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System Maintenance
System maintenance will be conducted on MilitaryChildCare.com (MCC) on 18 May 2024 from 0900 – 1300 EST. During this time, JAS applications will not be available
CNIC, HQ, Child and Youth Programs (CYP-N912) hosted the Child and Youth Education Services (CYES) Process Enhancement Team (PET) 23-24 April 2008. The PET is chartered to develop inputs and recommendations to Navy leadership for the CYES Strategic Implementation Plan to be implemented under CYP using the new Navy School Liaison Officer positions.
Programs:
24/7 Centers, Child Development Center, Child and Youth Program, Family Child Care, School Age Care, Youth Program
Resource Type:
General
Published:
01/18
The Navy CYP Parent Participation Plan (PPP) sample helps programs detail how they will encourage families to actively participate in their CYP. Programs are required to develop a PPP and must review and update their PPP on an annual basis to ensure an accurate and up-to-date ΓÇ£road mapΓÇ¥ for their participation efforts for the coming year.
Programs:
24/7 Centers, Child Development Center, School Age Care
Resource Type:
Operating Procedure
Published:
12/15
CPSC created its playground safety guidelines as a detailed working blueprint to help local communities, schools, day care centers, corporations, and other groups build safe playgrounds. This handbook includes technical safety guidelines for designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining public playgrounds.
Programs:
24/7 Centers, Child Development Center, Family Child Care, School Age Care, Youth Program
Resource Type:
Form
Published:
12/18
Families use this form when they are enrolling and registering their children to document in writing their releases and authorizations for field trips, transportation, topical non-prescription product application, media release, an acknowledgement that they have received the Navy CYP Parent Handbook, and a general hold harmless release.
Positive youth development engages youth along with their families and/or communities so that youth are empowered to reach their full potential. The virtual training focused on the 8 essential elements of effective youth programs: Physical & Psychological Safety; Supportive Relationships; Opportunities for Belonging; Positive Social Norms, Appropriate Structure; Efficacy & Mattering; Skill Building; Family, School, & Community.
Positive youth-adult partnerships is the intentional commitment to engage youth as partners in our planning, implementing, and evaluating of programs. This virtual training will focus on the process of moving from planning for youth to planning with youth. Attendees will discover strategies and tools to strengthen programs and enhance learning for our youth. Each virtual training featured presentations with audience interaction and a live Q&A.
