Tribal Child Care And Development Fund: Guide for New Administrators
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APPENDIX D: Potential Collaborative Partners for Tribal CCDF Programs
The following list represents examples of collaborative partners shared by Tribal Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Administrators
Early Childhood
- State CCDF program
- Other tribal CCDF programs
- Head Start programs
- Early Head Start programs
- Afterschool programs
- Private preschool programs
- Family child care home networks
- Brazelton Touchpoints Center ®
- National organizations that support children and families
Education
- Tribal colleges and universities (TCUs)
- Other colleges and universities
- 21st Century Learning Centers
- Tribal and local schools and school districts
- Technical schools
- State Department of Education
- State Special Education Services
- Johnson O’Malley (JOM)
Employment and Training
- Tribal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program
- Tribal Native Employment Works (NEW) program
- State TANF program
- Vocational Rehabilitation programs
- U.S. Department of Labor Summer Youth Employment programs
- Workforce Investment Act (WIA) programs
- State apprenticeship programs
- Industrial parks
Health
- Indian Health Service
- Office of Environmental Health
- U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
- Early intervention programs
- American Red Cross
- Maternal and Child Health
- Even Start
- USDA Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program
- Alcohol and drug abuse programs
Other Collaborative Partners
- Resource and referral agencies
- Libraries (tribally operated and local)
- Elder programs
- Law enforcement agencies
- Indian Child Welfare
- Private foundations
- YMCA/YWCA
- Foster Grandparent program
- AmeriCorps and other national and community service programs
- Housing programs
- Parks and recreation
- Consortia of churches and other religious organizations
- Boys and Girls Clubs
- T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood ® programs
- Tribally funded summer programs
- Teen pregnancy prevention programs
- Native American cultural camps
- Mentor programs
- Tribal courts
- Tribal women’s groups
- Local theaters
- Bureau of Indian Affairs Social Services programs