This page will be updated as we receive resources related to childcare in our region in light of COVID-19 closures and organizational changes.
If you would like to suggest a resource for this page, please send us a message.
Click the button above to search the most up-to-date childcare availability information. Child Care Aware of Virginia is working to update their database as quickly as possible amidst the COVID-19 crisis. If you are in need of individualized assistance to find childcare, call 866-543-7852 or email KasharaL@va.childcareaware.org.
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Norfolk Public Schools is collaborating with childcare providers across the city for the 2020-2021 school year. Click the button to the left to be redirected to NPS's webpage with more information on programs, including ages of children served, locations, costs, and contact information. |
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AlphaAc@demy is providing childcare and facilitating distance learning from 7:00AM to 6:00PM for children ages 4 - 12 who attend Suffolk Public Schools. Click the button labeled "Suffolk Public Schools Childcare Resources" to see SPS's webpage on the program, or click the AlphaAc@demy button learn more and/or register. |
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VBPCS has also consolidated resources and provided a list of alternate childcare opportunities available within the city. Information can be found by clicking the "Virginia Beach Childcare Resources" button to the left.
A task group comprised of VB Schools staff, City of Virginia Beach staff, local youth-serving agencies and faith-based leaders, has compiled a map to assist families as they select childcare options. Click the map button to open the site in a new window.
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The YMCA of South Hampton Roads will be providing emergency child care services for essential personnel such as first responders, health care workers, police, firefighters, and military during the COVID-19 pandemic. Proof of employment must be provided on your first day of care. Hours: Monday–Friday, 6:30am–6pm |
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 Click the image above to read answers to frequently asked questions on the Child Care Subsidy Program, published by Virginia's Department of Social Services.
Note: Essential Personnel in need of childcare can apply for Child Care Subsidy via CommonHelp or by submitting an application directly to their local department of social services.
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| EVMS's Minus 9 to 5 initiative has created a dedicated page for resources, including local/regional links, city-specific information, and child care provider guidance. |
The Virginia Child Care Aware site includes information for providers and childcare resources and referrals.
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