The Coalition of Child Care Advocates cares deeply about the well being of children and their families. We are committed to defending the rights of all children to safety and security and we stand with the children across the globe who are experiencing the horrors of war.  

The Coalition of Child Care Advocates has been funded by the Government of Canada (Employment and Social Development Canada) to explore the need for and provision of “flexible child care” options in British Columbia.

The ECE Cultural Competency Project was co-developed by the Musqueam Nation, BC Aboriginal Child Care Society, City of Vancouver, Collingwood Neighbourhood House, and other community partners. The end result was a series of five visually stunning and powerful cultural competency video modules, created by Lantern Films, for early childhood educators...

Across British Columbia children are thriving, parents are able to be at work or school, and communities are prospering in a multitude of ways, all because of quality licensed child care programs.

BC Budget 2023 Consultation Submission on June 14, 2022 via Zoom from the Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC To the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services

With funding from Women and Gender Equality Canada we are undertaking a 30 month project to advance a competitive provincial ECE wage grid, which is key to achieving a well-educated, fairly paid and respected ECE profession.

Submission to Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services $10aDay Child Care Recommendations for BC Budget 2022 September 30, 2021

The Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC (CCCABC) is in solidarity with the peaceful land defenders in unceded Wet’suwet’en territory, adding our voices to the many calling for an end to violence against Wet’suwet’en people and their allies.

“This half century of struggle”: A brief look back at child care advocacy in Canada over the last 50 years and how that created the political moment we’re in today. A short article worth reading by Lisa Pasolli an assistant professor of history at Queen’s University. She researches the history of gender,...

The Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC stands in mourning with the Tk’emlúps te Secwepémc Nation on uncovering the deaths of 215 Indigenous children at the Kamloops Indian Residential School. In this horror and grief, we are reminded again of our country’s genocidal actions towards Indigenous peoples and the racist...