The QCC County Program Profile provides county data from the Common Data File (CDF) and the Annual Progress Report (APR). For counties that are a part of a consortium, the QCC County Program Profile provides a combined view of the CDF and APR. Both qualitative and quantitative data are presented to provide a local view of early learning and care climate.

Our overall goals are to provide individualized and customized support to all providers of care in all types of settings.

• IMPACT
• CSPP
• QCC
• Workforce Development

• Plumas Unified School District
• Feather River College
• Plumas Early Education and Child Care Council
• Plumas Rural Services- Child Care Resource and Referral
• Sierra Cascade Family Opportunities Head Start
• First 5 Plumas

The program manager for IMPACT works closely with the local resource and referral (R&R) coordinator. The R&R disseminates our brochure to potential friend, family, and neighbor (FFN) providers and family child care providers, and it is also included in their provider newsletter. The Child Care Payment Program also disseminates our brochure to FFN providers that they work with. Information is shared at workshops and trainings. Most outreach is done by phone call and individual visits to learn about them and their program and how we can support them.

Coaching/mentoring, Technical assistance, Free training and professional development, Professional growth advising, Assistance in developing goals, Resources and incentives to support your goals

The incentive amounts are set based on the step level of participation. Quality improvement plans are created at all step levels. Participants are encouraged to participate in AB 212 and CDTC.

A Family Child Care Provider shared: Working with Plumas STARS and learning about setting up environments has made a world of difference in my learning center. Everything flows so smoothly.