Department of Early Education and Care
Massachusetts Family Network
Renewal Application
Fund Code 296
OVERVIEW, ELIGIBILITY, FUNDING, SUBMISSION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Background:
The Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) provides
services for children in Massachusetts through a mixed delivery system, which
includes child care centers, out-of-school time programs, family child care
homes, public preschool programs, private school preschool and kindergarten,
and Head Start programs. EEC is responsible for licensing early education and
care and out-of-school time programs throughout Massachusetts and for
providing child care financial assistance to low-income families with children
birth to 12 years of age. In addition, EEC provides support for information and
referral services, inclusive programming for children with special needs,
parenting and family support, and professional development opportunities for
educators in the early education and out of school time fields. These efforts
affect thousands of early education and out of school time providers, who serve
more than 275,000 children each day. In its broadest role, EEC also serves as a
source of information to more than one million families in Massachusetts.
With regard to family outreach, education, and support, EEC’s goals include:
 providing family education and support that builds on and enhances
family strengths;
 facilitating active family involvement; and
 promoting family literacy and school readiness.
In order to reach these goals, EEC is moving toward building a system that
invests in a range of services that will offer families a menu of options from
which to choose and better connect families to information and services specific
to their needs.
Purpose:
The Massachusetts Family Network program (MFN) develops and implements
models of parent outreach, education, and support that are effective with families
with young children.
MFN provides collaborative, comprehensive, high quality networks of
family support services that are free of charge, culturally sensitive,
welcoming, and accessible to all families with young children (prenatal
through 3 years old). MFN programs cultivate leadership and develop interfamily relationships by building on the strengths of parents (and other adults
in the parenting role) and existing resources in the community.
Goals and Priorities:
The goals of the Massachusetts Family Network are organized into four
priorities: outreach, local collaboration and coordination, family support, and
parent leadership and program evaluation.
Outreach
Plan and conduct outreach to all families with young children (prenatal through 3
years old) through a variety of methods so that families, including those that may
be difficult to reach by traditional methods, are provided with opportunities to
participate in a variety of programs.
Collaboration and Coordination
Coordinate a system of community family education and support resources and
services for all families with young children (prenatal through 3 years old)
through a governing council and other collaborative efforts that include parents,
including Reach Out and Read, neonatal and postnatal home parenting education
and home visiting programs for at-risk newborns administered by the Children’s
Trust Fund.
Family Support and Parent Leadership
Structure opportunities for parents to build upon their educational experiences,
increase parenting skills to enhance their children’s development, take leadership
roles in the community, and develop community and inter-family relationships.
Program Evaluation
Evaluate the community’s Family Network program and develop a process for
making changes and improvements based on evaluation information.
Applicant Eligibility:
This is a renewal application for FY 2009 grant funds. The 42 lead agencies that
received MFN grants in FY 2008 are eligible to apply for grant funds.
A lead agency or subcontracted provider subject to EEC licensure shall be
awarded funds only if it is in substantial compliance with applicable EEC
regulations.
The lead agency and all subcontracted providers must comply with all applicable
statutes, regulations, policies, and procedures, inclusive of any changes made as a
result of enacted legislation, duly promulgated regulations, or policies
implemented by the Board and/or the Department of Early Education and Care.
Funding:
This is an application for renewal of grant funding for FY 2009. Continuation
funding for the MFN program is subject to FY 2009 state budget appropriations
and budget language.
The amount of funds for which each MFN lead agency is eligible to apply is
specified in Appendix E.
Fund Use:
Massachusetts Family Network funds may be used to conduct outreach, provide
direct services and coordinate and support local family support activities and
networks through the following mechanisms:
Coordinator and staff salaries and fringe benefits;
Contracted consultants, group leaders, trainers, and performers;
Supplies and materials to implement direct service activities;
Non instructional supplies and materials;
Printing and reproduction;
Equipment and capital purchases;
Rental of space for program implementation and coordination; and
Administrative costs as outlined below.
Subcontracting
MFN services may be provided by the lead agency and/or through subcontracts
(subject to EEC approval) with other providers. A lead agency or subcontracted
provider subject to EEC licensure shall be awarded funds only if it is in
substantial compliance with applicable EEC regulations.
Fiscal Administration and Oversight
Please note the limit on fiscal administrative costs. The sum of the following
expenditures cannot exceed 8.0% of the grant award:
1. Salary of the supervisor of the grant coordinator;
2. Salaries of fiscal staff (including but not limited to: bookkeeper, contract
monitors);
3. Rental of space, telephone/utility, maintenance and repair, an internal
audit costs associated with the administration of the MFN program; and
4. Costs of administrative caps on subcontracts. Administrative costs of
any subcontract shall not exceed 8.0% of the subcontract award. Please
use guidelines equivalent to those provided above to determine the
administrative costs of a subcontract (e.g., replace the salary of the MFN
supervisor with the salary of the subcontractor’s supervisor).
Please note: EEC has reserved the right to include the above categories in its
calculation of an approved administrative cap. Federal indirect rates may not be
applied to this grant.
Required Services:
Grant Term:
Through direct services, referrals, and subcontracts with community providers,
funds must be used to provide, at a minimum, the following program
components:

an accessible space to implement program activities (e.g., a family
center);

home visits;

child development information;

health and developmental screening;

adult education;

family literacy activities;

family and community events;

parent education and support groups;

leadership opportunities;

assistance with meeting basic needs;

playgroups, including integrated playgroups in collaboration with Early
Intervention programs; and support of local coalition building activities.
This is a one year grant for the period 7/1/2008 – 6/30/2009 (provided applicants
meet all applicant requirements). Grantees may be eligible to apply to renew
their grants, contingent upon the Legislature’s appropriation of funds.
Contact:
Contact: Claire Brady
Phone: (617) 988-7811
Email: claire.brady@massmail.state.ma.us
Timeline and
Submission Date:
Renewal grant proposals must be received at EEC’s Central Office by
4:30 p.m. on June 13, 2008.
Required
Forms to be
Submitted:
Part II- Budget Detail and Narrative (Attached Separately)
Part III: Subcontractor Budget Detail and Narrative (Attached Separately)
Lead agencies that subcontract program coordination and implementation
must submit this additional subcontractor budget
Part IV-Program Questions
Part V: Program Contact Information
Part VI: MFN Council Sign-Off Sheet
Part VII: MFN Required Program Components for FY 2009
Part VIII: In Kind and Other Fundraising
Part IX: Local Council Expanded Role Questionnaire
Part X: Statement of Assurance
Please note: Part I: Standard Contract Form will be sent to you following
programmatic approval of your grant. You will have to sign and return both
contract forms to EEC with original signatures (no copies).
Submission
Instructions:
Applicants must mail one original (sign in blue ink) and one copy:
TO:
Tresa Glover-Smith
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
51 Sleeper Street 4th floor
Boston, MA 02210
ATTN: Fund Code 296
Please do not include any of the appendices in your mailing. The appendices
contain additional program information and requirements for your reference.
Please make sure to put the ATTN: line on the envelope as we have several
grant applications due to us at the same time.
*As stated above, the Standard Contract Form /Application for Program
Grants, the Council Sign Off Sheet, and Statement of Assurance must be
mailed to EEC with original signatures and will not be accepted
electronically.
Additional
Information for the
Applicant:
Appendix A: Instructions
Appendix B: Grant Negotiation, Payment Terms, Grant Expenditures,
Termination, Recoupment of Funds, and Relevant Laws
Appendix C: Additional Budget Information
Appendix D: Additional Program information
Appendix E: FY 2009 Funding Eligibility Amounts, subject to appropriation in
FY 2009 State Budget
Appendix F: Crosswalk of EEC Programs by Community
Reporting:
In order to recognize accomplishments, identify challenges and inform future
funding decisions, mid and end-of-year progress reports are required of all FY09
EEC grant recipients. These reports will provide EEC with information regarding
the successes and challenges in meeting grant goals and objectives. A template
for reporting this information will be forthcoming. The mid year report is due by
4:00pm Friday, January 16th 2009 and receipt of the end-of-year report will be
required for approval of final grant payments. These narrative reports are in
addition to any other existing reporting requirements.
PART IV: PROGRAM QUESTIONS
A.
FY 2008 SUMMARY OF PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
Using the format provided, please report on the implementation of the FY 2008 MFN program for each of the goals
set forth in the FY 2008 RFR.
1. Universal Outreach
 Plan and conduct outreach to all families with young children (prenatal through 3 years old) through a
variety of methods so that families, including those that may be difficult to reach by traditional methods,
are provided with opportunities to participate in a variety of programs. In your response, include plans to
include any priority populations or underserved communities reported in FY2008 Summary of Program
Goals questions 2 and 3.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
Outcome: Was the goal met?
 If yes, describe briefly the impact the attainment of this goal has had on the MFN.

If no, describe briefly the efforts made to attain the goal and any changes made to the goal
over the year. Indicate if efforts to attain this goal will continue in FY 2009.
2. Collaboration and Coordination
Coordinate a system of community family education and support resources and services for all families with young
children (prenatal through 3 years old) through a governing council and other collaborative efforts that include parents.
One of EEC’s goals is to ensure coordination and alignment between and among all EEC funded programs. In the
following section, detail your program’s current connections and collaborations with the EEC funded programs listed
below. Highlight any successful activities or joint programming conducted in FY 2008. *Indicate NA if a program
listed is not available in your community. Please see Appendix F for a listing of the EEC programs aligned with your
community.
 Parent Child Home Program
 Community Partnerships for Children
 Public School, especially Early Childhood Special Education
 Early Childhood Resource Centers
 Child Care Resource and Referral Agency
 Reach out and Read

Neonatal and postnatal home parenting education and home visiting programs for at-risk newborns
(administered by the Children’s Trust Fund)
Outcome: Was the goal met?
 If yes, describe briefly the impact the attainment of this goal has had on the MFN.

If no, describe briefly the efforts made to attain the goal and any changes made to the goal
over the year. Indicate if efforts to attain this goal will continue in FY 2009.
3. Family Support and Parent Leadership
 Structure opportunities for parents to build upon their educational experiences, increase parenting skills to
enhance their children’s development, take leadership roles in the community, and develop community
and inter-family relationships.
In FY 2008, PART VII: FY 2008 MFN REQUIRED PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION was used to answer
this question. As an option, applicants may choose to complete the objectives and outcomes section for this
question, but it is not required.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
Outcome: Was the goal met?
 If yes, describe briefly the impact the attainment of this goal has had on the MFN.

If no, describe briefly the efforts made to attain the goal and any changes made to the goal
over the year. Indicate if efforts to attain this goal will continue in FY 2009.
4. Evaluation
 Evaluate the community’s Family Network program and develop a process for making changes and
improvements based on evaluation information.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
Outcome: Was the goal met?
 If yes, describe briefly the impact the attainment of this goal has had on the MFN.

If no, describe briefly the efforts made to attain the goal and any changes made to the goal
over the year. Indicate if efforts to attain this goal will continue in FY 2009.
5. New Program Development
 Other new program development and other new services
Objective:
Specific activities to reach this objective:
Outcome: Was the goal met?
B.

If yes, describe briefly the impact the attainment of this goal has had on the MFN.

If no, describe briefly the efforts made to attain the goal and any changes made to the goal
over the year. Indicate if efforts to attain this goal will continue in FY 2009.
FY 2009 PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
Summarize the MFN Council’s objectives and planned activities for FY 2009. Please include one or more
measurable objectives for each category outlined below.
FY 2009 Program Objectives
1. Universal Outreach
 Plan and conduct outreach to all families with young children (prenatal through 3 years old) through a
variety of methods so that families, including those that may be difficult to reach by traditional methods,
are provided with opportunities to participate in a variety of programs. In your response, include plans to
include any priority populations or underserved communities.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
2. Collaboration and Coordination
 Coordinate a system of community family education and support resources and services for all families
with young children (prenatal through 3 years old) through a governing council and other collaborative
efforts that include parents.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
3. Family Support and Parent Leadership
 Structure opportunities for parents to build upon their educational experiences, increase parenting skills to
enhance their children’s development, take leadership roles in the community, and develop community
and inter-family relationships.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
4. Evaluation
 Evaluate the community’s Family Network program and develop a process for making changes and
improvements based on evaluation information.
Objectives:
Specific activities to meet this objective:
5. New Program Development
 Other new program development and other new services
Objective:
Specific activities to reach this objective:
Additional Requirement
Family, friend, and neighbor care (also known as informal or kith and kin care,) is a preferred option of child care for
many families in our state. In these arrangements, young children are cared for by close friends or relatives. Some
arrangements are free and some are for a small fee. Recently there has been increased attention and research done
regarding this type of care. EEC is looking at how family, friend, and neighbor care aligns with the larger mission of
the agency, and sees a role for the Massachusetts Family Networks to provide support to these informal child care
providers.
EEC is seeking information on the current level of activities and outreach to informal care providers through the
MFN.
Please describe any activities or specific outreach that you are currently providing, such as grandparent groups and
caregiver playgroups.
Are informal caregivers participating in MFN activities?
Please see Part X: Statement of Assurance for further information on including informal caregivers as part of
MFN outreach.
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PART V: PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION
1. SUMMER CONTACT INFORMATION
The summer contact person must be available to the Department from June 9, 2008 through September 8, 2008.
Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
2. MFN COORDINATOR INFORMATION
Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
3. LEAD AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
4. SUPERINTENDENT OR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF LEAD AGENCY
Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
PART VI: MFN COUNCIL SIGN-OFF SHEET
By signing this page as a Council member, I agree with the two statements listed below.
1. I participated in developing the program and budget components, reviewed and approved of this FY 2009
MFN proposal.
2. I will continue to be aware of the program and budget components of this FY 2009 MFN proposal
throughout FY 2009.
* Indicates required council member, where applicable
Name and Agency
(Please print)
Role/Position
Address and Phone
Signature**
Check if
Chair
Parent of a young child*
Parent of a young child*
Parent of a young child*
Parent of a young child
Parent of a young child
Parent of a young child
Public School
Representative*
Lead Agency
Representative*
Early Intervention
Representative*
**If a required Council Member does not sign the sign-off sheet, please submit a written explanation
describing why the signature is missing, the efforts made to obtain it, and an estimated date for
obtaining the signature. If a required member is not represented on the Council, please submit an
action plan for FY 2009 recruitment.
PART VI: MFN COUNCIL SIGN-OFF SHEET (continued)
Name and Agency
Role/Position
Address and Phone
Signature**
Check if
Chair
Parent-Child Home
Program
Representative*
Community
Partnerships
Representative*
Head Start/Early Head
Start Representative*
Family Services
Provider*
Home Visiting Provider
(e.g., Healthy Families,
First STEP, VNA, etc.)
Provider of Early Care
and Education
Local Child Care
Resource and Referral
Agency*
Representative of
Business Community
Representative from
Faith-Based
Organization
*Required Members
**If a required Council Member does not sign the sign-off sheet, please submit a written explanation
describing why the signature is missing, the efforts made to obtain it, and an estimated date for
obtaining the signature. If a required member is not represented on the Council, please submit an
action plan for FY 2009 recruitment.
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
FY 2009
PART VI: MFN COUNCIL SIGN-OFF SHEET (continued)
Name and Agency
(Please print.)
Role/Position
Address and Phone
Signature**
Check if
Chair
Representative of
Children with
Disabilities
(Parent or agency)
Children’s Librarian
Representative of
Adult Education
Representative of
Senior Citizens
Representative of
Higher Education
Health Care
Provider/Mental
Health Care Provider
City/Town Official
Other (describe)
Other (describe)
* Required Members
**If a required Council Member does not sign the sign-off sheet, please submit a written explanation
describing why the signature is missing, the efforts made to obtain it, and an estimated date for
obtaining the signature. If a required member is not represented on the Council, please submit an
action plan for FY 2009 recruitment.
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PART VII: MFN REQUIRED PROGRAM COMPONENTS FY 2009
MFN funds must be used to provide, at a minimum, the program components listed in the left hand column of the table. Please indicate with a check mark how the
components will be implemented in FY 2009 through the following: direct services; referrals to another resource; subcontracts with community providers; or
another means, such as in-kind donations. (Please note this is a different requirement form past RFRs)
Direct
Services
Referrals
Subcontracts
With
Community
Providers
An accessible space to implement program activities (e.g., a family center)
Home visits
Child development information
Health and developmental screening
Adult education
Family literacy activities
Family and community events
Parent education and support groups
Parent leadership opportunities
Assistance with meeting basic needs
Playgroups, including integrated playgroups in collaboration with Early Intervention
programs
Support of local coalition building activities
* Services provided at no cost to MFN through in kind or collaboration arrangements should be so noted in this column.
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Projected
number of
families to
be served in
FY 2009
FY 2009 proposed
expenditure*
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PART VIII: IN KIND CONTRIBUTIONS AND FUND RAISING
In Kind Contribution Lead agency
Direct Services
Collaboration
Outreach
Program Coordination and Support
Administration
In Kind Contribution other partners
Direct Services
Collaboration
Outreach
Program Coordination and Support
Administration
Volunteers
In Kind Total
Fundraising Please list funding sources.
FY 2008 ($)
FY 2009 ($ anticipated)
Grants
Leveraged Funds
Fundraising Total:
In kind contributions are services and materials provided to the MFN for no charge. They may be
provided by the lead agency or other agency partners, including parent volunteers. Some examples
include, but are not limited to, program space, bookkeeping services, telephone services, printing
supplies, utilities, playgroup facilitation, cleaning services, developmental screenings, and parenting
workshops.
Fund raising includes donations of money, grants and other funds that the MFN was able to access based
on the strength of its program and partnerships or value to the community.
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PART IX: Local Council Expanded Role: Questionnaire
Lead Agency: _________________________________________________________________
EEC is interested in working with communities and programs toward developing more unified local
planning and coordination councils. We want to identify best practices and potential barriers to the
success of these efforts. Your responses to the following questions will inform the Department in fully
developing this vision.
Does your council or program currently plan for the coordination of services for children outside of your
specified age range?
Does your council currently work with other local councils and early childhood programs (i.e. PCHP,
MFN, United Way, Success by Six, UPK, School Age, etc.)?
If yes, please briefly describe this collaboration and any specific activities you are planning for FY 2009.
What are the most successful or positive aspects of working in this way?
What are the barriers, concerns, or drawbacks?
If your program does not currently have an expanded coordination and planning function serving children
birth through five, what supports or information would you need to do this?
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PART X: STATEMENT OF ASSURANCE
EEC will provide specific guidance on the completion of this requirement. Signed statements of
assurance and plans will be due to EEC under separate cover by June 27, 2008.
Family, friend, and neighbor care (also known as informal or kith and kin care,) is a preferred option of
child care for many families in our state. In FY 2008 MFN programs were required to include informal
child care providers in outreach through newsletters and mailings. Specifically, EEC required MFNs to
provide this information to the Family, Friend and Neighbor care providers who receive financial
assistance through the CCR&R’s as well as providers they identified through their local networks. This
requirement will continue in FY 2009.
In FY 2009, the insert MFN name will collaborate with the insert CCR&R name to include family,
friend and neighbor care providers in MFN outreach through newsletters and mailings.
Please outline the specific steps or processes that will be followed to support the achievement of this
goal.
MFN
Name of MFN:_________________________________________________________
Name & Title of MFN Representative:_______________________________________________
Signature of representative: ______________________________________________________________________
CCR&R
Name of CCR&R:_________________________________________________________
Name & Title of CCR&R Representative:_______________________________________________
Signature of representative: ______________________________________________________________________
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APPENDIX A – INSTRUCTIONS
PART II: Budget Detail and Narrative– Instructions
Your MFN budget is in the form of an Excel spread sheet. Its purpose is to provide budgetary information, using a
line item or object of expenditure format. All amounts on budget lines must be rounded to whole dollars.
Specific budgetary information structured in an object of expenditure or line item format and containing sufficient
sub-line item information to comply with the relevant laws is required.
Grant recipients must do the following:
 Maintain separate and auditable records for each project;
 Maintain time and attendance records to support payrolls;
 Maintain time distribution records for salaries and wages of employees that are chargeable to more than one
grant program; and
 Administer funds in compliance with relevant federal, state and local laws, regulations and/or policies,
including but not limited to 815 CMR 2.00 et. seq.
General Instructions
Open the Excel document entitled Budget Detail Information and Narrative attached to your email. Save this
document to your computer. Rename the file so it includes the name of your MFN (e.g., Budget Detail _Lead
Agency Name_Town Names).
Each budget contains the following columns:
 Expenditure Category: delineates the specific expenditure categories that reflect MFN program goals and
allowable expenditures;
 Proposed FY 2009 Expenditure: Report the proposed funding you intend to allocate to specific expenditure
categories. This column will auto-sum all of the figures entered to provide a subtotal where indicated and
total grant award amount at the bottom of the spreadsheet. This amount should not exceed your given
allocation as listed in Appendix E;
 Expenditure Description: Please provide a detailed explanation of how the funding proposed in the
Proposed FY 2009 Expenditure column will be used. Do not reiterate the definitions that are included in the
next column entitled Expenditure Parameters; and
 Expenditure Parameters: provides definitions and parameters for appropriate expenditures.
Specific Instructions
1. Please enter your MFN Lead Agency Name in row 1.
2. Please enter the communities you serve in your formal catchment area.
3. Under the tab Expenditure parameters, you will find the allowable expenditures for Local Planning and
Coordination.
4. Before completing row 5 “MFN Direct Services”, please see Appendix C: Additional Budget Information.
5. Expenditure Description: Please provide a detailed explanation of how the funding proposed in the
Proposed FY 2009 Expenditure column will be used. Do not reiterate the definitions that are included in
the next column entitled Expenditure Parameters.
Important note:
 Rows numbered 1 through 14 (highlighted in yellow to far left) reflect costs to the
Lead Agency associated with coordination and implementation of the MFN Grant.
 Row number 15 (highlighted in yellow to far left) should reflect costs associated with
subcontracted services for coordination and implementation of the grant. For each
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subcontractor who conducts grant coordination and support, please complete Part
III: Subcontractor Budget Detail and Narrative
6. In the section entitled Grant Administration and Oversight please indicate in the Proposed FY 2009
Expenditure column, the amount your lead agency will expend on approved administrative costs.
Approved administrative costs are delineated in the Expenditure Parameter column of this budget. You
must indicate the administrative costs of the lead agency and any subcontract separately. Administrative
costs associated with subcontract may also not exceed 8% of the total subcontract.
i. Please note: The sum of lead agency administrative costs and subcontracted
administrative costs must not exceed 8% of the total grant amount (preschool direct
services and local planning and coordination). Federal indirect rates or those assigned by
other entities may not be charged to this grant.
7. The MFN Grant Total may not exceed the allocation listed in Appendix E.
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APPENDIX B – GRANT NEGOTIATION, PAYMENT TERMS, GRANT EXPENDITURES,
TERMINATION, RECOUPMENT OF FUNDS, AND RELEVANT LAW
EEC may negotiate with the selected Grantee(s) specific deliverables and a timeline for their completion prior to
the commencement of this project. Payments will be made according to the final negotiated terms. EEC will have
sole discretion to determine whether a deliverable has been successfully completed by a Grantee thereby triggering
a payment.
Amendments to required services or deliverables which do not affect funding changes:
If during the project, either EEC or a Grantee would like to request a change in the required services, deliverables,
or timeline, EEC or the Grantee may propose such changes to the other. The parties must mutually agree to such
change(s) in writing. A written memorandum may be used to memorialize such changes; a formal grant amendment
will not be required.
Programmatic Budget Adjustments (formerly called grant amendments):
If during the project, a Grantee would like to request a change from the original approved budget, thus changing
deliverables, or timeline, the Grantee may propose such changes to EEC who may agree to implement such
changes. This is done by filing a Programmatic Budget Adjustment (formerly called a grant amendment). A
Programmatic budget adjustment is required 30 days in advance of proposed changes and in any case where the
original budget line is changed by more than 10%. EEC reserves the right to approve or deny any proposed
changes. When the Programmatic Budget Adjustment forms are available, you will receive electronic notification
regarding where they are posted on the EEC website.
Grantees are encouraged to use Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT). EFT allows for payments to be made from the
Commonwealth to grantees electronically and is the preferred method of payment for all payees doing business
with the Commonwealth. Use of EFT significantly reduces payment delays through a reduction in processing and
mailing time. Registering a grantee for EFT payments requires completion of an Electronic Funds Transfer form
by the Grantee and submission to EEC as part of contract execution.
To initiate any grant payments, grantees must submit a Request for Funds Form for the appropriate fiscal year.
Throughout the grant term, grantees must seek EEC’s approval for any budget changes by filing EEC Amendment
Forms. Within sixty (60) days of the termination of a grant, a grantee must submit an FR1 Final Financial Report and
repay the Commonwealth for any unexpended funds.
These forms are available at EEC’s website,
www.eec.state.ma.us.
Forms must be sent to the following address:
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
51 Sleeper Street, 4th Floor
Boston, MA 02210
Attention: Sandy Fortier Hollow
All grant recipients must use the grant monies in accordance with the terms and requirements set forth in this
Request for Responses, in addition to applicable EEC policies, regulations, and/or state or federal laws. EEC
reserves the right to recoup any and all monies which are not spent in accordance with such terms and/or laws. EEC
further reserves the right to discontinue grant funding to any recipient who violates any of the grant terms and/or
conditions which are incorporated into this Renewal Application/Request for Responses.
The selected Grantee must comply with all applicable provisions of the Massachusetts General Laws, State Finance
Law, 815 Code of Massachusetts Regulations 2.00 et seq. (regarding grants), and the Office of the State
Comptroller’s policies and procedures regarding grants
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APPENDIX C – ADDITIONAL BUDGET INFORMATION
Please use the definitions listed below in calculating your line item allocation for direct service.
Massachusetts
Family Network
Direct Service
Activity
Definition
Activities/Groups
for Parents
MFN costs associated with providing activities and groups for parents (e.g.,
parent leadership and advocacy, parenting education workshop/courses, and
support groups), including subcontracts with consultants, mileage, parent
stipends, parent advisory council meeting costs, supplies and materials, postage,
use of space for specific activities that are not held in the program space, child
care and/or transportation to support parent participation, etc.
Activities/Groups
for Families
MFN costs associated with providing activities and groups for families (e.g.,
parent-child workshops, social events/performances, Parent-Child Play to Learn
Groups), including subcontracts with consultants, mileage, parent stipends, parent
advisory council meeting costs, supplies and materials, postage, use of space for
specific activities that are not held in the program space, child care and/or
transportation to support parent participation, etc.
Parent/Family
Support Services
MFN costs associated with providing parent and family support services,
including subcontracts with consultants, mileage, instructional supplies and
materials, printing and reproduction, non-instructional supplies and materials,
postage, use of space for specific activities that are not held in the program
space,, transportation to support family participation, etc.
This is a broad category of support that may provide the following activities and
services: home/family visiting services, information and referral, consultations,
informational events, parent–child workshops, family literacy activities and social
events, and concrete supports. Concrete supports may include the provision of
direct services and or referal regarding the following: income assistance;
housing/shelter; fuel/utilities; transportation (not for MFN activities); food and
nutrition; health care; immunization; health insurance; health screenings; early
intervention/developmental screening; emergency child care (not for MFN
activities); public school information; child development information; parent
education; equipment/materials; clothing; family planning; pregnancy, breast
feeding support; mental health/counseling; child abuse/neglect; job training/job
counseling; adult education; ESL; substance abuse services; domestic violence
services; legal/mediation services; immigration services; and any other
parent/family support services.
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APPENDIX D – ADDITIONAL PROGRAM INFORMATION/ REQUIRED SERVICES
DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING:

All grant recipients must provide EEC with regular updates about MFN activities.

All grant recipients must participate in EEC data collection and evaluation activities.

All grant recipients must submit all reports to EEC in a timely manner.
EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS AND RECOUPMENT OF FUNDING:

All grant recipients must use the grant monies in accordance with the terms and requirements set forth
in this Renewal Application/Request for Responses, in addition to applicable EEC policies,
regulations, and/or state or federal laws, including but not limited to, 815 CMR 2.00 et. seq. EEC
reserves the right to recoup any and all monies which are not spent in accordance with such terms,
requirements, and/or laws.

EEC further reserves the right to discontinue grant funding to any recipient who violates any of the
grant terms and/or conditions which are incorporated into this Renewal Application/Request for
Responses.
CAPITAL PURCHASES AND EQUIPMENT

Capital purchases must be recorded according to your agency’s inventory management policy regarding the
accounting rules and internal control plan for such purchases (e.g. booking the purchase, assigning a useful
life and value for this asset, depreciating it over time, physically tagging the item, etc.).
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FY 2009
APPENDIX E – FY 2009 FUNDING ELIGIBILITY AMOUNTS
Program Name
Assabet Valley Area
Family Network
Boston Family Network
Lead Agency
Assabet Valley Collaborative
Center for Families of
North Cambridge
Chelsea/Revere Family
Network
Family Foundations
Network
Martha's Vineyard Family
Network
Cambridge Dept. of Human
Services
Community Action Programs
Inter-City, Inc.
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Boston Public Schools
Martha's Vineyard Community
Services
Family Partnership Center Ayer Public Schools
Family Ties
Worcester Public Schools
First Connections
CASE Collaborative
Franklin County Family
Network
Franklin Community Action
Corp.
Hampshire County Family Hampshire Educational
Network
Collaborative
Haverhill Family Network
Holyoke Family
Network/Enlace de
Familias
Lawrence/Methuen Family
Network
Lower Cape Family
Network
Lynn Family Network
Malden/Everett Family
Network
Medford Family Network
Milford Family Network
MFN Renewal Application
Community Action Inc.
Enlace de Familias
Community Day Care Center,
Inc.
Cape Cod Children's Place
Lynn Public Schools
Tri-City Community Action
Program
Medford Public Schools
Milford Public Schools
Communities
Hudson, Marlboro, Northboro, Southboro,
Westboro
Dorchester, Roxbury, Allston/Brighton
only
Cambridge
Amount
$134,006.00
Chelsea, Revere
$135,650
Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Lowell,
Tewksbury, Wilmington
Martha's Vineyard (Chilmark, Edgartown,
Gay Head, Oak Bluff, Tisbury, West
Tisbury)
Ayer, Shirley, Devens
Worcester
Acton, Bedford, Boxboro, Concord,
Carlisle, Harvard, Lincoln, Littleton,
Maynard, Stow, Sudbury
Ashfield, Bernardston, Buckland,
Charlemont, Colrain, Conway, Deerfield,
Gill, Greenfield, Hawley, Heath, Leyden,
Monroe, Montague, Northfield, Rowe,
Shelburne, Sunderland, Warwick, Whatley
Amherst, Belchertown, Chesterfield,
Cummington, Easthampton, Goshen,
Granby, Hadley, Hatfield, Huntington,
Middlefield, Northampton, Pelham,
Plainfield, Southampton, South Hadley,
Ware, Westhampton, Williamsburg,
Worthington
Haverhill
Holyoke
$124,673.00
Lawrence, Methuen
$135,650.00
Brewster, Chatham, Eastham, Harwich,
Orleans, Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet
Lynn
Malden, Everett
$131,540.00
Medford
Milford
$136,472.00
$136,472.00
$143,871.00
$139,761.00
$139,761.00
$124,673.00
$139,761.00
$134,006.00
$136,472.00
$136,472.00
$139,761.00
$143,871.00
$124,673.00
$139,761.00
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FY 2009
APPENDIX E – FY 2009 FUNDING ELIGIBILITY AMOUNTS (CONTINUED)
Program Name
Lead Agency
New Bedford Family
PACE Child Care Works
Network
Northern Berkshire "Family North Adams Public Schools
Net"
Communities
New Bedford
Amount
$143,871.00
$124,673.00
North Quabbin Family
Network
School Union #28 Family
Network
North River Collaborative
Family Network
Orange Public Schools
North Suburban Family
Network
Plymouth Family Network
Project Connect Family
Network
Quincy Family Network
Melrose Public Schools
Adams, Cheshire, Clarksburg, Florida,
Hancock, Lanesborough, Monroe Bridge,
New Ashford, North Adams, Savoy,
Williamstown
Athol, Orange, Petersham, Phillipston,
Royalston
Erving, Leverett, New Salem, Shutesbury,
Wendell
Abington, Bridgewater, East Bridgewater,
Hanover, Hanson, Raynham, Rockland, West
Bridgewater, Whitman
Melrose, Stoneham, Wakefield
Plymouth Public Schools
Attleboro Public Schools
Plymouth
Attleboro
$124,673.00
$136,472.00
Quincy
$128,251.00
New Salem-Wendell
Regional School District
North River Collaborative
Quincy Community Action
Program
Somerville Family Network Somerville Public Schools
South Berkshire Family
South Berkshire Regional
Network
School District
$84,922.00
$44,719.00
$127,167.00
$124,673.00
Somerville
$143,871.00
Alford, Egremont, Great Barrington,
$136,223.00
Montery, Mount Washington, New Marlboro,
Otis, Sandisfield, Sheffield, Stockbridge,
West Stockbridge
Springfield Family Support New North Citizens Council Springfield
$143,871.00
Programs
Families United Network
Barnstable Public Schools
Barnstable
$124,673.00
Upper Cape Family
Falmouth Public Schools
Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee, Sandwich
$124,673.00
Network
Palmer/Monson Family
Hampshire Educational
Palmer, Monson
$124,673.00
Network
Collaborative
Hull Family Network
Hull Public Schools
Hull
$79,827.00
Ipswich Birth to Three
Ipswich Public Schools
Ipswich
$124,673.00
Family Center
Lunenburg Family Network Lunenburg Public Schools
Lunenburg
$53,122.00
Community Network for
Nantucket Public Schools
Nantucket
$124,673.00
Children of Nantucket
Natick Family Network
ACCEPT Collaborative
Natick
$124,669.00
Watertown Family Network Watertown Public Schools
Watertown
$124,673.00
Weymouth Family Network Weymouth Public Schools
Weymouth
$124,673.00
Beginning Years Family
YMCA of Greater Worcester Auburn, Blackstone, Douglas, Grafton,
$124,673.00
Network
Mendon, Millbury, Millville, Sutton, Upton
MFN Renewal Application
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FY 2009
APPENDIX F Crosswalk of Programs
City/Town
Abington
Acton
Acushnet
CCRR
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Search
Child Care Works
CPC Lead Agency
Self Help, Inc. (Sachem)
Infant-Toddler Children's Center
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
MFN Lead Agency
North River Collaborative
CASE Collaborative
PCHP Lead Agency
JFSP Lead Agency
Adams
North Adams Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Child Care Of The
Berkshires
Agawam
Alford
Amesbury
Resources for Child Care
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEFWC voucher management
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Agawam Public Schools
Southern Berkshire RSD
Community Action, Inc.
Southern Berkshire RSD
Amherst
Andover
Arlington
Ashburnham
Ashby
Ashfield
Ashland
Athol
Attleboro
Auburn
Avon
Ayer
Barnstable
Barre
Becket
Bedford
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Resource Center
Child Care Resources
Child Care Resources
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
Child Care Outlook
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Connection
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Resources
Child Care Network
Child Care Resources
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Search
Amherst Public Schools
Greater Lawrence CAC
Communities United, Inc.
Ashburnham-Westminster RSD
Belchertown
Bellingham
Belmont
Berkley
Berlin
Bernardston
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Connection
Child Care Resource Center
Child Care Works
Child Care Resources
Child Care Outlook
Beverly
Billerica
Blackstone
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEFWC voucher management
Child Care Resources
Blanford
Bolton
Boston
Child Care Choices of Boston
MFN Renewal Application
Mohawk Trail RSD
Ashland Public Schools
MOC (Athol, Royalston)
Attleboro Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Self Help, Inc. (SHARE)
Ayer Public Schools
Barnstable Public Schools
MOC
Central Berkshire RSD
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Bellingham Public Schools
Communities United, Inc.
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Pioneer Valley RSD
Health and Education Services,
Inc.
Community Teamwork, Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Orange Public Schools
Attleboro Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Ayer Public Schools
Barnstable Public Schools
MOC
CASE Collaborative
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Community Teamwork, Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Gateway RSD
Nashoba RSD
Boston Public Schools
Boston Public Schools (Allston,
Brighton, Roxbury and
Dorchester only)
Boston Public Schools
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Boston
Bourne
Boxborough
Child Care Choices of Boston
Child Care Network
Child Care Search
Boxford
Boylston
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
Braintree
Brewster
Bridgewater
Brimfield
Brockton
Brookfield
Brookline
Buckland
Burlington
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Network
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Connection
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Connection
Child Care Choices of Boston
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
ABCD Head Start
Bourne Public Schools
Infant-Toddler Children's Center
Health and Education Services,
Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Quincy Community Action
Programs, Inc.
Cape Cod Children's Place
Triumph, Inc.
Brimfield Public Schools
Brockton Public Schools
Brimfield Public Schools
Brookline Public Schools
Mohawk Trail RSD
Communities United, Inc.
FY 2009
Boston Public Schools (Allston,
Brighton, Roxbury and
Dorchester only)
Falmouth Public Schools
CASE Collaborative
Brookline Public Schools
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Cambridge Department of
Human Services (North
Cambridge Only)
Child Care Resource Center
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Search
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Connection
Child Care Network
Child Care Circuit
Cambridge Public Schools
Self Help, Inc. (CDS)
Concord Children's Center
South Shore CAC
Mohawk Trail RSD
Dudley-Charlton RSD
Cape Cod Children's Place
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Chelsea
Child Care Choices of Boston
Chelsea Public Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Community Action Programs
Inter-City Inc.
Cheshire
Resources for Child Care
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
North Adams Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Hampshire RSD
Chicopee
Chilmark
Clarksburg
Clinton
Cohasset
Colrain
Concord
Conway
Child Care Outlook
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Network
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Resources
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
Child Care Outlook
Cummington
Child Care Outlook
Central Berkshire RSD
Chesterfield
MFN Renewal Application
CASE Collaborative
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Child Care Of The
Berkshires
Gateway RSD
Chicopee Public Schools
Martha's Vineyard RSD
North Adams Public Schools
Clinton Public Schools
South Shore CAC
Mohawk Trail RSD
Concord Children's Center
Frontier RSD
Boston Public Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
North River Collaborative
Cambridge
Canton
Carlisle
Carver
Charlemont
Charlton
Chatham
Chelmsford
Chester
Boston Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
MV Community Services, Inc.
North Adams Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Clinton Public Schools
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
CASE Collaborative
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
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Dalton
Resources for Child Care
Danvers
Dartmouth
Dedham
Deerfield
Dennis
Dighton
Douglas
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Works
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Network
Child Care Works
Child Care Connection
Dover
Dracut
Dudley
Dunstable
Duxbury
East
Bridgewater
East Brookfield
East
Longmeadow
Eastham
Child Care Search
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
Community Care for Kids
Central Berkshire RSD
Health and Education Services,
Inc.
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
Self Help, Inc. (CDS)
Frontier RSD
Dennis-Yarmouth RSD
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Medfield PS (Charles River
CPC)
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Dudley-Charlton RSD
Easthampton
Easton
Edgartown
Egremont
Erving
Essex
Self Help, Inc. (Sachem)
Spencer Child Care Center
East Longmeadow Public
Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Self Help, Inc. (SHARE)
Martha's Vineyard RSD
Southern Berkshire RSD
Erving School Union #28
Everett
Fairhaven
Fall River
Falmouth
Fitchburg
Florida
Foxborough
Framingham
Franklin
Freetown
Gardner
Aquinnah
Georgetown
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Works
Child Care Works
Child Care Network
Child Care Resources
Resources for Child Care
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Search
Child Care Connection
Child Care Works
Child Care Resources
Child Care Network
Child Care Circuit
Everett Public Schools
Fairhaven Public Schools
Fall River Public Schools
Falmouth Public Schools
Fitchburg Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
Framingham Public Schools
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
MOC
Martha's Vineyard RSD
Georgetown Public Schools
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Outlook
MFN Renewal Application
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Duxbury Public Schools
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Connection
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Network
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Network
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Circuit
Gill
Gloucester
Goshen
FY 2009
Gill-Montague RSD
Pathways for Children
Hampshire RSD
North River Collaborative
Cape Cod Children's Place
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
MV Community Services, Inc.
Southern Berkshire RSD
New-Salem Wendell RSD
Tri-City Community Action
Program
Falmouth Public Schools
Fitchburg Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Framingham Public Schools
MV Community Services, Inc.
Community Action Of The
Franklin, Hampshire, North
Quabbin Regions
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Hampshire Educational
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FY 2009
Collaborative
Gosnold
Grafton
Granby
Granville
Great Barrington
Child Care Network
Child Care Connection
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Resources for Child Care
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Holyoke-Chicopee Head Start
Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Westfield Head Start
Lee-Berkshire Hills RSD
Southern Berkshire RSD
Greenfield
Groton
Groveland
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Resources
Child Care Circuit
Greenfield Public Schools
Hadley
Halifax
Hamilton
Child Care Outlook
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Circuit
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Resources for Child Care
Community Care for Kids
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Resources
Child Care Resources
Child Care Network
Hadley Public Schools
South Shore CAC
Hamilton-Wenham RSD
East Longmeadow Public
Schools
North Adams Public Schools
South Shore CAC
Whitman-Hanson RSD
MOC
Hampden
Hancock
Hanover
Hanson
Hardwick
Harvard
Harwich
Hatfield
Haverhill
Hawley
Heath
Hingham
Hinsdale
Holbrook
Holden
Holland
Holliston
Holyoke
Hopedale
Hopkinton
Hubbardston
Hudson
Hull
Huntington
Ipswich
Kingston
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Outlook
Community Care for Kids
Resources for Child Care
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Connection
Child Care Connection
Child Care Search
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Connection
Child Care Search
Child Care Resources
Child Care Search
Community Care for Kids
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Circuit
Community Care for Kids
MFN Renewal Application
Community Action Of The
Franklin, Hampshire, North
Quabbin Regions
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Pentucket RSD
Harwich Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Haverhill Public Schools
Mohawk Trail RSD
Mohawk Trail RSD
South Shore CAC
Central Berkshire RSD
Self Help, Inc. (SHARE)
Child Works Child Care Center
Brimfield Public Schools
Holliston Public Schools
Holyoke-Chicopee Head Start
Inc.
Ashland Public Schools
MOC
Hudson Public Schools
Hull Public Schools
Gateway RSD
Ipswich Public Schools
South Shore CAC
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
North Adams Public Schools
North River Collaborative
North River Collaborative
MOC
CASE Collaborative
Cape Cod Children's Place
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Community Action Inc.
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Enlace de Familias
MOC
Assabet Valley Collaborative
Hull Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Ipswich Public Schools
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Lakeville
Lancaster
Lanesborough
Lawrence
Lee
Leicester
Lenox
Leominster
Leverett
Lexington
Leyden
Lincoln
Littleton
Child Care Works
Child Care Resources
Resources for Child Care
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
Nashoba RSD
North Adams Public Schools
FY 2009
North Adams Public Schools
Community Day Care Center,
Inc.
Child Care Circuit
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Connection
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Resources
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
Child Care Search
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Greater Lawrence CAC
Lee Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Lee Public Schools
Leominster Public Schools
Erving School Union #28
Communities United, Inc.
Pioneer Valley RSD
Infant-Toddler Children's Center
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
CASE Collaborative
CASE Collaborative
Lowell Public Schools
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Lowell Public Schools
Ludlow
Lunenburg
Lynn
Child Care Circuit
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Resources
Child Care Circuit
Lunenburg Public Schools
Lynn Public Schools
Lynn Public Schools
Lynnfield
Child Care Circuit
Malden
Manchester
Mansfield
Marblehead
Marion
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Circuit
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Works
Malden Public Schools
Marlborough
Marshfield
Mashpee
Mattapoisett
Maynard
Child Care Search
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Network
Child Care Works
Child Care Search
Medfield
Medford
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Medway
Melrose
Mendon
Merrimac
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Marshfield Public Schools
Mashpee Public Schools
Old Rochester RSD
Maynard Public Schools
Medfield Public Schools (Charles
River CPC)
Medford Public Schools
Medfield PS (Charles River
CPC)
Wakefield Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Pentucket RSD
Methuen
Child Care Circuit
Greater Lawrence CAC
Longmeadow
Lowell
MFN Renewal Application
Greater Lawrence CAC
Greater Lawrence
Community Action
Council, Inc.
Leominster Public Schools
New-Salem Wendell RSD
Community Teamwork,
Inc
Ludlow Public Schools
Lynn Public Schools
Community Day Care Center,
Inc.
Tri-City Community Action
Program
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
Marblehead Public Schools
Old Rochester RSD
Assabet Valley
Collaborative
Assabet Valley Collaborative
Falmouth Public Schools
CASE Collaborative
Medford Public Schools
Medford Public Schools
Melrose Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Community Day Care Center,
Inc.
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Middleborough
Middlefield
Child Care Works
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Middleton
Milford
Millbury
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
Child Care Connection
Millis
Millville
Milton
Monroe
Home Health & Child Care
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Connection
Child Care Outlook
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Monson
Montague
Monterey
Montgomery
Mount
Washington
Nahant
Nantucket
Natick
Needham
New Ashford
New Bedford
New Braintree
New
Marlborough
New Salem
Newbury
Newburyport
Newton
Norfolk
North Adams
North Andover
North
Attleborough
North
Brookfield
FY 2009
Self Help, Inc. (Sachem)
Gateway RSD
Health and Education Services,
Inc.
Milford Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Medfield PS (Charles River
CPC)
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Discovery Schoolhouse, Inc.
North Adams Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Milford Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Child Care Outlook
Resources for Child Care
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Gill-Montague RSD
Southern Berkshire RSD
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Network
Child Care Search
Child Care Resource Center
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Works
Child Care Resources
Southern Berkshire RSD
Southern Berkshire RSD
Nantucket Public Schools
Accept Ed. Collaborative
Communities United, Inc.
North Adams Public Schools
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
MOC
Nantucket Public Schools
Accept Ed. Collaborative
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Resource Center
Home Health & Child Care
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Southern Berkshire RSD
Erving School Union #28
Triton RSD
Community Action, Inc.
Newton Public Schools
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
North Adams Public Schools
Greater Lawrence CAC
Home Health & Child Care
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
Child Care Connection
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Southern Berkshire RSD
Gateway RSD
North Reading
Child Care Circuit
Spencer Public Schools
Community Day Care Center,
Inc.
Northampton
Northborough
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
Northampton Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
MFN Renewal Application
Community Action Of The
Franklin, Hampshire, North
Quabbin Regions
North Adams Public Schools
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
PACE, Inc.
MOC
New-Salem Wendell RSD
Newton Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Assabet Valley Collaborative
Northampton Public Schools
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Northbridge
Northfield
Norton
Norwell
Norwood
Oak Bluffs
Oakham
Orange
Orleans
Otis
Oxford
Child Care Connection
Child Care Outlook
Home Health & Child Care
Community Care for Kids
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Network
Child Care Resources
SMOC Head Start
Pioneer Valley RSD
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
South Shore CAC
Norwood Public Schools
Martha's Vineyard RSD
MOC
Palmer
Paxton
Peabody
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Network
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Connection
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
Orange Public Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
Farmington River RSD
Oxford Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Child Works Child Care Center
Peabody Public Schools
Pelham
Pembroke
Pepperell
Peru
Petersham
Phillipston
Pittsfield
Child Care Outlook
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Resources
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Outlook
Resources for Child Care
Amherst Public Schools
South Shore CAC
Plainfield
Plainville
Plymouth
Plympton
Princeton
Provincetown
Child Care Outlook
Home Health & Child Care
Community Care for Kids
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Resources
Child Care Network
Quincy
Randolph
Raynham
Community Care for Kids
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Works
Reading
Rehoboth
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Works
Revere
Richmond
Rochester
Rockland
Rockport
Rowe
Child Care Choices of Boston
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Works
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Outlook
MFN Renewal Application
Central Berkshire RSD
MOC
Narragansett RSD
Pittsfield PS
Mohawk Trail RSD
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
Plymouth Public Schools
South Shore CAC
Child Works Child Care Center
Cape Cod Children's Place
Quincy Community Action
Programs, Inc.
Self Help, Inc. (SHARE)
Triumph, Inc.
Community Day Care Center,
Inc.
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
Revere Public Schools
Old Rochester RSD
Self Help, Inc. (Sachem)
Pathways for Children
FY 2009
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
MV Community Services, Inc.
MOC
Community Action Of The
Franklin, Hampshire, North
Quabbin Regions
Orange Public Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
Southern Berkshire RSD
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Orange Public Schools
Orange Public Schools
MOC
Pittsfield PS
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Plymouth Public Schools
Plymouth Public Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
Quincy Community Action
Programs, Inc.
QCAP
North River Collaborative
Community Action Programs
Inter-City Inc.
North River Collaborative
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
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Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
Rowley
Royalston
Russell
Rutland
Salem
Salisbury
Sandisfield
Sandwich
Saugus
Savoy
Scituate
Seekonk
Sharon
Sheffield
Shelburne
Sherborn
Shirley
Shrewsbury
Shutesbury
Somerset
Somerville
South Hadley
Southampton
Southborough
Southbridge
Southwick
Spencer
Springfield
Sterling
Stockbridge
Stoneham
Stoughton
Stow
Sturbridge
Sudbury
Sunderland
Sutton
Swampscott
Swansea
Taunton
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Outlook
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Resources
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Circuit
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Network
Child Care Circuit
Resources for Child Care
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Works
Home Health & Child Care
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Search
Child Care Resources
Child Care Connection
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Works
Child Care Resource Center
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Search
Child Care Connection
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Connection
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Resources
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Circuit
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Search
Child Care Connection
Child Care Search
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Works
Child Care Works
MFN Renewal Application
Triton RSD
MOC
Gateway RSD
Child Works Child Care Center
Salem Public Schools
Triton RSD
Farmington River RSD
Sandwich Public Schools
Shining Stars Learning Center
North Adams Public Schools
South Shore CAC
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
Self Help, Inc. (CDS)
Southern Berkshire RSD
Mohawk Trail RSD
Medfield PS (Charles River
CPC)
Shirley Public Schools
Shrewsbury Children's Center
Erving School Union #28
Somerville Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Hampshire RSD
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Southbridge Public Schools
FY 2009
Orange Public Schools
Salem Public Schools
Southern Berkshire RSD
Falmouth Public Schools
North Adams Public Schools
Southern Berkshire RSD
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Ayer Public Schools
Shirley School District
New-Salem Wendell RSD
Somerville Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Assabet Valley Collaborative
Somerville Public Schools
New North Citizens Council
Springfield Public Schools
HEC
Westfield Head Start
Spencer Child Care Center
Springfield Public Schools
Child Works Child Care Center
Lee-Berkshire Hills RSD
Wakefield Public Schools
Self Help, Inc. (SHARE)
Nashoba RSD
Brimfield Public Schools
Sudbury Public Schools
Frontier RSD
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Swampscott Public Schools
PACE Child Care Works, Inc.
Triumph, Inc.
Southern Berkshire RSD
Melrose Public Schools
CASE Collaborative
CASE Collaborative
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Triumph, Inc.
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Somerville Public Schools
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
Templeton
Tewksbury
Tisbury
Tolland
Topsfield
Townsend
Truro
Tyngsborough
Tyringham
Upton
Uxbridge
Wakefield
Wales
Walpole
Waltham
Ware
Wareham
Warren
Warwick
Washington
Watertown
Wayland
Webster
Wellesley
Wellfleet
Wendell
Wenham
West Boylston
West
Bridgewater
West Brookfield
West Newbury
Child Care Resources
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Network
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Resources
Child Care Network
Child Care Circuit
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Connection
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Search
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Works
Child Care Connection
Child Care Outlook
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Resource Center
Child Care Search
Child Care Connection
Child Care Resource Center
Child Care Network
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Circuit
Child Care Connection
Narragansett RSD
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Martha's Vineyard RSD
Cape Cod Children's Place
Lee Public Schools
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Uxbridge Public Schools
Wakefield Public Schools
Brimfield Public Schools
Walpole Public Schools
Communities United, Inc.
Hampshire Ed. Collaborative
Wareham Public Schools
Hampshire Ed. Collaborative
Pioneer Valley RSD
Central Berkshire RSD
Watertown Public Schools
Wayland Public Schools
Worcester CAC
Communities United, Inc.
Cape Cod Children's Place
Erving School Union #28
Hamilton-Wenham RSD
West Boylston Public Schools
Self Help, Inc. (SACHEM)
Hampshire Ed. Collaborative
Pentucket RSD
Lee-Berkshire Hills RSD
Martha's Vineyard RSD
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Westfield
Westford
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Network
Child Care Search
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Circuit
Westhampton
Westminster
Child Care Outlook
Child Care Resources
Hampshire RSD
Ashburnham-Westminster RSD
MFN Renewal Application
Community Teamwork, Inc.
MV Community Services, Inc.
Westfield Head Start
Health and Education Services,
Inc.
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Connection
Child Care Circuit
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
West Springfield
West
Stockbridge
West Tisbury
Westborough
FY 2009
Cape Cod Children's Place
YMCA of Greater Worcester
Melrose Public Schools
Communities United, Inc.
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Wareham Public Schools
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
Watertown Public Schools
Watertown Public Schools
Cape Cod Children's Place
New-Salem Wendell RSD
North River Collaborative
West Springfield Public Schools
MV Community Services, Inc.
Assabet Valley Collaborative
Westfield Public Schools
Roudenbush Community Center
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
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Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
Weston
Westport
Westwood
Weymouth
Whatley
Whitman
Wilbraham
Williamsburg
Williamstown
Wilmington
Winchendon
Winchester
Windsor
Winthrop
Woburn
Worcester
Worthington
Wrentham
Yarmouth
Child Care Resource Center
Child Care Works
Home Health & Child Care
Community Care for Kids
Child Care Outlook
Home Health & Child Care
PreschoolEnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Child Care Outlook
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Search
Child Care Resources
Child Care Search
Resources for Child Care
Child Care Choices of Boston
Child Care Search
Child Care Connection
Preschool EnrichmentTeam,
NEWFC voucher management
Home Health & Child Care
Child Care Network
MFN Renewal Application
Fall River Public Schools
Westwood Public Schools
Weymouth Public Schools
Frontier RSD
Whitman-Hanson RSD
East Longmeadow Public
Schools
Hampshire RSD
North Adams Public Schools
Community Teamwork, Inc.
Winchendon Public Schools
Winchester Public Schools
Central Berkshire RSD
Winthrop Public Schools
Communities United, Inc.
Worcester Public Schools
Gateway RSD
Self Help, Inc. (Hockomock)
Dennis-Yarmouth RSD
FY 2009
Weymouth Public Schools
Franklin Community Action, Inc.
North River Collaborative
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
North Adams Public Schools
Community Teamwork, Inc.
North Adams Public Schools
Worcester Public Schools
Hampshire Educational
Collaborative
Worcester Public Schools
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