Finding the right, high quality child care to meet your family’s needs can be an overwhelming experience. To assist you in your search, we have a database of over 2,000 child care programs in King County, WA and Resource Specialists available by phone to help you make one of the most important decisions in your child’s life.

CCR’s vision is to ensure that every child gets a great start in school and in life. We help families of all income levels to access child care in King County, WA. We provide several options so your family can find the best solution which fits your particular needs.

Our database includes licensed child care centers, family child care programs, license-exempt preschools and school age programs.  The information you provide to Child Care Resources is confidential and will not be shared with outside sources.
 

Options for your search:

Learn how to find high quality child care and receive a customized list of child care programs, by calling our Community Resource Team,
Monday – Thursday 9 am – 3 pm and Friday 9 am – 1 pm
at (206) 329-5544.

This service is free. We support our service with donations from users and donors.

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Search anytime with access to our database online for six months*
Subscribe now.

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Complete an intake form and mail or fax to our office http://childcare.org/families/Referral-Intake-Form.pdf

*Families with low or moderate incomes may subscribe to the online database for free by calling (206) 329-5544 for log in information.

All information gathered to make your child care referral is kept confidential.

Subscribers log in.

If you would like to offer feedback regarding the service you received from us, please contact the Family Services Coordinator for the Community Resource Team at (206)329-1011 ext 0 or by email at parserve@childcare.org

Licensed child care providers are subject to the terms of the Complaint and Provider Referral Policy when they consent to be included in Child Care Resources' referral database. Complaint and Referral Policy (PDF)

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