Wanted!
Be Your Own Boss
Learn more about the benefits of starting a career as a Family Child Care provider, running your own business, and working from home.
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Individualized Care
Enroll your child in a Family Child Care program where your child is cared for in a home setting with smaller ratios and more flexibility to meet the individual needs of the child and family.
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Wanted!

Family Child Care - (2 Wks - 12 Yrs)

Family Child Care provides a safe, developmentally appropriate home environment for children so parents can focus on the SJAFB mission. Working under contracts with parents, our licensed FCC providers offer high-quality care for 2-weeks to 12-year old children.

Family Child Care Providers

Wanted!

The Seymour Johnson Family Child Care Office is currently recruiting new providers. Prospective providers are trained, screened, and approved by applicable agencies. All orientation trainings are free and are held in the Family Child Care Office. Anyone who is interested in becoming a certified FCC provider must contact the Family Child Care office.

Benefits of becoming an FCC provider:

Work from Home/Set Your Own Hours
Extra Family Income/Set Your Own Fees
Manage your Own Business
Access to Free Resource Library

(919) 722 - 7194

Special Offer

Expanded Child Care Program (ECC)
Through Family Child Care (FCC)

Have you recently PCS'd to Seymour Johnson or returned home from a deployment? If so, you may qualify for FREE CHILD CARE through the Expanded Child Care (ECC) program.

A variety of care is available, including PCS Care, Deployment/Remote Child Care, UTA Child Care, Extended Duty Care, drop-in/hourly care, full-time care, part-time care, night and weekend care, and more! For additional information on these and other expanded child care programs, please contact the Family Child Care Office.

PCS Care
Deployment/Remote Care

UTA Child Care
Subsidy

Hourly Care
Extended Duty Care

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24/7 or Extended Childcare

Unauthorized Care

According to our Air Force Instruction (AFI) 34-144, 11.17 states, “Residents providing uncertified child care residing in government-owned and privatized housing are notified of the requirements when providing care for more than 10 hours a week. Uncertified care will be investigated by the Family Child Care Coordinator, accompanied by the Flight Chief or Force Support Squadron Commander/Director (or designee). The individual will be provided with a written request to complete the certification procedures and to cease providing care until they become certified. Security Forces will be contacted if there are suspected violations of law and the Family Child Care Program notifies the Privatized Property Management office.”