R&R Programs
Pomona Child Development is your local connection to essential programs and services designed to support child care providers at every stage of their journey. From licensing assistance and professional development to trauma-informed care training and quality improvement initiatives, we offer the tools and guidance you need to build a successful, enriching, and sustainable child care program. Explore the resources below to grow your skills, enhance your program, and make a lasting impact in the lives of young children.
CALIFORNIA CHILD CARE RESOURCE & REFERRAL (CCR&R) NETWORK
A statewide nonprofit organization comprising nearly 60 local CCR&R agencies across all 58 counties. Pomona Child Development, part of the Pomona Unified School District, serves as the local CCR&R agency for the Pomona area.
Help Me Grow | LA connects families with early childhood resources and services, ensuring that children have access to the care and support they need for healthy development.
The Child Care Initiative Project (CCIP) works to expand the availability of licensed child care providers in the community, helping individuals navigate the licensing process and ensuring a diverse range of care options.
Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) provides training and resources to child care providers to ensure they are equipped to support children who have experienced trauma, fostering a safe and supportive environment for all children.
Pathways (Gateway) offers a seamless pathway for individuals looking to enter the early childhood education field, providing guidance, training, and support to help them thrive in their careers and make a lasting impact on young learners.
Our Health & Safety program promotes the well-being of children by providing resources, training, and guidance on maintaining safe, healthy child care environments that meet regulatory standards.
Quality Start LA supports child care providers in improving the quality of their programs through ongoing professional development, resources, and tools that help elevate early childhood education across the region.