Resources to help you run early education & care programs. Information on EEC’s grant programs & how to access them. “Gateway to Pre-K" agenda will also increase child care financial assistance to thousands of families and sustain historic C3 funding for providers.

The LEAD Portal is for EEC Licensed and Funded Programs to apply for and renew their license, respond to visits and investigations, submit transactions, access their Child Care Search information, and apply for grant funding.

EEC's new Professional Qualifications Registry gathers important information on the size, composition, education, and experience of our current workforce. It stores information about the retention and turnover of educators working in early education and out-of-school time programs.

Learn about the Department of Early Education and Care's (EEC) licensed child care programs and how to apply for or renew a program license.

EEC laws and regulations are guidelines for programs and services to maximize a children's capacity to learn. What would you like to do? A full listing of the laws, regulations, and policies in place to ensure the highest standards of quality in Massachusetts' early care facilities.

EEC does not recommend child care programs, but instead provides this page as a resource for families and members of the public to assist in finding information about licensed child care programs in Massachusetts.

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