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To unify, promote and strengthen quality professional family child care in Maine ~

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The Class A Members' Only resources - access to these resources is password protected. Includes: "Everything Notebook", "Care Agreement" samples, "Rising Stars" material and business discounts.

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Statewide Family Child Care Community of Practice (CoP) meets by Zoom the second Monday of the month from 6-8pm. All FCC Providers and their staff are welcome to participate any month they can. REGISTER HERE through MRTQ PDN to guarantee you receive a CoP certificate.

If you do not have an EIN (an Employer Identification Number), no matter how many years you have been providing child care, you should get one. This registers your business with the federal government. This number works in place of your social security number for business related items (ie. set up a bank account, apply for loans, and paying taxes).

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All material here is being shared to support your family child care businesses. With the sharing of these resources, FCCAM is not rendering legal or tax advice. If you require more specific assistance, please consult a legal or tax preparation professional to represent you.

Any open access resources produced by FCCAM are for personal use within your child care business. Shared resources are not to be used for commercial purposes.

Any password protected resources are for the personal use of the individual with the permitted access within their child care business. 

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