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Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS)

Rocky Mountain Human Services provides early intervention at no cost to parents or families for infants and toddlers who have developmental delays as well as resources for children and adults with developmental disabilities.  
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Topic Areas:

Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Health and Safety | Mental Health / Social Emotional Wellness | Parents, Families, and Community | Providers and Educators

Keywords:

developmental delays | developmental disabilities | early intervention | infant | special needs | speech therapy | toddlers

Early Childhood LINC (Learning and Innovation Network for Communities)

Early Childhood-LINC is a learning and innovation network developed by and for communities. The mission is to support families and improve results for young children in communities across the country with a focus on accelerating the development of effective, integrated, local early childhood systems. EC-LINC is a program of the Center for the Study of Social Policy (CSSP).  
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Topic Areas:

Data / Research / Policy | Parents, Families, and Community | Providers and Educators

Keywords:

advocacy | policy | systems building

PDIS Information Registration

This is the PDIS (Professional Development & Information System) portion of Colorado Shines. PDIS supports a variety of early childhood professionals at all levels of experience and education. It tracks training and education and provides high quality online professional development.  
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Topic Areas:

Professional Development Resources | Providers and Educators | Quality Improvement and Coaching Resources

Keywords:

early childhood teacher | early childhood teacher qualifications | professional development

National Association for Family Child Care

NAFCC is a national membership organization working with more than 400 State and local family child care provider associations across the United States. The mission of NAFCC is to support the profession of family child care and to encourage high-quality care for children. The focus of NAFCC is to provide technical assistance to family child care associations. This assistance is provided through developing leadership, addressing issues of diversity, and promoting quality and professionalism through NAFCC's Family Child Care Accreditation.  
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Topic Areas:

Licensing / Pre-licensing | Professional Development Resources | Providers and Educators | Quality Improvement and Coaching Resources

Keywords:

accreditation | business | family child care | home care provider