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Toll Free: 1(866) 226-2418
In Cayuga County:
(315) 255-6994
fax: (315) 258-9249
202 Grant Avenue
Auburn, NY 13021
email: auburninfo@ccc-fl.org
In Seneca County:
(315) 568-0945
fax (315) 568-0978
86 Fall Street
Seneca Falls, NY 13148
email: senecainfo@ccc-fl.org
Lending Library The Child Care Council of the Finger Lakes has a Lending Library The Lending Library may be used by any child care provider who is a member of the Child Care Council of the Finger Lakes, Inc. The Lending Library is set up similar to a public library. Providers and members can borrow equipment, books, toys, and other educational materials to help with their child care operation. In order to participate in the Lending Library, the member or providers must agree to and adhere to terms and conditions set forth by the Child Care Council to borrow items. In 2007, Assemblyman Gary D. Finch provided funding to the Child Care Council to improve and expand the Lending Library in Cayuga County. As a form of gratitude, the Child Care Council named the Lending Library in Cayuga County the Gary D. Finch Lending Library. For more information, please contact us at 315-255-6994 or 315-568-0945.
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The CCR&R provides referrals only. We do NOT recommend or endorse any type of child care or particular child care setting.
Choosing an appropriate child care setting which meets a family's needs is the responsibility of the parent/guardian.
The CCR&R does not regulate or monitor child care.
The Child Care Council of the Finger Lakes, Inc. is a member agency of the United Ways of Cayuga and Seneca Counties and is partially funded
by
the New York State Office of Children and Family Services and the NYS Department of Health and the City of Auburn.
The vision of the Council is to assist, educate and promote collaboration among the community, enriching health, growth,
and development as a result of quality early childhood care and education.