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The NewMexicoKids Early Childhood Services Center offers a variety of services and resources for both educators and families in the State of New Mexico. Whether searching for quality child care or looking for professional development for early childhood educators, you will find information below that links you to the information or services you may need.
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You can access the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan ...
You can access the Child Care Emergency Preparedness ...
Use the new Am I Eligible online application to apply for Child Care Assistance and more by clicking ...
You can access the training calendar here for all regions across New ...
You can access the online training calendar ...
Usted puede acceder al calendario de cursos en línea presionando ...
If you are interested in continuing with your scholarship or supplement, or if you are interested in participating. Please click ...
Search the NewMexicoKids Resource and Referral database for child care, home visiting or other family resources or call your Statewide Resource and Referral office at 1-800-691-9067, Monday-Friday, 9 am-4 pm.
A myriad of training opportunities are available to early care and education staff, families and interested community members. Training sessions offered meet the New Mexico Core Competency Areas for Early Care, Education and Family Support and are provided by qualified trainers from the New Mexico Early Childhood Trainer Registry.
Search the CYFD Sanswrite Public Portal to see your provider's most recent site survey inspection report. You will need their name, street, city, and zip code.
You may provide input on the child care licensing regulations, child care assistance regulations, or registered home regulations at any time by sending an email to: PolicyInput.ecs@state.nm.us
Information and links for New Mexico families and early care and education personnel:
Lead the development of a high quality, comprehensive system of early childhood education and care that ensures statewide coordination and collaboration among the wide array of early childhood programs and services in New Mexico.
Licensed child care centers and licensed family child care homes are required to meet basic licensing regulations to receive a license through the Children, Youth and Families Department.
Early learning guidelines serve as a framework to capture some of the important aspects of development in the early years. They describe what young children know and can do during the early years of development...
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