
PARENTS
Colorado's statewide school closures have placed new burdens on parents, including finding childcare for those who are still working, and explaining COVID-19 to kids in an age-appropriate way.
The Emergency Childcare Collaborative (Link)
A 100% tuition credit will provide childcare to all essential workers until May 17.
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If you are a family who meets the criteria above, fill out the application for child care here.
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If you are a provider who is willing to open your facility to accommodate these critical workers you can apply here.
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Note: Parents who have options to keep their children at home with a family member or have other arrangements are encouraged to use those. Emergency child care provided through the Collaborative is for when all other non-group care settings have been exhausted and families have no other options.
Other Resources
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Denver Public Schools Information: click here
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Taking your child to the doctor during COVID-19 (provided by Safety.com): click here
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How to keep kids engaged & active during the pandemic (provided by Safety.com): click here
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Talking to children about COVID-19:
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Provided by the National Association of School Psychologists: click here
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Provided by the Centers for Disease Control: click here
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Provided by NPR: click here
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Provided by the Child Mind Institute: click here
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Online groups in English and Spanish, from Illuminate Colorado: click here
Last updated on Thursday, April 23rd