CCR&R Resources

To find regional CCR&Rs, please see our Regional CCR&R Information.

Find Child Care Oregon

Find Child Care Oregon

Helps families locate child care through referrals and provides resources about child care needs.

Oregon Spark Resources

Oregon’s Quality Recognition and Improvement System (QRIS), is a voluntary program that helps providers strengthen their practices, build on what’s working, and celebrate their progress.

CCCCRR

Food Handler Certification

Find out how early educators can get their Oregon Food Handler Certification for free.

Child Care Aware of America

Child Care Aware of America

National network of CCR&R agencies to ensure families have access to quality, affordable child care.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Resources and Assistance for CCR&Rs

A wide variety of supports are available to help you. Please take advantage of the resources you need to help you succeed.

211info offers comprehensive child care referrals to support families searching for child care. 211info staff will work with you and search the database to provide you with referrals that fit your child care needs. Please contact 211info and listen for the prompt for child care:

CALL 211 or 1-866-698-6155
TEXT keyword “children” or “ninos” to 898211 (TXT211)
EMAIL children@211info.org
HOURS Monday-Friday 7am-11pm; Saturday-Sunday 8am-8pm

To search for child care providers online, click here.

Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) – Office of Child Care

Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC): Starting and Expanding Your Business : For Providers

Oregon Center for Career Development/Oregon Registry Online (ORO) – OCCD promotes professional development to achieve high quality care and education for children, and creates and supports training and education.

Employment Related Day Care (ERDC) program – Information for providers and families

Inclusive Partners –  Inclusive Partners promotes inclusive child care practices that help all children succeed. We provide technical assistance, training and support to child care providers so families of children with higher needs can play, work, and learn together.