
Contact Us
Child Care Aware® of North Dakota delivers services statewide from our network of five regional offices.
800-997-8515 | STAFF DIRECTORY
BISMARCK | 701-530-2525 | 1616 Capitol Way |
FARGO | 701-476-6820 | 3911 20th Avenue S. |
MINOT | 701-418-1430 | 1905 2nd Street S., Suite 1B |
JAMESTOWN | 701-252-0350 | 419 5th Street NE, Suite 7 |
GRAND FORKS | 701-787-7755 | 412 Demers Avenue |
Our Services
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Help Families Find and Use Child Care
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Child Care Aware® maintains North Dakota’s only comprehensive statewide database of child care options, including family and group care providers, child care centers and school age programs. We help families:
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Our web-based searchable database of regulated child care programs helps families create a customized list of child care programs that match their needs.
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We offer resources and one-on-one assistance from our Parent Service Specialists to help families gain an understanding of early childhood care and evaluate care options
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Links to financial assistance to help families pay for child care.
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Strengthen Skills of Child Care Providers
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Child Care Aware® of North Dakota offers consultation and develops training to strengthen the skills of child care providers.
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We develop training and guide the professional development of caregivers, teachers and administrators through on-line training options, conferences and courses.
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Child Care Aware® early childhood consultants help child care providers develop curriculum and activities that capture children's interest and foster learning.
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Child Care Aware® Start-Up consultants help individuals and communities start child care and run a successful business.
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Help Communities Meet Child Care Needs
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The quality and availability of child care impacts economic development and the state’s education system. Child Care Aware® partners with communities to implement strategies that address child care challenges and build capacity.
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Child Care Aware® works with community leaders, employers, law enforcement, teachers, economic developers and others to assess a community's child care needs, raise awareness and develop solutions that serve the physical, emotional and educational needs of young children and their families.
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Including supply and demand, the cost of child care and information about the child care workforce.