Child Care Providers, We Are Here to Help You.
Child Care Providers do so much to shape young minds and we are here to help. We are honored to be able to provide coaching, resources, and the support your child care needs.
Access the Washoe County Child Care Advisory Board Meeting Agenda for September 21 here.
Child Care Provider Programs
The Children’s Cabinet does not discriminate in the delivery of services or benefits based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
The team at The Children’s Cabinet is dedicated to supporting our early learning professionals.
The Children’s Cabinet Subsidy Program is a financial assistance program for eligible parents who are working, going to school, in job training, or seeking employment.
The Children’s Cabinet has start-up grants that can help family child care homes, group family child care homes and centers with the cost of fees, and some classroom materials and furnishings.
Community Health Workers (CHWs) will serve as liaisons between the community and health and social service providers to better support Nevada families in Las Vegas and Reno.
We offer a variety of trainings for child care providers through various formats.
The Children’s Cabinet helps child care providers get started and market their programs.
Child Care Provider FAQs
The Children’s Cabinet provides FFN providers registration and monitoring support for those who have been selected by a parent or caregiver to care for children on Subsidy. Learn more here.
The Children’s Cabinet Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) Coaching Program supports licensed child care providers in achieving a higher QRIS star rating. We provide effective, on-site assistance to enhance knowledge, skills, practices, or environment. The Children’s Cabinet QRIS Coaches are trained in the Infant/Toddler Environmental Rating Scale (ITERS) and the Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale (ECERS). Learn more here.
CHIRP is our Pyramid Model Monthly Learning Café. CHIRP calls are monthly phone meetings held online by a trained specialist. The purpose of these meetings is to provide a community of practice for administrators and teachers to work to prevent challenging behaviors in programs using the Pyramid Model. Take advantage of this opportunity and you can problem-solve with other working professionals and create solutions for challenging behaviors in your program.
