Resource Library

The websites featured in this document provide resources relevant to native languages.

This joint webinar hosted by the Administration for Children and Families and the Department of Labor (DOL) focuses on child labor laws and ways in which child labor investigations are conducted. Participants learned how the DOL's Wage and Hour Division promotes and achieves compliance with labor standards to protect the welfare of the nation's workforce. They also learned how the public can file a complaint.

This brief includes a description of family child care (FCC) networks. It also outlines a well-informed strategy for supporting high-quality family child care:

Addresses the support a staff FCC network can provide Outlines the essential elements of an effective network Illustrates the value networks bring to the FCC profession

You may also be interested in these publications:

Developing a Staffed Family Child Care Network: A Technical Assistance Manual

Staffed Family Child Care Network Cost Estimation Tool

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This FAQ provides basic information and answers to common questions about PSLF Program and the limited waiver opportunity. The limited waiver expires October 31, 2022. After this date, normal PSLF rules will apply. Many of the questions and answers below reflect the time-limited opportunity. For more detailed information about PSLF under the normal rules, please see the Department of Education’s (ED) FAQ page .    

ACF provides assistance for tribal nations and grantees.

The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) has a number of newsletters to share information with our partners and stakeholders.  They contain important news and updates about ACF's programs and key issues at the heart of our mission to foster health and well-being for the compassionate and effective delivery of human services.

A collection of resources to support the mental health and wellness of children, their families, and the workforce are listed below. These resources are organized into two categories:

1. materials designed for families and
2. materials designed for child care providers. Some resources may benefit both audiences