Families are responsible for observing, screening, selecting and paying for their own child-care.
Child Development Program SFCC s Child Development Program is part of the Division of Early Childhood, Family Studies and Teacher Education. The program serves the children of students, staff and faculty of the college and community families. Eligibility guidelines can be obtained from the division by calling 428-1626. The Early Childhood Resource Center has a library of books and journals for parents, teachers and caregivers who work with children from birth to 8 years. Topics include parenting, child growth and development, early childhood curriculum, and current issues in early childhood development and education.