Tuesday, May 31, 2022
I Thought You Were My Friend ... | Delphine Matta-Brown | TEDxYouth@DPL
Saturday, May 28, 2022
Food Allergy Substitutions
Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Chili Mac
Sunday, May 22, 2022
The Mindset of a Champion | Carson Byblow | TEDxYouth@AASSofia
Thursday, May 19, 2022
Becoming a Provider
- Attend a Licensing Orientation
- Register for the orientation with Community Care Licensing at either the Rohnert Park office (residents of Benicia, Fairfield, Rio Vista, Suisun, and Vallejo) or the Chico office (residents of Dixon and Vacaville)
- Call Rohnert Park office (707) 588-5026 or Chico office (530) 895-5033
- Send $25 per person attending to the respective office:
- Due to COVID 19 restrictions, orientations are currently only available online. See below.
- 8 hours of CPR and First Aid
- 8-hour Preventative Health Practices training
- Complete the Mandated Child Abuse Reporting training online at: https://childcare.mandatedreporterca.com/
- All adults in the home over the age of 18 must provide proof of a current clear tuberculosis (TB) test
- Applicant’s and assistants’ proof of immunization against influenza, pertussis and measles
- Copy of the orientation certificate
- Copies of Health & Safety trainings cards/certificates, Mandated Child Abuse Reporting certificate
- TB tests of all adults living in the home
- Proof of immunizations for those who will work directly with the children
- Check or money order for $73 for small family child care or $140 for a large family child care
- Community Care Licensing will send you a confirmation letter with your facility number
- Use this number on the Livescan Form (LIC 9163 found online at www.ccld.ca.gov) for each adult in the home for fingerprinting & background check After DSS/CCL receives all clearances, you will receive a call from a licensing program analyst to schedule a time for a home inspection
- Prepare your home for your visit from DSS/CCL
Monday, May 16, 2022
Parent Financial Help
The Subsidized Child Care Program may be able to help you pay for child care. We administer early learning and care programs that help low-income families and at-risk children who meet at least one of several Need and Eligibility criteria. The goal of these programs is to promote the health, growth, education, and care of children while their parents work, look for work, go to school, etc.
Parental Choice
SFCS does not provide direct child care. Care must be done by eligible Child Care Centers, Licensed Child Care Homes, or License-Exempt/TrustLined Providers. It is up to parents to choose the child care provider who will best meet their needs. Full or partial reimbursements for care are made directly to the provider.
Age Eligibility
Children are eligible for services through 12 years of age. Children with special needs may be eligible through 21 years of age.
Program Eligibility
Our staff will help you determine which program you may be eligible for.
Each program has strict eligibility guidelines, and all families must qualify under those guidelines to receive services.
CalWORKs Child Care Program
The CalWORKs program serves current and former CalWORKs Cash Aid Recipients.



