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Starting, operating, or expanding a child care center
Statewide in Maryland,
66% of mothers with children under age 6 are in the workforce.
80% of mothers with children ages 6 to 17 are in the workforce.
With
a majority of mothers working outside the home, child care
continues to be needed in every community. The need is especially
great for infant care and for before- and after-school care
for older children.
Below are
some informative documents you may find helpful.
(Click
pdf file below 
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Starting, expanding and operating child care | Provider Training | CC Vacancy/Fees Update | ADA | Child Care regulations | Child Care Subsidy | Advocacy | MMSR | Childhood Mental Illness
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Finding Child Care Choosing Child Care Choosing Child Care for Children with Special Needs Illness and Attendance ADA Child Care Regulations POC for Parents Developmental Needs Maryland Model for School Readiness Inititative Workplace Support Employer Assistance A Voice on Issues Links 
Implementing Work/Life Programs Employers and Child Care 
Starting Expanding and Operating Child Care Training Programs Child Care Vacancy Database ADA Child Care Regulations Purchase of Care Advocacy Maryland Model for School Readiness Initiative Childhood Mental Illness Brochure (.pdf) 
Training Programs ADA After School Care Standards Advocacy on Legislative and Regulatory Issues Childhood Mental Illness Links 
Legislative Priorities Legislative Scorecard MCC's Subcommittees POC Subsidy Program ACTION ALERTS Advocacy Guide Public Policy Committee Meeting Dates Links to National Sites Links to Maryland Sites EIC Campaign <'img vqp_img=1 src=/mdcfc/images/terrymenu.gif' width=163 height=50> 
Child Care Demographics Trends in Child Care Child Care Early Education 
MCC Background & History Directions to MCC MCC Membership MCC Calendar of Events MCC Board of Directors Employment Opportunities Links Site Map 
Library Resources Resource / Position Papers 
Training Calendar Entry Form Training of Trainers 
