Information for Child Care Providers

Any registered or licensed child care facility is eligible to become a child care provider through the child care program. In some cases, parents may also have the option to choose certain relatives to care for their children. Workforce Solutions Northeast Texas invites all eligible child care providers to become a Child Care Services (CCS) provider. To become a CCS child care provider, you must be either be a Regulated Provider (licensed or registered through Child Care Licensing) or an eligible relative.

For more specific information about becoming a CCS provider, please contact the Workforce Solutions Northeast Texas at 903-794-8999.

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To find out more, please select a link below:
Types of Providers
Types of Child Care (definitions)
How to Choose a Child Care Facility
Child care Facility Visit Checklist
How to Become a Child Care Provider
Quality Child care Indicators
Child Care Financial Assistance Brochure
List of Texas Rising Star Providers
List of Texas School Ready Providers
List of Nationally Accredited Providers
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

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Report Child Care Fraud: Online or Phone: State agencies have a duty to prevent, detect, and eliminate the misuse of taxpayer funds. The Texas Labor Code authorizes Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) to investigate allegations of fraud, waste, and program abuse. Waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars will not be tolerated and will be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Reporting Fraud, Theft, Waste or Abuse in a TWC Program.

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