Connect with community & state resources, find info on shared learning-groups, volunteer to tutor students, & much more. 
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NM Child Care Providers Table​
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​Connecting families with child care providers
The State of NM is coordinating cross-departmental assistance for caregivers & educators amid COVID-19.
Changes that affect children & families include:
  1. Enabling family, friends, & neighbors to provide paid child care services, may be eligible for assisted funding
  2. ​Expanding child care access for families
  3. Ensuring children have access to meals​​
Changes that affect child care & pre-K providers:
  1. Partnering with the PED to provide child care
  2. Expediting background checks to help cover staffing shortages
  3. Coordinating food & cleaning supply delivery
  4. Providing regular technical assistance & support

State Department Resources & Info

NM Child Care Licensing Resources
  • Info on child care licensing & resources for children with special needs
  • Contacts for child support, family health care, help paying for food or heat, & more
Caregivers Checklist: Back To School Planning
  • Planning for in-person classes
  • Planning for at-home or virtual learning
  • Mental health & social-emotional wellbeing
  • Resources to navigate stress & uncertainty

Additional Resources

Bubbles by Swing Education matches families with screen K-12 educators for in-home learning pods
Research Backgrounder on Virtual Education & Child Care
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Do you have other great STEAM ideas and resources to share? Let us know by sending an email to nmsteamhub@gmail.com.
The STEAM Hub of Northern New Mexico is a collective action initiative of the Northern New Mexico STEAM Coalition. This free public resource was developed with support from the LANL Foundation, the Los Alamos National Laboratory and Triad National Security, LLC, and the Community Learning Network.

We also appreciate the contributions of: New Mexico TechWorks, LANL Major Subcontractors Consortium and New Mexico Foundation, Internet Society and Internet Society Chapter of New Mexico, New Mexico Gas, NSF Smart and Connected Communities  Opportunity Santa Fe, volunteers and interns from AmeriCorps Vista, North Central Department of Economic Development from New Mexico and regional STEAM advocates, organizations and agencies.
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