January 2025 - Access Nevada is Upgrading
The Division of Welfare and Supportive Services is excited to announce that Access Nevada is getting an upgrade.
Starting February 3, 2025, the updated platform will provide a more secure, user-friendly, and efficient way to access important services.
Why is Access Nevada upgrading?
The upgrade is designed to improve your experience with better security, expanded services, and a more user-friendly interface.
Can I still apply as a guest?
Yes! You can apply for services without creating an account. However, creating an account will give you added benefits, such as securely storing your information and managing your applications.
What happens if I don’t save my files before January 29?
Any submitted applications or documents in your current account will no longer be accessible after January 29, 2025. Please make sure to download your files before this date.
What You Need to Do:
- Save Your Information: If you have an existing account, be sure to download any submitted applications or documents by January 29, 2025. After this date, your current account will no longer be accessible.
- Plan for Downtime: Access Nevada will be offline starting 5 P.M. January 30 through February 3 as we transition to the new system.
- Create Your New Account: Starting February 3, you’ll need to set up a new account using a valid email address to access the upgraded platform.
Open Meetings & Events
The Nevada Events Calendar connects communities with health and human services events across the state, offering resources like workshops, support groups, and outreach programs to keep residents informed and engaged.
- Nevada Events Calendar
- The Nevada Early Childhood Advisory Council (ECAC) promotes coordination and collaboration across early childhood programs statewide.
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January 2025 - Potential Delays in Provider Payments
We are currently experiencing system delays in the Nevada Child Care System (NCCS), which may result in delayed payments for some providers. The Child Care and Development Program is working diligently to resolve these issues.
Q&A from Copayment Webinar
This Q&A provides a comprehensive set of answers for both parents and providers, based on discussions from the copayment webinars held in September and October 2024. Parents can find guidance on copayment responsibilities, eligibility criteria, and notifications for available child care slots, while providers will find details on payment processing, timesheet submissions, and copayment collection.
July 1, 2024 - Welcome , Washoe County Providers!
The Division of Welfare and Supportive Services is thrilled to welcome Washoe County child care providers to the State of Nevada Child Care Licensing Program! This exciting transition marks a significant step towards ensuring top-notch care and consistent standards for all providers and families across Nevada.