Oregon Child Care and Daycare Center Licensing and Insurance Regulations

On the Oregon Child Care Center Licensing website, you can find answers to your questions about becoming a licensed child care provider, and what you’ll need to be to open a childcare or daycare center in Oregon.  You’ll find the applications as well as a technical assistance packet to help you run your child care or early childhood center. Once you are on the Oregon Child Care Licensing home page, you’ll find it is easy to click through the Staff Directory to find the office nearest you.

How can you find Parents (and their Children) for your Child Care Center?

The Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) agencies are a network of partners looking to support the highest quality of child care for all Oregon families. You can go to the Oregon Child Care website and look on the color coded county map to find resources close to you.  Get on their lists, and then parents can more readily find you.  CCR&Rs also provide child care providers with development opportunities in early care and education, mentoring, assistance with starting a child care business in Oregon, training on Oregon’s licensing rules, and regulations and recommendations for operating a quality child care program.

When was the Last Time You Compared Quotes for Child Care Insurance?

While your focus is squarely on your children, when did you last take a look at your overall insurance coverage(s)?  You’ve heard the saying, “Fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on insurance”, haven’t you? Well, it couldn’t be truer than in the Oregon childcare insurance arena.  Center owners by default, often call their homeowner’s insurance agent, or their automobile insurance agent—and end up paying more than they would with specialized insurance programs. Child Care Insurance Professionals focuses entirely on providing innovative programs tailored to each center’s needs, and offers finance-fee-free, as well as interest-free options to its clients.  Go online and get a quote today.  You’ll be glad you did, and so will we.