Victoria Child Care Resource

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2001 Douglas St
Victoria, BC V8T 4K9
+1 (250) 382-7000
https://www.childcarevictoria.org

The Victoria Child Care Resource and Referral (CCRR) program is dedicated to supporting families and child care providers in the region by offering resources, professional development, and community engagement opportunities. With a focus on culturally relevant programs, the CCRR collaborates with various organizations, including Metis Nation BC and LDABC The Learning Curve, to enhance the wellbeing of children and families through mentorship and workshops.

Located on the traditional territories of the Lekwungen and W S NE peoples, the CCRR is committed to addressing historical injustices and fostering a safe environment for all, particularly Indigenous peoples. Through its community-oriented approach, the CCRR strives to be a welcoming space that promotes understanding, resilience, and the vibrant cultures of diverse communities.

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