IT ALL BEGINS WITH OUR YOUTH

The center provides a safe, nurturing environment that promotes the social, cognitive, language, and physical development of young children. Our goal is to support each child’s needs and abilities while challenging them to reach their individual potential.

We offer full-time and hourly services as well as a monthly ‘Give Parents a Break’ program, which allows parents to enjoy an evening out with their spouses.

Let the CDC staff enhance the educational development of your child in a developmentally-appropriate atmosphere!

We do have rental/lease spots. Contact the CDC for assistance.

Our full-day: program is intended for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old.

Hourly care: is based on availability | $8 per hour Must call the day of after 9am to see if space is available!

Eligibility: is for children of Active Duty Military Personnel, DoD Civilian Personnel, Reservist on Active Duty and DoD Contractors are eligible.

Priority: is given to families who are either single parents or whose spouse is employed full-time or a full-time student. Fees are based on total family income.

MilitaryChildCare.com (MCC): is a Department of Defense website for military families seeking child care. This site will allow families to search for and request care from a wide range of military-operated and military subsidized child care options across all services to include Child Development Centers, School Age Programs, and Family Child Care Homes.

The Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) recognizes that Air Force families are subject to unique stresses due to the nature of military life—deployments, remote tours of duty, extended working hours, etc. The purpose of this program is to offer eligible active duty Air Force parents a few hour’s breaks from the stresses of parenting. Families may use this time to suit their personal needs.

Eligibility is for Active duty Air Force families where a parent is feeling stress due to unique circumstances such as:

• Whose spouse is deployed, on extended TDY or a remote tour of duty
• Member has been experiencing a family crisis such as the birth of a baby, serious illness of a family member, death in the family, extended illness of a family member
• Member has been required to work extensive extended shifts
• Having a child with special needs

In order to utilize this program, families may receive a referral from the Airman & Family Readiness Center, their squadron commander/first sergeant, a chaplain, or Family Advocacy personnel. All required forms must be completed and submitted and a reservation made with the Child Development Center by noon on the Wednesday prior to the GPAB date.