FAQ
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| What does PACES do? |
| The PACES program strengthens the quality and expands the availability of child care for families with infants and toddlers within Linn County. back to top |
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| What does PACES stand for? |
| Provider & Child Education Services back to top |
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| Why should my child care provider be enrolled in PACES? |
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Your child could…
- Enjoy nutritious meals, served in accordance with Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) standards
- Learn from a provider who receives continuing education
- Engage in developmentally appropriate activities
- Benefit from fun, educational home visits from a PACES child care educator
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| What is the PACES – First Steps program? |
| A free program to assist newer child care providers in creating healthy, happy environments for children. back to top |
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| What is Linn County Community Empowerment? |
| Linn County Community Empowerment is a citizen-led collaboration with Education, Health and Human Service partners to improve early childhood development opportunities for children age birth to five years and their families. back to top |