PROVIDER RESOURCES
MEASLES & IMMUNIZATION RESOURCES
As a childcare provider, you play a vital role in keeping children healthy and protected from preventable diseases like measles. To support you, the Reno County Health Department offers convenient access to MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) vaccines at multiple locations throughout the county.
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The graphics below include helpful information on:
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Monthly immunization clinic locations and times
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Where to get MMR vaccines
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Why measles prevention matters and how to recognize symptoms
CHILD CARE AWARE PROVIDER RESOURCES
Access a wide range of resources in English and Spanish covering topics such as child development, family engagement, health, and nutrition. Discover expert articles, connect with state and national organizations for support, and explore:
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•Child Care Health Consultant Network
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•Shared Services Network
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•Learning Communities
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•Program Administration Support​
THE CHILD CARE FOOD PROGRAM
The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a federal program that provides reimbursements for nutritious meals and snacks to eligible children who are enrolled for care at participating child care centers and day care homes.
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​To learn more about the Child Care Food Program, including how to get enrolled click the links below or contact the local program sponsor, Child Care Links, at 620.669.0291.
NEW PROVIDER RESOURCES
CHILD CARE LICENSING
Reno County Child Care Licensing
Reno County offers support to providers with education, resources, code compliance, and regulation navigation. In collaboration with partners and local stakeholders, they work to expand childcare facilities and improve the quality of care in our communities.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) Licensing
Governor Laura Kelly announced that the State of Kansas will cover the state licensing, background check, and fingerprinting fees for child care providers seeking initial licensure or renewal through 2025, or until funds are exhausted.