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| Training and Quality Committee |
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The Training/Quality Committee consists of a wide cross section of partners from the childhood care and education community who’s over arching work is to Support Oregon Families by increasing the number of trained and educated providers in the Child Care Workforce.
Co-Chairs: Rosseta Wangrin
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Interested Parties
The TQC meets from 1:00-4:00. Please contact Sonja Svenson for location.
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September 8
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November 10
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| Supply Committee |
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The purpose of the Supply of Child Care Committee is to improve local recruitment and retention of the child care workforce. Current goals include determining the supply and demand of child care along with providing input to the Oregon Commission for Children and Families on what to include in planning for child care, on strategies for counties to use to increase and stabilize the child care workforce, on guidance materials for community planning for children, and on training for community planning.
Co-Chairs: Mary Nemmers & Kim Cardona
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| The Inclusive Child Care Committee |
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The Inclusive Child Care Committee is a subcommittee of the Childhood Care and Education Coordinating Council (CCECC). The purpose of the Inclusive Child Care Committee is to:
- Identify issues, effective practices and barriers related to child care and out-of-school time programs for Oregon children and adolescents with special needs and their families;
- Recommend policy and best practice that support inclusion of children and youth with diverse needs and abilities in child care and out-of-school time settings.
- Make recommendations to the CCECC and receive charges from the CCECC related to issues concerning child care and children with special needs;
- Work with partners to remove barriers to inclusion of children and youth in typical child care and out-of-school time settings.
- Provide education and support to parents on issues related to child care and out-of-school time settings for children and youth with special needs.
The Inclusive Child Care Committee is composed of interested agency and organization representatives, as well as parent and provider representatives from around the state. The Committee is headed by two co-chairs, The Inclusive Child Care Program provide staffing support for the Committee.
Co-Chairs: Donna Lewelling & Dawn Norris
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Click on date to view the minutes ( will be posted as they become available )
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January 11 - CANCELLED
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March 13
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July 10
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September 11-CANCELLED
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September 13 - CANCELLED
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November 13
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November 8
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All meetings are from 9-12 at:
19300 SW 65th Avenue
Tualatin, Oregon 97062
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| Oregon Child Care Research Partnership |
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The Child Care Division is responsible for ensuring accountability for state and federal investments in child care. To support accountability and the application of research-based practices in child care, the Child Care Division led in the creation of the Oregon Child Care Research Partnership (OCCRP) in 1989. The OCCRP is a collaboration of state child care administrative staff, university and private research centers and researchers, as well as child care advocates and practitioners.
The OCCRP seeks to advance and share knowledge about child care policies and programs and their impacts on children, families, and child care providers. The OCCRP is committed to creation and implementation of a statewide, comprehensive performance measurement system that appropriately utilizes a shared set of measures and systematically shares information with child care policy makers, researchers, practitioners and consumers.
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Bobbie Weber
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(Minutes will be posted as they become available)
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January 2
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February 6
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March 5
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April 2
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May 7
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June 4
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July 2
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September 3
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October-Researchers Roundtable TBA
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October - Researchers Roundtable
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November 5
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OCCRP meets monthly (except August and December) from 9:30 pm to 12:00 pm on the first Wednesday of the month at the Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral Network Offices, 805 Liberty NE, Salem, OR.
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| Health Links |
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The Child Care Health Consultation Advisory Committee works in collaboration with the DHS - Office of Family Health and other state and local partners to sustain and integrate healthy child care services and activities as part of an emerging childhood care and education system in order to improve child health and the quality of child care in Oregon.
Chair
Dianna Pickett
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2008 Meeting Schedule/Minutes (will be posted as they become available)
All meetings are from 9-12 at:
19300 SW 65th Avenue
Tualatin, Oregon 97062
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| Child Care Contribution Tax Credit Advisory Committee |
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The Child Care Contribution Tax Credit Advisory Committee meets on an as needed basis to discuss all aspects of the Child Care Contribution Tax Credit and pilot projects taking place in Lane and Multnomah County.
Contact Person
Dawn Norris
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(Minutes will be posted as they become available)
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| Department of Human Service Child Care Advisory Committee |
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The Department of Human Services (DHS) Child Care Advisory Committee is made up primarily of child care partners and advocates. Field staff also participate and it is led by central office child care program staff. It has three main purposes:
· It is a forum for partners, advocates and field staff to discuss possible policy changes and service delivery issues.
· It gives us an opportunity to let the broader child care community know what is happening in the DHS Child Care program.
· To some extent, the members of the group play an advocacy role on behalf of the subsidy program to their own and other organizations in the community.
Contact Person: Rhonda Prodzinski
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February 7
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April 3
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June 5
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August 7
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October 2
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December 4
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Meets from 9:00-12:00 on the first Thursday of every other month, beginning with February.
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