Family Child Care Program

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri

Building 470, Room 1111
7:30am-4:30pm M-F
 
(573) 596-0238
Family Child Care (FCC) is a professional quarters-based child care system offering care to children from 4 weeks through 12 years.   The program provides high quality care, in-home style setting, with a  limited number of children.  It offers full day, part day, and hourly, plus extended hours, including 24 hour and long term care.

 

FCC Services

Structure

Monitoring

Unique Care

Career Opportunities

Peace of Mind


Services

 

Full Day, Part Day, Hourly Care
Evening. Weekend, Long-Term Care
Family Style, Small Group, Multi-Age, and Special Needs Care

 

Structure

 

FCC providers are trained, certified and monitored by the Army Child Care and Youth Services Division.  Providers must complete background clearances and pre-screening before opening.  They also attend a comprehensive training program which continues as long as they provide child care.

Monitoring

 

The FCC staff plus fire, safety, and health proponents do monthly, quarterly and annual inspections to assure parents of continued appropriate, safe, developmental care.

Unique Care

 

Home based care offers children a wide variety of learning experiences as well as loving individual attention.  Siblings can stay together.  Children in a multi-age setting learn from the provider and each other.  Small group settings give children the security of a home-style atmosphere.

Career Opportunities

 

The FCC program prepares military spouses for a portable career which can be used throughout the world. Click the links below to see how you can become a FCC Provider

Career Development

Quality Assurance

Training

 

Career Development

 

Limited to Military Spouses
Regulated Private Business
Portable Career
Information Briefing every 2nd Wednesday of the month call 596-0185

 

Quality Assurance

 
Background Clearances
Professional Training
Inspections & Monitoring
Developmental Programming

Training

 

Prior to opening Family Child Care Home Caretaker must be trained in the following areas.

CPR
First Aid
Child Abuse Identification and Reporting
SOPs and Regulations
Food Program Requirements
Child Development and Guidance
Learning Environments and Appropriate   Activities
Business Practices and Taxes
Emergency Procedures and Car Seat Safety
Requirements
Pet Regulations
Illness Control and Administering Medications
Communication and Customer Service

 

 

First 9-18 Months after Certification

Military Child Development Foundation Training This training includes 13 functional areas of child development as recommended by NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children)
CDC and FCC Home observations
Family Day Care Rating Scale

Annual Training Requirements

Child Abuse Prevention
Administering Medications
CPR
First Aid (every three years)
Professional credentials that may be 
earned, CDA and National Child Care 
Accreditation.

 

FCC Services      FCC Training    

FCC Career Development    FCC Quality Assurance 

 

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