Childspace Cooperative Development, Inc. (Childspace CDI) is dedicated to improving the quality of jobs for traditionally low-paid child care workers and the quality of care received by the children and families they serve.
Childspace CDI supports child care professionals in the Philadelphia area in gaining the skills they need to speak up for themselves and their field, and to run their businesses in a way that supports quality care.
Childspace CDI has built a strong voice for child care professionals through its Provider Committee network and affiliated worker-owned centers who work in coalition with others in the field to strengthen the early care and education system. Childspace CDI concentrates its work in low/moderate income communities, serving predominantly women of color.
Child Care Providers - Find resources, workshops and peers to learn from and solve common problems by checking out our upcoming events and becoming a member.
Parents - Join our advocacy efforts to invest in access for all to quality early education and donate to support our work.
Supporters – You can make a difference in improving the lives of young children and those who care for them – donate, or join the advocacy efforts.
Upcoming Events
May 22, 2012
Chester Provider Circle – Marketing Your Child Care Business training
Join us on Tuesday May 22nd at 12:30-2:30 p.m. at 2831 W. 10th Street, Chester, PA 19013
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Provider Committee Meeting
Join CCDI as we discuss the proposed State Budget Bill for FY 12-13, where participants will learn
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2012 Provider Retreat
Join the Childspace CDI Provider Committee for a weekend of networking, food, fun, and professional development training. July
Read moreRecent News
28.04.2012
Child Care Program Engages State Legislator
When you enter Pratt Street Learning Center where Aliya Johnson Roberts, an active member of the Provider
Read more25.04.2012
Senator Washington Recognizes Quality Accomplishments at Child Care Programs
As part of the Month of the Young Child celebration Senator Washington visited two child care programs
Read more20.04.2012
The Devastating Impact of the Budget Cuts
My program serves 115 children majority of which are subsidized, and I have 15 full time equivalent
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