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Scott County Licensed Family Child Care Association

We are caring, licensed providers in Scott County who believe in providing licensed care for children in a family home setting.

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Looking For Child Care?
Membership
- Become a Member/Renew Membership
- SLCFCCA Member Benefits
Provider Resources
Parent Resources
Training & Events
Contact Us
- SCLFCCA Board Members
Log In
Cart

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Family Child Care Pathways to Success
January 2, 2020
Family Child Care Pathways to Success
August 21, 2019
Family Child Care Pathways to Success
January 4, 2019
Family Child Care Pathways to Success
September 7, 2018
Family Child Care Pathways to Success
January 5, 2018
Becoming Licensed, New Providers

Becoming Licensed – First Steps
June 9, 2017
New Providers, Pathways to Success Course, Training

A Training Series for New (or Newer) Providers!
June 8, 2017
New Providers, Provider Resource

Scott County Licensing – Provider Info
June 6, 2017

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SCLFCCA Web Site Disclaimer. Scott County Licensed Family Child Care Association (SCLFCCA) offers a publicly accessible free web site to members to post information about their family child care and vacancies. Parents may use this web site for child care searches. SCLFCCA does not guarantee the accuracy of the information concerning any provider in our files. Information is provided to this web site by the provider. SCLFCCA does not license, endorse, or recommend any particular provider, nor do we make any judgment about the quality of care given by any provider. SCLFCCA urges parents to interview a provider, visit the provider's home and to check the provider's references before leaving a child in a provider's care.

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