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The CCCR&R Network is a statewide, nonprofit, membership organization of local R&R agencies.

Since its founding, the Network has been a leader in understanding the demographics of California and the nation. The Network has worked with child care professionals to improve the supply and quality of child care, has developed innovative partnerships with business and government, and has helped its members respond to changing economic, social, and family needs. Through its 57 member agencies, the Network plays a unique and powerful role helping parents, providers, and communities work together to ensure that children of all ages are protected, nurtured, and educated. The Network and its members raise a public voice for unmet child care needs, and are persistent and passionate in their advocacy for children and families.

10/30/2026

It was wonderful that the TrustLine team had the opportunity to participate in TCCAC’s partner café to connect and network with programs that support indigenous children and families in California.

10/28/2026

Don’t be spooked by curriculum planning! The activities and routines ECE providers do each day can be supported with the free tools on eceresourcesca.org.

Members of the Network and those providing care and education for children in CA receive FREE access to eceresourcesca.org (a subscription valued at $100 annually, provided by the CA Child Care R&R Network).

Visit www.ECEresourcesCA.org to register today!

10/27/2026

We recently held a Family Child Care Facilitator Guide Training of Trainers, and here is what one participant said.

10/23/2026

Powerful words and important perspectives!

During our 2026 Joint Annual Conference Political Panel, Shayna Englin of the California Community Foundation shared valuable insights on the political landscape and what lies ahead for California.

This video highlights some of her powerful remarks and reminds us why conversations like these matter as we work together to strengthen communities and support California's children and working families.

Like Shayna said, "Child care is economic infrastructure."

We’re carrying these insights forward as we prepare for the “Strong Families, Strong Economy Advocacy Day” on February 24, 2027, alongside partners from across California. This statewide effort will bring together advocates from across family-serving sectors, including child care, healthcare, housing, food, and more, to the State Capitol to champion investments that strengthen California’s families, communities, and economy.

Thank you, Shayna and all of our panelists, for contributing your perspective to this important discussion!

10/22/2026

Last month, on September 10th, the Census Bureau published a proposed rule that would change who is counted in the 2030 Census, where they are counted, and which questions the census may ask.

Here is a list from the Leadership Conference Education Fund on the proposed changes:

• Exclude any non-U.S. citizens without a green card from the apportionment count
• Eliminate questions about race and ethnicity from the census form
• Ban future questions about sexual orientation
• Tie residency to tax records rather than where people actually live
• Remove specificity and increase the risk that some groups (foster youth, people in shelters, and others) will be missed or counted in the wrong place.

Why Does the Census NPRM Matter?

State and federal administrators, advocates, researchers and policymakers rely on accurate census data to determine funding and resource allocation, assess community needs, identify racial/ethnic inequities, and to measure policy impacts.

Proposed changes to the 2030 census data could mean:

• Reduced funding for our critical social service programs that support low-income working families;
• Difficulty identifying community needs and trends that advocates rely on to increase local funding and support services;
• Continued reduction in resources and supports for California’s most vulnerable families and children.

Take Action!
➔ Submit a public comment by November 2, 2026. Tell the Census Bureau how the proposed changes could affect your community and urge the Bureau not to adopt them. https://www.regulations.gov/commenton/USBC-2026-0628-0001?utm_source=Network+Primary+List&utm_campaign=6de66af11c-AB+495+Amendments_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-8b3ccb31d8-602264046

10/20/2026

📣SAVE THE DATE: February 23 - 24, 2027📣

Strong Families. Strong Economy. Stronger California.

Join Thriving Families CA, the Network, and a coalition of organizations and advocates from across the state for a powerful day of action on February 24 at the California State Capitol in Sacramento.

Together, we'll bring the voices of businesses, families, parents, providers, community-based organizations, and statewide advocates to the Capitol to meet with legislators and California’s state leaders and make the case for policies and investments that help families and our economy thrive.

To prepare for the day, all Advocacy Day participants are invited to join us on February 23 for advocacy training and preparation for legislative meetings.

Our message is simple: Families make California work, so California should work for families.
Child care, food, housing, transportation, and family support services aren’t extras—they are critical economic infrastructure that helps families work, businesses thrive, and communities grow.
Together, we’ll bring the voices of families and the organizations that serve them directly to the Capitol.

📅 February 23–24, 2027

📍 California State Capitol | Sacramento, CA

More details coming soon. Join us!

10/16/2026

What brought you here?

Our 2026 Joint Annual Conference brought together professionals from across California to connect, share experiences, exchange ideas, and bring new insights back to the communities they serve.

At the heart of our work is a shared commitment to one essential question: What will it take to ensure every child and family has the support they need to thrive?

We caught up with an attendee to hear about their experience, what they learned, and what they're taking away from this year's conference!

Because when we invest in the people who support children and working families, we strengthen all of California!

10/16/2026

The Network is looking for a CEO!

The CEO will lead the organization while helping shape its future by strengthening its organizational capacity, membership model, statewide partnerships, policy influence, communications, governance, and financial sustainability.

Learn More & Apply: https://rrnetwork.org/ceo

10/13/2026

Address

1 Polk Street, Unit 201
San Fransisco, CA
94102

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14158820234

Website

http://www.rrnetwork.org/, https://rrnetwork.org/family-services/find-child-care, https://www.eceresourcesca.org/marketi

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