Child Care: Campus Child Care Homes Network
The Campus Child Care Homes Network serves U-M faculty, staff, and students who need child care in the greater Ann Arbor area. These independent providers are state-licensed to provide care in their own homes, offer some priority and/or flexibility to U-M families when possible, and work toward early childhood training goals. In return, U-M offers training/achievement incentives and other resources to these partner child care programs.
Several Campus Homes Network providers have been awarded or are working toward accreditation by the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC). In addition, many Network providers have education-related degrees, certificates, or CDA (Child Development Associate) credentials, and all strive to acquire 40 training hours per calendar year, well above the state requirement of 10 hours. This information is detailed in each Provider Profile (see below).
View Campus Child Care Homes Network Provider Profiles
Click here to view Provider Profiles, which include openings, rates, photographs, and program detail. You will be asked to provide your U-M uniqname and password for access (if you will soon be a U-M employee or student, you may apply for a "Friend" account).
For general information, contact our Program Manager at amarcink@umich.edu or 734-763-9379.
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The U-M Work Life Resource Center offers child care information only. Information is subject to change. Neither the U-M nor its subcontractors warrant any information concerning any child care provider, nor do they inspect, investigate, endorse, recommend, or choose any particular provider. The inclusion of any care provider’s name does not constitute endorsement or certification by the U-M, WLRC or its subcontractors as to their qualifications to provide child care, the rates charged for services or any other aspect of individual program’s quality of care. Any complaints and problems should be directed to the caregiver and/or the State of Michigan Department of Human Services, Office of Child and Adult Licensing.