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Organizing and Supporting Home-Based Child Care
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Published 2004
Author Marnie Vlahos, Kay Hutchinson, Kay Sohl
Source Enterprise Community Partners
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PDF: 46 pages, 825 kbytes

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Written for community-based organizations with little knowledge of or expertise in child care, this manual provides information on how to support parents who use child care and child care providers in the community. It includes sections on organizing parents, creating an organizing project, supporting providers, and helping to create a provider network. The resources section provides information on a number of helpful organizations and materials.

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