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The Child Care Licensing Unit (CCLU) ensures that children attending NH child care programs are in safe and healthy environments and are provided with care, supervision and developmentally appropriate

When child care programs become strong partners and advocates in encouraging and supporting mothers to continue to breastfeed, the benefits to families are great. Child care programs also benefit from

If you are a parent or caretaker of a minor child (under 18) and the other parent is not living in your household, you can receive our services. Just complete and sign an Application for Child Su

NH Connections Visit the Bureau’s Consumer Education Website, NH Connections, for more information on the programs, activities and initiatives of the Bureau along with partners, collaborators and c

The Office of Child Care (OCC) in the Federal Administration for Children and Families supports low-income working families by improving access to affordable, high-quality early care and out-of-school

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The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Section supports a broad array of programs to improve the availability of and access to high quality preventive and primary health care for all children, and for th

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Using the NH Connections Portal All child care personnel and household members must register in the NH Connections (NHCIS) portal, and submit their BRC applications online. Using the portal to init