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Please Keep in mind that certain programs include cooperation between other local ​ non-profit organizations

State-run governmental agencies, and corporations, all in the hopes of offering a better experience for the individual user and the community at large.

Individual interested in receiving assistance from our organization need just navigate through our website and see what programs we might be able to assist them with

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Since it's inception PCCPA has strived to assist those most at need in the community. ​​​​​​​​

While PCCPA was originally started off to assist and educate primarily Child Care Provider nationwide, PCCPA has grown and expanded our services and community programs to aid a wide array of group members

To creating virtual classrooms to assist in educating all children whether they are from Pre-K to High School age. PCCPA Educational Schools are open and accepting Students

From low-to-moderate income families, small business owners, first time home buyers, while continuing to assist individual child care workers, PCCPA is here to help. 

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Practice Proper Hygiene

Considering the upcoming surge of attendance to your daycare facility, we suggest you take this opportunity to teach your daycare children about practicing proper hygiene to help prevent the spread of the virus. Here are ten ideas to use:

1. Sing the ABCs while washing your hands. It takes about 20 seconds, which is an ideal washing time.
2. Wash your hands after using the toilet.
3. Wash your hands before eating a meal.
4. Wash your hands after normal activities such as playing outside, playing on the floor, or playing with communal toys.
5. Cover your face when you sneeze. It is best to teach children to use the collar of their shirt to cover their faces if they don’t have a tissue.
6. Brushing your teeth after every meal will not only help fight cavities, but it helps fight potential bad breath.
7. Though doctors insist that we do not touch our faces during this time, we understand it’s an impossible rule for children to follow. It’s a good to explain to the older children why touching their faces is a bad idea, but keep in mind that younger children won’t understand.
8. Have employees clean communal toys thoroughly. Use disinfectant wipes to kill the germs, and then use regular soap and water to remove the alcohol content. Do not give toys back to children without using soap and water to remove the disinfectant! Disinfectant wipes are the best way to kill 99% of germs, but it is dangerous for children to handle.
9. Be sure your employees shower or bathe every night to wash off the germs they acquire from working with numerous daycare children. While we can’t guarantee parents will bathe their children every night, we can do our part to help prevent contaminations.
10. Above all other important handwashing moments, it is imperative that your employees wash their hands before preparing meals and handling food.