Child Care and Early Learning Needs Assessment

These reports describe the current status of child care and early learning supply and demand for children ages 0-12 years in San Mateo County, and are intended to inform County child care policies and priorities with the most up-to-date county data. The needs assessment also includes results from a Child Care Workforce Survey and Nanny Survey.

As a local child care and development planning council, the CCPC is required to conduct an assessment of child care needs in the county no less frequently than once every five years. The California Department of Social Services defines the required data elements to be included in the needs assessment. The CCPC can also include other local factors in the needs assessment to obtain an accurate picture of the comprehensive child care needs in the county.

For our 2022 needs assessment, CCPC worked with a team of consultants from Brion Economics, the Seed Collaborative, and the Institute for Families and Nannies. The needs assessment was funded through a combination of local planning council funds from CDSS, and generous grants from First 5 San Mateo County and the Silicon Valley Community Foundation.
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