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We are a leading voice for early childhood education and care

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As the Victorian peak for not-for-profit early childhood and after school care services, and the lead behind the state-wide Victorian Inclusion Agency, we are trusted by the media and wider community to give expert comment on news and policy changes in the education and care sector.

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Our team can assist journalists with enquiries on both Victorian and Australian early childhood education and care issues.


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We are a leading voice for early childhood education and care

Community Child Care Association in the news

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Embracing diversity: Inclusive practice for children with high support needs – The Sector
We sat down with Kellie Anne Harris, the centre manager at Box Hill North Montessori Academy, to learn how they leapt into action with a flexible approach to inclusion to welcome a child with high…
Child in a spotted raincoat with arms joyously outstretched up to the sky
The service where educators are encouraged to spread their wings, even if it means going elsewhere – The Sector
Community Child Care Association (CCC) recently sat down with members Angie Serwecinska and Natasha Nolan Addison, Monash Children’s Centre (MCC) co-directors who share an unconventional approach to…
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Advocates respond to the release of the Productivity Commission's Report – The Sector
The Productivity Commission has released volume one of its highly anticipated report, A path to universal early education and care, with Federal Minister for Education Jason Clare naming the three…
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Our media releases and submissions

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Evidence snapshot: Inclusion in early education and OSHC in Victoria
This report on inclusion in early learning and OSHC reveals that inclusion is tracking backward for children in regional areas and those from low-income households.
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Media release: Federal Government commits to fund pay increase for early childhood educators
The Treasurer has confirmed that the Federal Budget will include a multi-million dollar provision towards wage increases for early childhood educators.
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Submission: Productivity Commission – ECEC inquiry draft report
This inquiry will shape the direction of the education and care sector for the next decade. As such, the vision for the next ten years needs to be clear, ensure that children’s needs are at…
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