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NJCCA Successfully Achieves Launch Of Automated Electronic CARI Check Retrieval System

Two years of persistent lobbying has granted our industry the ability to request, pay for and receive results of CARI checks online. As you are all very much aware, the current process involved with obtaining CARI check results is extremely tedious and lengthy.

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NJCCA successfully advocates for changes to NJ-DCF Child Care Manual/Regulations

The Department of Children and Families' (DCF) "Child Care Manual" was readopted with several changes on March 6, 2017. The New Jersey Child Care Association (NJCCA) had two members serve on the ad-hoc citizen's advisory committee.

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NJCCA's Fall Symposium

 

blue_leaf.webpNJCCA's Fall Symposium

Saturday October 1, 2022

7:45 am to 2:45 pm

St. Mary's Catholic Church - Parish Hall

1 Phalanx Road 

Colts Neck, NJ 07722

 Early Bird Rate Good Until 9/5/22

6 Hours of Training Provided!

Breakfast and Lunch Included in Registration

Keynote Address - The Joy in the Journey 

Shannon Hendricks, Director

Children's Services

Bryan's House

Dallas, TX

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Governor Murphy Investing in Child Care

Governor Phil Murphy and Human Services Acting Commissioner Sarah Adelman today announced plans to invest more than $700 million to help parents pay for child care, provide bonus pay to child care workers, and distribute grants and increase support for child care providers.

“We know that child care is one of the key challenges facing families – especially single moms – as they rejoin our workforce,”  said Governor Murphy.  “Through these investments, we are committed to providing the necessary support to ensure that this challenge does not become an obstacle.”

“As we continue to manage and recover from the challenges of the pandemic, child care continues to be a top priority to strengthening our economy and our workforce,”  Acting Commissioner Adelman said . “We know that affordable, reliable and quality child care is especially critical for working mothers who have been disproportionately affected by the impacts of the pandemic. We are committed to doing everything we can to strengthen and support every segment of child care in New Jersey. We also thank our Congressional delegation for their hard work and contributions to bringing these dollars to New Jersey families.” 

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