Using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Spectrum of Opportunities framework, Go NAPSACC has developed the “Go NAPSACC in the Spectrum of Opportunities”, a graphic demonstrating states efforts to implement the program in all nine spectrum opportunities.
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Better Together, an integrated initiative by Nemours Children’s Health System and UNC Children’s Healthy Weight Research Group, launches online learning collaboratives materials available in Go NAPSACC’s Consultant Resources. Starting in September 2022, learning collaboratives will be available for the Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding, Child Nutrition, Infant & Child Physical Activity, and Screen Time modules. These materials (PowerPoint slides, Resource Guides and Implementation Toolkit) are free to any Go NAPSACC contracted state. To learn more about the learning collaboratives, click Read More.
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The Go NAPSACC Team is always eager to hear how using Go NAPSACC has impacted a child care program, community, organization, or state. Read all the success stories that are shared by our providers across states.
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Go NAPSACC’s Nation Advisory Group (NAG) continues its work in 2022, with the goals of increasing access and equitable use of Go NAPSACC, keeping the team informed and grounded in the realities of implementation, bringing representative stakeholders to the table to help influence Go NAPSACC's future direction, and improving communication between states that use Go NAPSACC. Additionally, in 2022, NAG participants will have more opportunities to present to the group and hold leadership roles. For access to the 2022 meeting minutes and materials, click Read More.
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The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan serves as the Lead Agency's application for CCDF funds by providing a description of how the program will be administered in accordance with CCDF law and regulations to provide high-quality child care services to eligible families.
The CCDF Plan also presents an opportunity for states and territories to demonstrate the activities and services they are providing to meet the needs of low-income children and families. The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) makes Plans publicly available to many users including members of Congress, Congressional committees, state and local child care administrators, advocacy groups, researchers, and the general public.
To learn more about how Go NAPSACC can fit into your 2022-2024 CCDF plan, click Read More.
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