Star New Mexico Licensed Facility / Camp Coyote / Stone Child College / Tenas Illahee Child Care Center / National American Indian/Alaska Native Child Care Institute / United Tribes Technical College / /
Jemez and New Mexico’s Division of Children Youth and Families / Child Care and Development Fund / American Indian/Alaska Native Child Care Institute in Salt Lake City / Start Center on the Reservation / Sicangu Lakota Nation / Nevada Tribal Early Childhood Advisory Committee / Gardeners of Colusa County / the Sierra Cascade Nutrition and Activity Consortium / Development Fund / Jemez Pueblo Child Care Center / Indian Community Council / Nevada Early Childhood Advisory Council / Child Care Agency / Tenas Illahee Child Care Center / United Tribes Technical College / Literacy Curriculum Development & Instruction Social-emotional Development Inclusive Child Care Administration / Jemez Child Care Center / office of Head Start / Native American Club / Advanced CCDF Program Administration / Child Development Center / Background Check Tribal Federal Child Abuse Registry Sex Offender Registry Center / office of Child Care State Licensing Standards / Public School / Oklahoma Licensing Division / National Center on Tribal Child Care Implementation and Innovation / National Tribal Center / Stone Child College / Kanza Child Care Center / School-Age Child Care Activities School / /
Person
Robinson Rancheria / Start Full-Day / Care Activities / Bois Forte / /
Position
certified Mental Health Counselor / manager / Quality Coordinator / Nett Lake School Early Childhood Special Education Coordinator / language/cultural teacher for the / First Lady / Major / sign language interpreter / representative / Head / /
Summary of Tribal Child Care Activities FY[removed]T he Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) provides approximately $5 billion to States, Territories, and Tribes to improve the affordability, accessibility, and qual