The CCHC Association Conference Committee is excited to announce that our CCHC Conference is scheduled for September 24 – 25th in Hickory, NC at the Hickory Metro Convention Center! This year’s theme is “Reach for the Stars: Promoting High Quality Child Care”. We hope to see you there!
The North Carolina Child Care Health Consultant Certification and Technical Assistance Endorsement (CCHC-C/E) verifies that a qualified health professional has met the requirements established by the NCCCHCA and the NC Institute for Child Development Professionals.
You are invited to join the Public Awareness and Education Committee outreach efforts in Raleigh. This committee organized a meeting with Representative’s White and Reeder to be held on April 4th at 1 pm in Raleigh.
Goals of this meeting are to share the highlights of CCHC works. Everyone is invited to share their experiences and dedication to the field. This is a great opportunity to network with other CCHC’s and meet Representatives that support the work of the CCHC.
Send us a message at NCCCHCA@outlook.com for more information.
The CCHC Association Certification Committee congratulates our recently Certified/Endorsed CCHCs!
Jennifer Bruni – Henderson, Polk, Rutherford
Katie Gaddy – Mecklenburg
LaKeasha Glaspie – New Hanover, Pender
Robin Worley – Buncombe
Sharleen Laporte – Lee, Harnett
The North Carolina Child Care Health Consultant Certification and Technical Assistance Endorsement (CCHC-C/E) verifies that a qualified health professional has met the requirements established by the NCCCHCA and the NC Institute for Child Development Professionals.
The inaugural event was held Monday, October 17, 2022 at Southwestern Community College’s Jackson Campus
The NC Division of Child Development and Early Education (NCDCDEE) requires a certain number of training hours per year based on facility license as well as staff education and experience. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it even more difficult or educators to obtain these required hours.
Child Care Health Consultants and Association members Meagan Cagle (Jackson & Swain Counties) and Cassie Rogers (Haywood County), and Registered Environmental Health Specialist Travis Monteith from the Jackson County Department of Public Health saw the need for trainings for early educators in the region.
This event provided 164 early educators in Jackson, Haywood, Swain, Macon, Cherokee, Clay and Graham Counties with eight free hours of professional development, and was sponsored by grant funds through the Jackson County Department of Public Health.
There were 13 speakers who generously donated their time and expertise, ensuring early educators in the region received professional development directly related to their field. Lunch and goodie bags were provided to participants as a small display of gratitude to early educators for providing nurturing and safe care to our region’s most vulnerable population, our children.
We love to share the amazing work CCHCs do! If you have something you would like to share, just contact us with some basic information. A member of the website committee will then follow up with you. It only takes a minute and the committee would love to hear from you and share our members accomplishments.
The NC Child Care Health Consultant Association’s annual conference will be held September 27-28th at the Greensboro Marriott Airport Hotel. We look forward to seeing everyone in person and having time to “recharge and reconnect.” Mark your calendars! More details to come!