Quality Care for Children (QCC)

BOOST Scholarship ProgramProgram

BOOST Scholarship Program helps families pay for child care when they cannot get CAPS. It is for families with children who are homeless, near homeless, low income, or facing an emergency.

Business Support ServicesProgram

Business coaching for child care owners and leaders. It covers money management, automation, and best practices, with one-on-one and group training.

Child Care Food ProgramProgram

QCC sponsors child care programs in the federal food program. Members get a monthly check to help pay for meals and snacks, plus nutrition help.

Child Care Provider TrainingProgram

Training for people who work in early childhood education. It includes live webinars, in-person classes, and self-paced online courses such as CDA and a 40-hour director course.

Family Child Care NetworkProgram

A network for people who run family child care homes. Members get business training, events during the year, and a mentorship program.

Farm to Early Care and EducationProgram

QCC provides Eat, Learn, Grow materials and resources to help child care programs add local foods, food education, and gardening.

Finding and Affording Child CareService

QCC helps parents learn about child care types, choose a provider, and find tuition help when it is available.

Georgia Early Care and Education Harvest of the MonthProgram

This campaign promotes a different local, seasonal fruit or vegetable each month in child care settings and offers classroom, kitchen, and home resources.