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38 States and the District of Columbia

Today, ECE Shared Resources™ is utilized in 37 states and the District of Columbia, serving as a foundation for shared services initiatives and supporting quality care in thousands of family- and center-based child care programs, serving almost two million children across the United States.

POWERFUL PARTNERSHIPS

Providers benefit when strong partnerships are forged to ensure ECE business success. This includes a wide variety of agencies that support programs with the resources that address provider challenges, achieve business sustainability, and strengthen efforts to meet compliance requirements.

90% of states provide the platform for free to their ECE communities

COMMUNITY STRIDES

Strong ECE communities have two things in common – they invest in child care as an essential part of community success and actively build collaboration among diverse agencies to support the work of child care providers.

Diagram breakdown of Types of programs on the platform 42% centers, 29% family childcare, 19% preschool before or after school care, 6% faith-based, 4% all other; Who uses the platform: 70% admins directors, or owners, 17% consultants, coaches and TA staff, 13% teachers, teacher assistants, and caregivers

HELPING HANDS

We all need a helping hand sometimes. In child care, experts from many different agencies support providers with business coaching and technical assistance to transform ECE communities and strengthen provider businesses.

99 percent of people agree my shared resources platform has the tools and resources I need and offers substantial opportunities to save money

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Praise for ChildcareTennessee

Praise for ChildcareTennessee as their shared services platform, powered by CCA for Social Good, is able to deliver a strong support system to ECE programs statewide.

Sandy Greene, owner and operator of The Greene House Children's Center in Dunlap, Tennessee, discusses how important the administrative resources on ChildcareTennessee.com are for her program. She also shares how she uses discounts through ChildcareTennessee.com's savings programs to make her operating dollars go further. This project is funded through a grant with the Tennessee Department of Human Services and The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.