Find a licensed Family, School Age or Center-Based Child Care Program
The Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) publishes a searchable directory of licensed early education and care programs in Massachusetts to assist families in finding a provider for their child or children. The EEC licenses child care programs in Massachusetts. There are two types of licensed child care programs:
Family Child Care
Group & School Age Child Care programs
Using the EEC-Licensed program directory
If you are looking for an early education and care program for your child, you can search EEC's directory of licensed child care providers in Massachusetts, by both geographic area and program type. Some licensed programs choose to not be listed in this directory. If a program that you are looking for doesn't appear in your search results, you can call your local EEC office to confirm whether the program is licensed.
Family Child Care
Group & School Age Child Care programs
Using the EEC-Licensed program directory
If you are looking for an early education and care program for your child, you can search EEC's directory of licensed child care providers in Massachusetts, by both geographic area and program type. Some licensed programs choose to not be listed in this directory. If a program that you are looking for doesn't appear in your search results, you can call your local EEC office to confirm whether the program is licensed.
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Childcare funding is available through the MA Department of Early Education and Care for those that qualify. Check out the state website for more information by clicking the image to the left. |
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Child Development and Education, Inc. offers subsidized child care to low-income families as well to families involved with the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA), the Department of Children and Families (DCF), the Department of Housing and Development (DHCD), and Teen parents throughout the state of Massachusetts.
We are proud that our network of educators and staff are linguistically, culturally and ethnically diverse. Our educators operate year-round, providing both full-time and part-time care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children, including after-school, out-of-school time, and summer care. |
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Early Head Start and Head Start are programs designed for children 3 months to 5 years of age, and pregnant woman. South Shore Early Education Intake Managers are happy to help you determine your eligibility for Head Start programs. Please contact an Intake Manager directly for more information on eligibility. |