Let BC Parents Work – Expand Access to Quality $10aDay Child Care.   Finance Minister Bailey says we must “protect core public services that people rely on every day” while “moving forward with major projects that put people to work, raise revenues and support strong communities.” Child care is both...

The Coalition of Child Care Advocates has received funding from the Government of Canada (Women and Gender Equality Canada) to extend its systemic change project to March 31, 2027. The project prioritizes centering the voices of underrepresented women in our work to advance the equitable expansion of the $10Day child...

The Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC supports the Federal Budget 2026 Recommendations and related analyses of Child Care Now, as detailed here.

BC Aboriginal Child Care Society; Early Childhood Educators of BC; Métis Nation BC; and Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC.  While different organizations with distinct mandates, we recognize our shared priorities and continue to stand together, with a stronger voice, to advocate for all Early Learning and Child Care...

Joint Statement for the Canada-Wide Days of Action for Child Care November 20th - 30th, 2024 BC Aboriginal Child Care Society Métis Nation BC Early Childhood Educators of BC Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC   Read the Joint Statement here...

What do British Columbians think about $10aDay Child Care? 2024 Provincial Poll Results In March 2024, the Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC worked with Research Co. to conduct a provincial poll asking British Columbians about their views on $10aDay child care. The poll results add to the extensive...

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 was 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.