| Resource Name | Description |
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| Alberta Child Care Subsidy | Eligible families can apply for child care subsidies if they have children age 0 to Grade 6 enrolled in a:
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| Alberta Early Learning & Childcare Centers | Child care is an essential part of Alberta’s economy. When parents and caregivers go to work or school, they need to know their children are safe and have the resources they need to grow and thrive. |
| FLIGHT: Alberta's Early Learning and Care Network | Flight is a curriculum framework intended to guide the significant work of early learning and child care educators with young children (ages 0 – before 6 years) and their families in centre-based child care and family day home settings. |
| Association of Early Childhood Educators of Alberta | The Association of Early Childhood Educators of Alberta (AECEA) is a non-profit member-based society that advocates for higher educational standards, wages, system support, and better working conditions for those in the early childhood education landscape. |
| Alberta Health Services | Alberta Health Services (AHS) is proud to be part of Canada’s first and largest provincewide, integrated health system, responsible for delivering health services to more than 4.5 million people living in Alberta, as well as occasionally to some residents of other provinces and territories. |
| Canadian Child Care Federation | The Canadian Child Care Federation believes that high quality child care is everyone's responsibility, and makes for a better Canada. Well educated child care professionals are motivated to deliver quality early learning and child care with passion. |
| Alberta Family Wellness | The Resilience Scale is a proven tool for helping audiences understand how resilience is built and maintained. A new international initiative shows its promise as a tool for coordinating care and measuring progress. |
| Institute of Child Psychology | ICP was founded to educate parents and professionals on issues pertaining to children’s mental health, and to promote the psychological and emotional well-being of children and adolescents. |
| Canadian Paediatric Society | The Canadian Paediatric Society is the national association of paediatricians, committed to working together to advance the health of children and youth by nurturing excellence in health care, advocacy, education, research and support of its membership. |
| Calgary Immigrant Women's Association | CIWA (Calgary Immigrant Women’s Association) supports immigrant and refugee women, girls and their families. We have more than 50 programs that can support you with settlement needs, language and employment training, family matters and much more. |
| Family Day Home Standards Manual | Family day home programs are one of the child care options available to parents and caregivers in Alberta. Under section 18 of the Early Learning and Child Care Act, family day home educators can provide child care to a maximum of six children aged 0-12 years old (or 13 or 14 years of age who, because of a special need, require child care), not including their own children, in their own private residences. |
| Alberta child care affordability grant funding guide | This document is a reference guide for the Affordability Grant provided under the Alberta-Canada Early Learning and Child Care Agreement. It outlines the eligibility, rates, and process for accessing the Affordability Grant for licensed daycares, out-of-school care programs, preschools, family day home agencies, and group family care in Alberta. |
Reflections Family Dayhome Agency, located in the Treaty 7 Region of Southern Alberta, Canada, values diversity and promotes inclusivity, respecting the experiences of First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and all community members. We acknowledge Canada's history of racism and commit to equitable policies and practices, upholding human rights and dignity.