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Washington, District of Columbia, United States
A U.S. government portal helping families locate safe, affordable, high-quality child care and related resources.
ChildCare.gov is a U.S. government portal operated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Care (OCC). It helps parents access safe and quality child care services in their community, provides free tools and resources, and connects families to state and territory programs. It supports low-income working families by providing access to affordable, high-quality early care and afterschool programs and administers the CCDF in collaboration with states, territories and tribes to help families find care that fits their needs and prepares children for school.
ChildCare.gov helps parents access safe and quality child care services in their community that best fits their family’s needs.
What we offer
ChildCare.gov
Access tools and resources for safe, quality child care in your community.
www.childcare.gov/Market segments
Child care referral and resource directories
Searchable, state-based directories and referral services that list local child care providers, offer provider details and filters to help families locate appropriate care.
Child care subsidy and benefits navigation
Services that inform families about financial assistance programs (including CCDF), eligibility, enrollment pathways and connections to state and tribal subsidy resources.
Child care licensing, background checks, and oversight
Information and reporting capabilities that surface licensing requirements, inspection reports, staff background checks and complaint guidance to support regulatory oversight and consumer safety.
Early childhood health, development, and quality information
Resources that provide guidance on child health, development, safety and quality ratings to help families assess providers and support early learning outcomes.
More information about our offering
ChildCare.gov
ChildCare.gov is a U.S. government platform operated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Care. It provides free tools and resources to help families find safe, high-quality child care in their community, and connects families to state, territorial, and tribal programs. It also offers information on licensing, background checks, health and safety, and access to financial assistance resources.
- Find Local Child Care ProvidersUsers can effortlessly search for available child care facilities tailored to their requirements and locations, streamlining the process.
- Access Financial SupportFamilies can discover various funding options available to them to help alleviate the costs associated with child care, enhancing accessibility.
- Verify Provider CredentialsParents can obtain crucial details about child care providers’ licensing and safety protocols, fostering informed decisions.
- File Child Care Complaints EasilyUsers can find step-by-step instructions and resources for reporting issues within child care facilities, ensuring children's safety and well-being.
- Support Children's DevelopmentThe platform provides essential resources aimed at promoting children’s physical and emotional health, ensuring a robust developmental foundation.
- Evaluate Care QualityResources available for families to compare and choose care options based on quality ratings and available assessments.