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CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES INC

CA · EIN 330050042 · $123.2M rev · operational · www.cdasd.org
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Child Development Associates Inc (CDA) administers subsidized child care and nutrition programs for low-income families and child care providers in California. The organization provides payment assistance to eligible families so they can access affordable child care while working, attending school, or in job training. CDA also operates a nutrition program that reimburses providers for meals served to children in care.

activities · 38

what they do

direct service · 38
  • Administer child care financial assistance programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable and helps them pay for services based on individual needs. Administers payments on behalf of the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) to support access to child care.
  • Administer child care financial assistance programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable and helps pay for child care services based on individual needs, including issuing payments on behalf of families to providers.
  • Administer child care financial assistance programs Subsidized Child Care Access Programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable based on individual needs, and administers payments to child care providers on behalf of the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) across multiple counties. This includes issuing supplemental rate payments, care cost plus fees, and monthly reimbursements based on attendance records.
  • Administer child care financial assistance programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable and helps them pay for services based on individual needs. This includes administering payments on behalf of the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) to support access to child care.
  • Administer child care financial assistance programs for families and providers Subsidized Child Care Access Programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable and issues supplemental rate payments to child care providers across multiple California counties under contract with the California Department of Social Services (CDSS). This includes reimbursing providers monthly based on attendance records and paying on behalf of enrolled families to ensure children can access care during their eligibility period.
  • Administer child care financial assistance programs for families and providers Subsidized Child Care Access Programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable and issues supplemental rate payments and care cost plus fee payments to child care providers across multiple California counties under contract with the California Department of Social Services (CDSS). Reimbursements are based on individual family needs, certified care hours, and Regional Market Rate Ceilings.
  • Administer child care payment programs for families and providers Subsidized Child Care Access Programs
    Provides financial assistance to eligible families to make child care affordable and issues supplemental rate payments to child care providers across multiple counties in California under contract with the California Department of Social Services (CDSS). Payments are based on individual family needs and provider-submitted attendance records, with reimbursement tied to authorized care hours and Regional Market Rate Ceilings.
  • Extend reimbursement policies during transitional periods Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Extends reimbursement to child care providers based on maximum certified need regardless of child attendance through specified dates (e.g., through September 30, 2023, and June 30, 2025), supporting continuity of care during policy transitions.
  • Implement temporary reimbursement and fee policy adjustments Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Extended provider reimbursement based on maximum certified need regardless of child attendance through September 30, 2023, and June 30, 2025. Implemented expiration of family fee waivers and updated the family fee schedule effective September 6, 2023.
  • Implement temporary reimbursement extensions and fee schedule updates Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Extended reimbursement for providers based on maximum certified need regardless of child attendance through September 30, 2023, and further extended through June 30, 2025. Also implemented updates to family fee policies, including the expiration of fee waivers and revised fee schedules effective September 6, 2023.
  • Issue eligibility and payment notifications Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Sends notices of approval to providers specifying the authorized child care schedule and maximum reimbursement amount, ensuring continuity of care during the eligibility period.
  • Issue eligibility determinations and payment notices to providers Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Issues formal notices of approval to child care providers specifying the authorized child care schedule and maximum reimbursement amount, ensuring accurate and timely payments aligned with certification.
  • Issue provider payment authorizations and notices Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Issues notices of approval to providers specifying the authorized child care schedule and maximum reimbursement amount, ensuring accurate and timely payments.
  • Manage child care eligibility and payment notices Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Issues formal notices of approval to providers specifying the authorized child care schedule and maximum reimbursement amount, ensures children can begin and continue receiving care during the eligibility period, and implements policy changes such as the expiration of family fee waivers and updates to the family fee schedule.
  • Manage child care payment policies and updates Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Implements and communicates changes to child care reimbursement policies, including expiration of family fee waivers, updated fee schedules, and extended reimbursement periods based on certified need regardless of attendance through specified dates.
  • Manage child care reimbursement rates and policies Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Uses full-time or part-time Regional Market Rate Ceilings (RMRC) to determine reimbursement rates based on whether care is authorized for 25 or more hours per week. Implements and communicates updates to family fee schedules and provider reimbursement policies, including temporary extensions of reimbursement based on certified need regardless of attendance.
  • Manage reimbursement policies for child care services Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Reimburses child care providers based on actual care hours within authorized limits, using Full Time or Part Time Regional Market Rate Ceilings depending on whether care is authorized for 25 or more hours per week. Includes reimbursement for up to 10 non-operation or holiday days per fiscal year and one registration, material, or insurance fee per child per fiscal year, subject to RMRC limits.
  • Operate online portal for child care service access and documentation Child Care Referral Services
    Provides an online platform called MyCareConnect that enables families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, receive support with the Application for Services (CCD 26 Form), and access guidance materials such as a video library to understand and complete required documentation.
  • Operate online portal for child care services Child Care Referral Services
    Provides an online platform called MyCareConnect that enables families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, and receive support with applications and documentation. Includes a video library to assist users in understanding and completing required materials.
  • Operate online portal for family and provider program access Child Care Referral Services
    Manages MyCareConnect, an online portal that enables families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, receive support with the Application for Services (CCD 26 Form), and access guidance materials such as a video library for completing attendance records and other program documentation.
  • Operate online portal for family and provider services Child Care Referral Services
    Provides an online portal called MyCareConnect for families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, receive support with applications, and access video resources to understand program requirements.
  • Operate online portal for family and provider services Child Care Referral Services
    Offers MyCareConnect, an online portal that enables families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, receive support with the Application for Services (CCD 26 Form), and access a video library for guidance on program materials and attendance records.
  • Operate online portal for family and provider services Child Care Referral Services
    Manages an online portal called MyCareConnect that enables families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, and receive support with applications and documentation. Includes a video library to guide users through program requirements and materials.
  • Provide meal reimbursement and nutrition support to child care providers CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Offers meal reimbursement and nutrition education to child care providers to support the provision of healthy meals to children in care.
  • Provide meal reimbursement and nutrition support to child care providers CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Reimburses child care providers for serving healthy meals to children and offers nutrition education as part of its support services.
  • Provide supplemental and special payments to providers Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Administers one-time supplemental rate payments, care cost plus fee payments, and reimburses providers for up to 10 non-operation or holiday days per fiscal year, as well as one registration, material, or insurance fee per child per fiscal year, subject to Regional Market Rate Ceiling limits.
  • Reimburse child care providers for operational costs Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Reimburses child care providers for up to 10 non-operation or holiday days per fiscal year and for one registration, material, or insurance fee per child per fiscal year, provided these costs fall within the Regional Market Rate Ceiling. These reimbursements are administered on behalf of CDSS and are part of ongoing efforts to support provider sustainability.
  • Reimburse child care providers for services Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Issues timely monthly reimbursements to child care providers based on submitted attendance records and authorized care hours, up to the Regional Market Rate Ceiling. Reimbursements are made on behalf of enrolled families and include payments for actual care provided, holidays, and non-operation days within limits.
  • Reimburse child care providers for services Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Issues timely monthly reimbursements to child care providers based on submitted attendance records and authorized care hours, up to the Regional Market Rate Ceiling. Reimbursement is based on full-time or part-time status depending on whether care is authorized for 25 or more hours per week.
  • Reimburse child care providers under regional market rate guidelines Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Reimburses child care providers for actual care hours provided, using Full Time or Part Time Weekly Regional Market Rate Ceiling (RMRC) depending on whether care is authorized for 25 or more hours per week. Reimbursement is capped at the RMRC and includes allowances for one registration, material, or insurance fee per child per fiscal year, and up to 10 non-operation or holiday days annually.
  • Reimburse child care providers under state contract Subsidized Child Care Access Programs
    Administers and issues supplemental rate payments, care cost plus fees, and monthly reimbursements to eligible child care providers across multiple California counties under contract with CDSS, based on attendance records and within Regional Market Rate Ceiling limits.
  • Reimburse provider operational costs within defined limits Child Care Provider Reimbursement Administration
    Reimburses child care providers for up to 10 non-operation or holiday days per fiscal year and one registration, material, or insurance fee per child per fiscal year, contingent on Regional Market Rate Ceiling limits.
  • Support child care access and program participation through technology and guidance Child Care Referral Services
    Operates MyCareConnect, an online portal that enables families to access child care services, complete program forms electronically, and receive support with applications such as the CCD 26 Form. Also provides guidance on attendance record completion and maintains a video library to help families understand program requirements.
  • Support child care providers with meal reimbursement and nutrition education CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Reimburses child care providers for serving healthy meals to children and provides nutrition education as part of its support services for providers.
  • Support child care providers with meal reimbursement and nutrition education CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Provides meal reimbursement and nutrition education to child care providers to support the delivery of healthy meals to children in care.
  • Support child care providers with nutrition and meal reimbursement CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Provides meal reimbursement and nutrition education to child care providers to support the delivery of healthy meals to children in care.
  • Support child care providers with operational and nutritional guidance CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Provides meal reimbursement and nutrition education to child care providers and supports them in serving healthy meals to children.
  • Support nutrition services in child care settings CACFP Support for Child Care Providers
    Provides meal reimbursement and nutrition education to child care providers to support the delivery of healthy meals to children in care.
strategies · 47

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named programs · 3

what they call their work

Child Care Payment Program
Provides subsidized child care for eligible low-income families by reimbursing licensed and license-exempt providers on behalf of working or training parents
Nutrition Program
Supports child care providers with meal reimbursement and nutrition education to ensure children receive healthy meals
Supplemental Rate Payment Program
Administered under contract with CDSS to issue one-time supplemental payments and cost-of-care payments to eligible child care providers across multiple California counties
relationships · 8

who they work with

  • Bonita Office Partner — Location where providers enroll and receive support for the Child Care Payment Program
  • CDSS Government — Contracted CDA to administer supplemental rate payments and care cost plus fee payments to eligible child care providers.
  • CDSS Government — Contracted by CDSS to issue supplemental rate payments to child care providers.
  • Child Care Eligibility Specialist (CES) Partner — Designated contact point for families seeking assistance with childcare services.
  • San Diego County Centralized Eligibility List Partner — Collaborates with the San Diego County Centralized Eligibility List to process applications for subsidized child care services.
  • State of California Government — Follows the State's Regional Market Rate Ceiling (RMRC) guidelines for child care reimbursement.
  • State of California Government — Uses the State’s Regional Market Rate Ceiling (RMRC) by County for child care reimbursement rates.
  • State’s RMRC by County Government — Uses the state's Regional Market Rate Ceiling data to determine child care reimbursement rates.