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Staffed Family Child Care Network

Family Child Care Networks offer providers opportunities to develop long term professional relationships and peer to peer support. When you become a member in a network, you will have access to supports and resources that can help you improve your business practices. The Family Child Care Networks are committed to working with you to provide free coaching, consultation and professional development to promote your business and meet the need of having quality child care accessible to families in your community.

CTAEYC is proud to be the Staffed Family Child Care Network in Regions 3, 4, 5, and 6

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Below, please find each Region's SFCCN Facilitator and their contact information.

Ready to complete registration for a Network? Please email your Region Facilitator.

We look forward to supporting you in your work as a Family Child Care Provider!

Director of Operations

Katie Hagen
(475) 343-4023
khagen@ctaeyc.org
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Region 3 North East

Katie Pinkham
(475) 343-4492
kpinkham@ctaeyc.org
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Region 5 South Central

Jacqueline Hernandez
(475) 343-3953
jhernandez@ctaeyc.org
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Region 4 South West

Marta Cruz
(475) 343-4355
mcruz@ctaeyc.org
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Region 6 South East

Rachel Russo
(475) 343-4651 
rrusso@ctaeyc.org
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Interested in more information before registering with a Network?

Please reach out directly to your regional facilitator.

 

There is no cost to join a Family Child Care Network.

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All other categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties

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Staffed Family Child Care Network members gathered in the CTAEYC office in November for a workshop entitled
"Understanding and Supporting Special Interest in Children with Autism", presented by The Hangout Spot.
Participants learned how to develop special interests
into social opportunities and how to harness the
power of special interests to help their students
branch out and explore novel experiences.

On Saturday, family child care educators in Region 3 gathered for a workshop led by
Jean Barresi about block play and it's importance in early childhood programs. Attendees left this two hour workshop with
not only knowledge about the
Family Child Care Environmental Rating Scale and how to implement more block play into
their days, but also with a kit of blocks
and accessories for their programs!

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