Help with Childcare Costs and Finding Quality Childcare
Getting Started
Taking the first step can be challenging. Here at Rutgers Southern Regional CCR&R, we are committed to helping families get the help and resources they need. Visit our getting started page for guidance on applying for subsidy.
Financial Assistance
Rutgers Southern Regional CCR&R services Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties. We provide Financial Assistance on behalf of the child for eligible families by establishing a Parent and Provider Agreement which outlines each person’s responsibilities and obligation. Click here to learn more.
New Jersey’s Child Care Subsidy Assistance Programs uses an electronic attendance and payment system called e-Child Care (ECC), which requires families to use either a swipe card or the phone to check their child in and out of care.
Resource and Referral
Our team of Resource and Referral Specialists can assist you in finding a child care provider to establish the necessary and appropriate arrangements for child care. There are many types of child care options for families. Click here to learn more.
Finding Quality Child Care
Quality Matters. Learn how New Jersey families can support their program’s early childhood quality initiatives.
You can obtain more details by visiting Grow NJ Kids’ Family-Friendly website at www.grownjkids.com.
Locate Your Program's Most Recent Inspection Reports
The NJ Department of Children and Families-Office of Licensing has made it easier for you to review your center's inspection report, conducted every three years, to help you better gauge health, safety, and appropriate programming for children from infants, toddlers, preschool, and after-school. Simply click into the site, click 'Submit' and you can locate the programs by county/name. You are encouraged to discuss the inspection report with your program for further information and clarification.
We are here to support your family's needs
Meet your Family Engagement Specialist (FES) and learn more about resources and information that are available to our five counties' families and children.
Getting Started
Taking the first step can be challenging. Here at Rutgers Southern Regional CCR&R, we are committed to helping families get the help and resources they need. Visit our getting started page for guidance on applying for subsidy.
Financial Assistance
Rutgers Southern Regional CCR&R services Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties. We provide Financial Assistance on behalf of the child for eligible families by establishing a Parent and Provider Agreement which outlines each person’s responsibilities and obligation. Click here to learn more.
New Jersey’s Child Care Subsidy Assistance Programs uses an electronic attendance and payment system called e-Child Care (ECC), which requires families to use either a swipe card or the phone to check their child in and out of care.
Resource and Referral
Our team of Resource and Referral Specialists can assist you in finding a child care provider to establish the necessary and appropriate arrangements for child care. There are many types of child care options for families. Click here to learn more.
Finding Quality Child Care
Quality Matters. Learn how New Jersey families can support their program’s early childhood quality initiatives.
You can obtain more details by visiting Grow NJ Kids’ Family-Friendly website at www.grownjkids.com.
Locate Your Program's Most Recent Inspection Reports
The NJ Department of Children and Families-Office of Licensing has made it easier for you to review your center's inspection report, conducted every three years, to help you better gauge health, safety, and appropriate programming for children from infants, toddlers, preschool, and after-school. Simply click into the site, click 'Submit' and you can locate the programs by county/name. You are encouraged to discuss the inspection report with your program for further information and clarification.
We are here to support your family's needs
Meet your Family Engagement Specialist (FES) and learn more about resources and information that are available to our five counties' families and children.
Montclair State University-Center for Autism & Early Childhood Mental Health proudly presents:
Nov. 4, 11, 18 from 5:15-6:30 pm
Free online three week prenatal Lamaze childbirth workshop open to expectant parents, and community partners.
About this event
Free Prenatal childbirth education to focus on a safe and healthy birth; respectful maternity care and regional resources to foster community. On three Thursdays,11/4. 11/11 & 11/18/21, 5;15-6:30 pm
Free online three week prenatal Lamaze childbirth workshop open to expectant parents, and community partners. From stages of labor, comfort measures and recovering from childbirth, each workshop is centered in joy and justice for maternal justice and support to parenthood
Click here to register and get more information.
Nov. 4, 11, 18 from 5:15-6:30 pm
Free online three week prenatal Lamaze childbirth workshop open to expectant parents, and community partners.
About this event
Free Prenatal childbirth education to focus on a safe and healthy birth; respectful maternity care and regional resources to foster community. On three Thursdays,11/4. 11/11 & 11/18/21, 5;15-6:30 pm
Free online three week prenatal Lamaze childbirth workshop open to expectant parents, and community partners. From stages of labor, comfort measures and recovering from childbirth, each workshop is centered in joy and justice for maternal justice and support to parenthood
Click here to register and get more information.
COVID-19 Your Family's Outdoor Safety Checklists:
Warm weather is arriving across the United States, and consumers are heading outside to do yard work, perform outdoor home repairs and to play and exercise. While you practice safe social distancing and other COVID-19 precautions to protect those you love, Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) urges you to safeguard your family from product-related hazards as well.
In response to the current crisis, CPSC has created a new series of Home Safe Checklists that focus on outdoor activities. Print the lists that work for you, and spend a few moments checking off the safety items. When so much in the world seems beyond control, these checklists are simple, clear steps you can take for the safety of your family.
Home Safe: Yard Work
Home Safe: Outdoor Repairs
Home Safe: Playing Outdoor
Warm weather is arriving across the United States, and consumers are heading outside to do yard work, perform outdoor home repairs and to play and exercise. While you practice safe social distancing and other COVID-19 precautions to protect those you love, Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) urges you to safeguard your family from product-related hazards as well.
In response to the current crisis, CPSC has created a new series of Home Safe Checklists that focus on outdoor activities. Print the lists that work for you, and spend a few moments checking off the safety items. When so much in the world seems beyond control, these checklists are simple, clear steps you can take for the safety of your family.
Home Safe: Yard Work
Home Safe: Outdoor Repairs
Home Safe: Playing Outdoor
KEEPING MY HOME SAFE DURING COVID-19
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Checklists for Keeping Your Home Safe During COVID-19
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Checklists for Keeping Your Home Safe During COVID-19
- During these times of uncertainty, you want your home to be a safe place for you and your loved ones. Especially now, when you are spending so much time indoors, you need to be able to identify and handle the hidden hazards in your home that can cause injury or death. Just as you are working to protect those you love from COVID-19, CPSC urges you to protect your family from these hazards as well.
- CPSC continues to protect the public from dangerous consumer products through science, investigation, corrective action and communication. In response to the current crisis, CPSC has created a series of Home Safe Checklists, whether your home has babies, teens or seniors—or all of them. Print the lists that work for you, and spend a few moments checking off the safety items. When so much in the world seems beyond control, these checklists are simple, clear steps you can take for the safety of your family.
- Home Safe with Young Children
- Home Safe with Older Children
- Home Safe with Seniors
- Home Safe for Everyone
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Safety-Education/Safety-Education-Centers/covid-19-home-safety
- https://www.cpsc.gov/es/SeguridadConsumidor/
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