Child Care and Family Services
Human Resources Administration Building
(530) 752-5415; http://www.hr.ucdavis.edu/childcare
Child Care and Family Services is the principal resource on campus for
information, referrals, and advising, and serves as the university’s
liaison with the on-campus day care centers and City of Davis Child Care
Services.
On-Campus Child Care Programs and Resources
- LaRue Park Child Development Center; (530) 753-8716; laruecdc@ucdavis.edu
Russell Park Child Development Center; (530) 753-2487; russellcdc@ucdavis.edu
Privately owned and operated with university oversight, serving infants
through kindergarten-age children.
- The Center for Child and Family Studies; (530) 752-2888;
A teaching and research laboratory for the Department of Human and Community
Development, offers part-time programs for children aged six months
to five years. Children are selected from a waiting list according to
criteria designed to meet academic goals.
- The UC Davis Breastfeeding Support Program; (530)
752-5415; Provides lactation sites with electric breast pumps, registration
and orientation sessions, private consultation, and sales of supplies
for mothers who wish to continue breastfeeding their infants after returning
to school or work.
- The Women’s Resources and Research Center;
(530) 752-3372; Sponsors the Child Emergency Notification Service, which
offers schools and child care providers a way to contact student parents
in class if their child has a health-related emergency.
- The Student Employment Center; (530) 752-0520; http://jobs.ucdavis.edu
Posts listings for parents seeking license-exempt providers.
Community Child Care Programs
City of Davis Child Care Services
600 A Street
Davis, CA 95616
(530) 757-5695; http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/childcare
City of Davis Child Care Services maintains information on licensed
family child care homes, day care centers, nursery schools, playgroups,
support groups and other family-related services for all of Yolo County.
Additional services include parenting workshops and handouts; a bi-monthly
newsletter; a parenting resource library; and a book, video and toy lending
library. The program provides referrals to licensed family child care
homes and administers the UC Davis Child Care Subsidy Program and the
Child Care Grant, both of which can help low-income families pay for child
care. Applications for subsidies are available at the grant office in
600 A Street. |
