Child Care Resource Center -- Who's Who and Where

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Who is CCRC?

Types of Child Care

Choosing Care

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Main Office:
Child Care Resource Center
5350 Oberlin Ave., Suite 105
Lorain, OH 44053

Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm

Serving Erie, Huron, Lorain, Sandusky, and Seneca Counties.

Phone:

(440) 960-7187
1-800-526-5268

Fax:

(440) 960-7191

Jennifer Dodge - Executive Director	Ext. 27
Martha Deavers - Program Director	Ext. 32

Professional Development Workgroup:
LouAnn Rhodes - Professional Development Senior Associate	Ext. 59

Step Up To Quality (SUTQ) Workgroup:
Jennifer Bartlebaugh - SUTQ Coordinator	Ext. 25
Sara Lalonde - SUTQ Associate	Ext. 26
Amanda Wasem - Infant/Toddler Associate	Ext. 35

Parent Provider Services Workgroup:
Becky Rodriguez - Provider Services Senior Associate	Ext. 57
Georgette Bowen - CACFP Associate	Ext. 22
Terri Sluss-Cole - CACFP Home Visitor	Ext. 24 (CACFP call off’s only)

Administrative Workgroup:
Linda Husk - Financial Administrator Accounts Payable/Receivable	Ext. 23
Emma Jenkins - Purchasing Associate	Ext. 33
Becky Shaw - Administrative Associate	Ext. 30

Jennifer Fritz - HCCO Dietician	(440) 377-6576

Bowling Green State University – Firelands Campus Office
One University Drive (North Building)
Huron, OH 44839
(419) 372-0841

Hours of operation:
Monday and Tuesday 8:00am – 5:00pm,
Wednesday and Thursday 10:00am – 7:00pm
Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm.

Kim Shibley - Infant/Toddler Specialist (419) 372-0841

CoAnn Westerhold - Parent Provider Services Associate (419) 372-0841

Just What Does the CCRC Do?

Parents - Need help finding child care?

The CCRC will assist you in locating child care that meets your families needs. Your choices include nursery school, full time/part time care, weekend/ evening / overnight care. (Does not include babysitters for a night out)

CCRC Staff are available, at no charge, to assist you.

Erie, Huron, Lorain, Sandusky and Seneca Counties call: 1-800-526-5268

Caregivers - Need help getting started? Need help with enrollment?

The CCRC will assist you in understanding child care regulations, operation your child care business profitably and getting the word out to parents.

Agencies/Business - Considering child care for your clients or employees?

The CCRC can provide information and technical assistance on options available to you. Information can include a needs assessment and/or a cost analysis.