• Technical Assistance

    Let CCRI come to you!

    Child Care Resources Inc. provides technical assistance to help you enhance the quality of care you provide for children and families. Our coaches work at your site — with individual classrooms or your entire program — to help you meet short- or long-term goals, maintain higher quality, address your professional development needs, and support program start-up or corrective action requirements.

    Our coaches are well-versed to address a range of topics, such as:

    • classroom management
    • program administration
    • learning/activity centers
    • daily routines and transitions
    • room arrangement
    • star-rated licensing

    Technical assistance is for center- and home-based child care programs and is guided by a collaboratively developed action plan to accomplish your goals. Support may be episodic or year-long, broadly or narrowly focused.

  • Technical assistance is offered in a variety of initiatives at CCRI based on the needs of your program:

    South-Central Region: South Central learning coaches deliver technical assistance across a variety of topics to support early educators in the classroom and enhance learning experiences for all children.

    Social-Emotional and Behavior Supports: Specialists provide behavior-specific consultation, coaching, and training on preventing and addressing challenging behaviors and promoting children’s social competencies. Specialists work with you to enhance classroom management and implement Pyramid Model strategies to teach children pro-social skills.

    Quality Every Day: QED helps directors and teachers improve each child’s experience in the classroom through supportive adult-child interactions and high-quality learning environments. QED partners with Central Piedmont Community College to deliver a course on making the most of classroom interactions and also engages local wellness experts to support staff resilience.

    Raising A Reader: This early literacy and family bonding program fosters healthy brain development and school readiness through a weekly book rotation. CCRI specialists support educators with free trainings and easy-to-use literacy resources.

    Other TA Opportunities

    NC Birth-to-Three Quality Initiative: Managed by Early Years, specialists partner with teachers and administrators to help them set goals and accomplish what matters most to them for the benefit of the children and families they serve. They also provide Infant/Toddler Safe Sleep and SIDS Risk Reduction in Child Care (ITS-SIDS) training. Note: NCB3 is not a CCRI initiative. To request this TA from Early Years, click here.

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