Mineral Child Care Resource & Referral Agency
You are viewing information about the Child Care Resource & Referral Agency for Mineral County. Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies, or CCR&Rs, are Qualistar Colorado's partners in helping connect families with quality child care. CCR&Rs provide a free phone referral service for families looking for child care, and they help support child care providers and programs in delivering high quality care to young children. You can contact Early Childhood Council of the San Luis Valley if you have questions about your child care search that are not answered on Qualistar Colorado's website.
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| Name: | Early Childhood Council of the San Luis Valley |
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| Address: | 609 Main Street, Suite 101 Alamosa, CO 81101 |
| Toll Free: | (877) 338-2273 |
| Referral Line: | (719) 587-5363 |
| Email: | office@eccslv.org |
| Website: | www.eccslv.org |
The Early Childhood Council of the San Luis Valley is a community working together to ensure all children are valued, healthy and thriving in school and life.
The Early Childhood Council of the San Luis Valley (ECCSLV) serves as the Qualistar Colorado Partner for Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande and Saguache counties.
ECCSLV provides child care resource and referral services for parents and families.
Please contact the ECCSLV for your free, customized Child Care Referral. Feel free to stop by our office Monday through Friday from 8a-5p in Alamosa, Colorado at 609 Main Street, Suite 101 (NW corner of State & Main between Alamosa State Bank and J.C. Penny's). Or give us a call at (719) 587-5363 extension 182.
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