Child Development Department provides several services for children.
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| Child Care Center | Child Care Assistance & Providers Child Care Development Fund | ||
| The Bristol Bay Native Association offers quality child care programs for our children. The center provides an energetic, safe and educational learning environment where children continually develop their social, cognitive and physical skills. Click here for more information and application | The Child Care Development Fund serves individuals and families by increasing the availability, affordability, and quality of child care in the Bristol Bay Native Association services area. Click here for more information and applications. |
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| Head Start | Youth Employment Program |
| As Leaders in Early Childhood Education, we take pride in our Head Start Program staffed by competent, motivated professionals who provide a system of support which promotes successful students, dedicated families and involved community members. Click here for more information and application. | Youth Employment offers meaningful work experience to economically disadvantaged Native Youth between the ages of 14-24. The program is designed to help youth gain valuable work skills that will lead them to additional employment opportunities. Click here for more information and application. |
For more information: Contact the Child Care Development office, located at the Val Larson Family Resource Center
Phone: 1-(907)-842-4059 or Toll Free: 1-(800)-478-4059
Fax: 1-(907)-842-2338
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