Resources
How to view entitlements and payments in the Provider Entry Point
This task card explains how to view entitlements and payments in the Provider Entry Point.
How to create a new ACCS child wellbeing certificate in the Provider Entry Point
This task card explains how to create a new Additional Child Care Subsidy (child wellbeing) certificate in the Provider Entry Point.
Community Child Care Fund Restricted Grants – Guide for Grant Recipients
The Community Child Care Fund Restricted (CCCFR) Grant – Guide for Grant Recipients, provides services with practical guidance on complying with requirements and meeting obligations under the CCCF Restricted non-competitive grant agreement.
ACCS child wellbeing statutory declaration
A child care provider can use this form to make a declaration that they are of the reasonable belief that a child meets the definition of ‘at risk’ for the purpose of the Additional Child Care Subsidy (ACCS) (child wellbeing).
Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary Report for the September quarter 2017
The Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary report presents information on the numbers of children and families using approved child care, the costs of care and the numbers and types of child care services in Australia.
Child Care Provider Handbook
Printable version of the Child Care Provider Handbook.
Child Care data software
This task card provides a description of data items and their applications within the Child Care Subsidy System.
How to add, update and remove personnel details in the Provider Entry Point
This task card explains how to add, remove or update child care personnel details in the Provider Entry Point.
How to obtain child care software activation codes
This task card explains how to obtain a software activation code to connect your child care software to the Child Care Subsidy System. You can also use this task card if your original code has expired, been misplaced or if you need additional codes.
Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary June quarter 2017
The Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary report presents information on the numbers of children and families using approved child care, the costs of care and the numbers and types of child care services in Australia.
Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary March quarter 2017
The Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary report presents information on the numbers of children and families using approved child care, the costs of care and the numbers and types of child care services in Australia.
Inclusion Support Program barriers and strategies
This fact sheet provides information about barriers and strategies in the context of the Inclusion Support Program.
In Home Care National Guidelines
The In Home Care (IHC) National Guidelines provides information about the legislative and policy framework for the IHC program.
Key findings from the In Home Care (IHC) Program Review
Key findings from the In Home Care (IHC) Program Review.
2016 ECEC NWC State Regional Tables
2016 ECEC NWC State Regional Tables
2016 National Early Childhood Education and Care Workforce Census report
2016 National Early Childhood Education and Care Workforce Census report
Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary December quarter 2016
The Early Childhood and Child Care in Summary report presents information on the numbers of children and families using approved child care, the costs of care and the numbers and types of child care services in Australia.
Australian Government Response to the Senate Committee Inquiry Report (2017)
Australian Government Response to the Senate Committee Inquiry Report (2017)
A critical review of the early childhood literature
The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) undertook a critical review of the key and influential evidence on the value of preschool for three year olds, Indigenous children and those from disadvantaged backgrounds and the applicability of the international evidence to the Australian context. They canvassed literature from Australia, UK, USA, Canada and Europe and selected the seven early childhood programs considered to be the most influential, highly referenced and evaluated studies since 1960.
