Local Childcare
The following resources are not affiliated with or endorsed by UVA. We highly encourage you to research and evaluate before hiring a provider.
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ChildCare Aware of Virginia
ChildCare Aware of Virginia is a community-based network of childcare and early education specialists who work to increase the accessibility, availability and quality of child care in Virginia. You can start your childcare search with them for individualized referrals.
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Virginia Department of Education
Child Care VA a website of the Virginia Department of Education provides a comprehensive repository of resources and information to make choosing safe, quality childcare easier for parents.
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Charlottesville Family
Charlottesville Family offers a network of local family resources.
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Charlottesville Mom
Charlottesville Mom offers a local networks of family resources.
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ChildcareCenter.us
ChildcareCenter.us provides a listing of caregiving resources in the local area.
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Local Childcare Facebook Groups (not affiliated with UVA)
- Charlottesville Grad Student Babysitting Group
- Charlottesville Area Childcare Network
- Childcare network at Greene County, VA
- Child Care services in Virginia (Rockingham and Augusta Counties)
- Louisa County Child Care Network
- UVA Med Dog/House/Babysitting Group
- Charlottesville Childcare Club
- Staunton Babysitting and Childcare
- Babysitters of Charlottesville, Harrisonburg & Surrounding Counties
Local Adult/Eldercare
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Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA)
The Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) helps connect seniors, adults with disabilities, and caregivers with resources and supports for day-to-day living and community connections.
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Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services
Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services provides statewide resources for older Virginians, individuals with disabilities, and their families or care partners.
Funding Resources for Childcare
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Virginia’s Child Care Subsidy Program
Virginia’s Child Care Subsidy Program offers assistance for families in paying child care costs for children under age 13 who are not eligible to attend public school during the part of the day when public education is available, or children with special needs under age 18 who reside with the applicant.
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Virginia Department of Social Services
Virginia Department of Social Services Financial assistance is provided to eligible families to help with the cost of childcare so they can work or attend education programs. Contact your local department of social services or visit CommonHelp.
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United Way
The goal of the United Way Early Learner program is to close the opportunity gap by promoting strategies to provide all children with the most appropriate and effective early services, supports and high-quality early child care and education required to achieve the desired outcomes.
Early Learner Scholarships are for child care and preschool for children from low-income working families. These scholarships give children access to quality, stable early education environments to prepare them for success in school and life.
Resources to Become a Local Caregiver, Nanny, or Sitter
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Sittercity
Through Sittercity, you can apply for babysitting jobs and nanny jobs and to connect with families in the local area.
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Virginia Department of Education
Virginia Department of Education offers information about the benefits of becoming a licensed child care provider or subsidy provider, and keep current providers up-to- date on the latest news and requirements.
Local Resources for Children and Adults with Disabilities
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Autism Society of Central Virginia
A resource for support and directory of partners, peer meetings, support groups, etc.
Click to learn more about Autism Society of Central Virginia's Adult Resources -
Charlottesville Region Autism Action Group
Facebook page to share information/resources
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Commonwealth Autism Resource Database
provides resources and groups
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Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services
Provides statewide resources for older Virginians, individuals with disabilities, and their families or care partners
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Reclaimed Hope
Support and advocacy organization founded to strengthen and empower families navigating foster care, adoption, and children with disabilities
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The Arc of the Piedmont
Services and supports to advance and enhance inclusion, respect, and appreciation for all people with developmental disabilities and their families
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VIA Adult Services
a great starting point just for some direction, clarity, and/or support
Click to learn more about the adult services that the Virginia Institute of Autism offers.
Thanks for reviewing these available resources in our area.
Do you know of resources that we are not listing? Please contact us at AskHR@Virginia.edu to share.