Child Care Resource and Referral Services Program supports early educators and families through technical assistance, professional development, and resources to improve North Carolina child care quality and access.
Family Child Care Home Direct Support Pilot Program supports new child care providers through onboarding, coaching, and training to establish homes and expand high-quality care in North Carolina.
North Carolina Child Care Academies supports community colleges and UNC System universities in establishing and running academies that deliver training to expand the state's early childhood workforce.
Family Planning Services supports North Carolina providers delivering clinical and educational care, prioritizing low-income individuals, to improve pregnancy intendedness and access to preventive care.
State Designated Rural Health Centers Support Grant supports rural North Carolina care providers with primary care, counseling, and operational funding to improve access for underserved residents.
Improving Community Outcomes for Maternal and Child Health Program supports local health departments’ community initiatives to improve birth outcomes, reduce infant deaths, and improve health for children aged 0–5.