Frequently Asked Questions-Regulated Child Care and YoungStar Public Search Website Frequently Asked Questions Regulated Child Care and YoungStar Public Search Website The following is a list of frequently asked questions and answers regarding the information contained in the Regulated Child Care and YoungStar Public Search website. Click on a question to view its answer.
Child Care Licensing Contacts Child Care Licensing Contacts Please use this map and drop-down menu to choose the child care licensing office you wish to contact.
Background Check Forms & Publications Wisconsin Background Check Forms & Publications Here's a variety of forms and publications to help you with the Background Check process.
Certified Child Care Directories Certified Child Care Directories For a list of certified child care programs by county, click on the appropriate county in the table below. Directories are provided in two formats:
Licensed Child Care Directories Licensed Child Care Directories Including Licensed Exempt Programs Operated by Public Schools and Head Start Programs For a list of regulated family and group child care programs by county, click on the appropriate county in the table below. Directories are provided in two formats:
Wisconsin Child Care Licensing Central Office Child Care Licensing Contacts The Bureau of Early Care Regulation (BECR) has a central office and five (5) regional licensing offices throughout the state.
Provider Survey Provider Survey - How Are We Doing? The Department of Children and Families (DCF) has created the following customer satisfaction surveys to learn more about how we’re doing in serving licensed child care providers. The responses we receive to these surveys will be compiled and reviewed by DCF staff to help us improve our services.
Is Your Child Care Center Secure? Is your child care center secure? Making sure that children are safe and protected from outside intrusion is a priority for both parents and child care providers. Centers are encouraged to look at security measures they may employ to keep children safe. Parents are encouraged to talk with centers about the security measures in place.
