Join Tom Copeland for this live virtual training specifically for Kansas child care programs presented by the Department for Children and Families in coordination with KCCTO. In this COVID-19 era, when accepting grants, learn what is taxable income and what can be...
Kansas is hard at work developing the next Child Care and Development Fund Plan. The CCDF Plan outlines how Kansas intends to increase access to child care for low-income families and enhance the quality of all child care throughout the state. Every three years,...
Images from the media can be scary and leave children feeling unsure of their surroundings, fearful, or anxious. According to NAEYC, children rely on the trusted adults in their lives to develop their understanding of big world issues. Creating a space for children to...
Every day, we hear stories of resilient families that have bounced back from great challenges.Stories of hope…and stories of struggle. Through these stories we are gathering nuggets of wisdom about the ways in which things could, and should, be going better… to make...
Effective November 1, 2018, the Department for Children and Families (DCF) is adjusting child care maximum provider rates for child care recipients. The changes will begin to affect child care benefits for some families as early as their November allotment, other...
