New CACFP regulations now allow Tribal communities to substitute vegetables for grains, promoting health and honoring cultural traditions.

Explore why play is vital for children’s development, helping them learn, grow, and thrive. Rae Pica’s Why Play? shows why play is essential

Support yourself and your young children with culturally-sensitive coping strategies after a natural disaster.

Food sovereignty and access to healthy, nutritious food are vital concerns for many Native American communities. Traditionally, Native...

In 2017, the National Indian Child Care Association partnered with Child Care Aware of America and national stakeholders across the...

NICCA contributed to a new licensing benchmark project helping states and Tribes assess progress toward quality and compliance.

COVID-19 hit our nation and our world hard. It hit child care really hard...and Tribal communities even harder. The National Indian Child...

As the nation begins to take more action against COVID-19, we wanted to make sure you stay updated on the latest information as it...

Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation in the Administration for Children and Families at the U.S. Department of Health and Human...