The National Network for Child Care produces three newsletters targeting three different types of child care providers. The newsletters feature programming ideas, developmental and health information, parent pointers and business tips. The articles are professionally reviewed and are written from the point of view of the child care provider.
The newsletters are only four pages long and are issued 4 times a year. They are usually distributed through state cooperative extension systems which enables people to connect with the vast amount of resources available through the Cooperative Extension System. However, anyone may subscribe.
The three newsletters include the following:
The National Network for Child Care is part of the National Cooperative Extension System under the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Extension's National Network for Child Care is comprised of professionals from across the country who have a vision of safe, caring, and accessible child care for all children. NNCC is part of a larger Children, Youth and Family Network consisting of National Networks for Child Care, Science and Technology, Collaborations, Family Resiliency and Health Decisions.
These Networks are committed to improving the outcomes for limited resource families and at-risk children through collaborative efforts. The electronic and information service of these Networks is CYFERNET(Children, Youth, Family Education Research Network.)
NNCC and CYFERNET can be reached at the following web sites:
The current issues of the Newsletters can be found at: http://fcs.tamu.edu/families/childcare/nncc/index.htm
If you have any further questions or would like to offer ideas or comments, you can send an e-mail by using the e-mail form on the newsletter home page or you can send or phone your requests and comments to:
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