Child Care and Employers in Broward County
Employers today realize the benefits of providing child care assistance for their employees. Family Central is here to help child care owners and directors help their low-income employees with child care.
Consultation
Many employers find that helping employees pay for child care can be the most valuable benefit of all. Low-income employees can be helped through participation in Florida’s Child Care Executive Partnership (CCEP) program, where the State matches employer contributions dollar for dollar. The first step in participating as a child care provider is to send us an email or call us at 954-724-6980 or 954-724-3936.
CCEP Commitment Form
If you are a child care provider and would like to participate in CCEP for 2012-2013 please call us at 954-724-6980 or 954-724-3936. All CCEP child care participants must have a signed service agreement.
CCEP Process for Employees
Please click on the document below to read the step-by-step process an employee at a CCEP participating site may expect to take during the process. Please note, employees must meet school readiness eligilibilty requirements.
CCEP Process for Employees - English
CCEP Process for Employees - Spanish
CCEP Process for Employees - Creole
CCEP Process for Employees - Portuguese
CCEP Prescreening Form for Employees
Please click on the form below to begin the prescreening process. These forms can be faxed or emailed to our office.
Prescreening Form - English
Prescreening Form - Spanish
Prescreening Form - Creole
Prescreening Form - Portuguese
CCEP Appointment for Potentially-Eligible Employees
Please click on the appropriate link to review the list of required documents necessary at the time of your CCEP Appointment. The appointment will be rescheduled if you arrive without all required documents.
CCEP Information
Please click here for a one-page informational flyer on CCEP.
The Child Care Executive Partnership (CCEP) is an innovative, public/private partnership program that was created by the Florida Legislature in 1996 to help employers meet the needs of a growing segment of their workforce-working parents.
If you are a business in Broward County and would like to offer child care benefits, contact the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc. for more details.