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Child Care Providers

Resources & Support for Child Care Providers in Abbotsford

Whether you’re thinking about becoming a child care provider or have years of experience, Abbotsford CCRR is here to support you. We offer information, resources, referrals, and training to help you provide high-quality child care in our community.

Child Care Providers offer a rewarding opportunity to support children and families in your community. There are several ways to offer child care in British Columbia, each with different licensing and registration requirements.

We can help you understand your options, guide you through the process, and connect you to the supports you need.

Lending Library

At CCRR we have a wide range of resources available including: loose parts, theme boxes, puzzles, puppets, felt stories, big books and more. Up to four items may be borrowed at a time for a maximum 30 day period. Resource availability is on a first come, first serve basis. The borrower assumes all responsibilities and liabilities that may arise in regard to the use of the resource library items. Please see our guidelines below for more information.

Library Resources are free to registered members of Abbotsford Child Care Resource & Referral.

$100

20 Hour Responsible Adult Course

Nov 19, 2025

9:00am – 4:00pm

Meet Child Care Licensing requirements with this 20-hour "Responsible Adult" certification course covering child development, guidance, health, safety, and programming for ages birth to 12.

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$15 – $20

Art for Everyone: Nurturing Creativity in Early Childhood

Nov 22, 2025

9:00am – 4:30pm

Explore arts integration in early childhood education at this full-day mini conference featuring hands-on material exploration, meals, and take-home art supplies for your centre.

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$15 – $20

Trying Differently: A Relationship Approach to Challenging Behaviours

Nov 27, 2025

6:30pm – 8:30pm

Learn relationship-based approaches to challenging behaviors, shifting from punishment to understanding through brain development insights and effective support strategies.

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Guidelines:

  • Liability: The borrower assumes all responsibilities and liabilities that may arise in regard to the use of the resource library items.
  • Limits: Maximum four items, Events & Holiday Bins can be borrowed for two weeks, all other Resources for 30 days.
  • Borrowing: Return items on or before the due date. Do not lend borrowed items to anyone.
  • Use: Library items are to be used under adult supervision only. Please keep items in their original containers and see that all items are accounted for after each use. Items are to be used age appropriately.
  • Checking Resources: It is the borrower’s responsibility to verify that all items are in good repair and are accounted for. If there are any discrepancies, notify the CCRR within 48 hours of the date borrowed or you may be responsible for any missing or damaged items.
  • Cleaning: All items are to be returned in good, clean usable condition. All toys are to be cleaned and disinfected. The inside and the outside of theme boxes must be wiped down.
  • Returning Items: Please account for all items by initialing the inventory sheet provided with each theme box. Please count all other items (non-theme box materials).

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Organization Information

Example: Happy Endings Daycare

Affordable Child Care Benefit

As of September 1, 2018, the Affordable Child Care Benefit has replaces the Child Care Subsidy. The new funding will help families with the cost of child care, depending on factors like family size, type of care and household income.

The Affordable Child Care Benefit replaces the current Child Care Subsidy on the basis of amendments made to the Child Care Subsidy Regulation.

Parents may be eligible if they…

  • Are a resident of B.C.
  • Are a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada, a Convention refugee or a person in need of protection
  • Demonstrate financial eligibility. Generally speaking, families that earn up to $111,000 may qualify for funding.
  • Are using an eligible type of child care. Most types of child care are eligible. (licensed group, family or preschool; license-not-required or registered license-not-required; in child’s own home). Child care by a family member who lives with you and licensed occasional child care are not eligible for funding.
  • Working or self-employed
  • Attending school
  • Participating in an employment program
  • Looking for work (only one parent or guardian)
  • Living with a medical condition
  • Have child care recommended by the Ministry of Education and Child Care (MECC)

The Abbotsford CCRR can assist you with:

  • Computer access to the online application process
  • Assistance with the application process
  • Phone access
  • Faxing of paper-based forms
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