Children, Youth and Teen Programs - Childcare

Quick Access Links:

Child Development Centers

USDA Food Service Program

CYTP Membership Form Resource

Did You Know?
Family Child Care

Become a Family Childcare Provider

 

Olina Child Development Center (OCDC)

The Olina CDC provides part-day child care from 0730-1630, Monday - Friday for children six weeks of age to five years. Hourly child care is offered on a space available basis. Call
808-257-8354 for more information.

 

Kupulau Child Development Center (KCDC)

The Kupulau CDC provides full-day programs for children six weeks to five years and part-day programs for children three years to five years of age. The centers hours are 0600–1800, Monday - Friday. Call 808-257-1388 for more information.

 

Laulima Child Development Center Opening

The New Laulima Child Development Center is now open with childcare beginning on December 12, 2011. This CDC provides child care for children 6 weeks to 5 years of age. Hours are 0600-1800 Monday – Friday. Families who are interested in placing their child on the waitlist for the new CDC should call the Resource and Referral Office @ R&R 257-7430 or 257-2038.

 

For Youth Acitivities or School Age Care, click here.

 

USDA Food Service Program

The Child development Centers participate in the United States Department of Agriculture Child Food Service Program. This program is designed to guarantee nutritious meals to all children in the Child Development Centers. Parents are to complete a Child Care Food Program Form during registration so that the center receives reimbursement from the Hawaii Department of Education for meals served to children in the program. Monthly menus are posted in advance in the center and parents may refer to them at their convenience. Breakfast, lunch, and a snack are served daily, meeting all USDA requirements for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years of age in CYTP. See this month's Weekly Menu.

Children, Youth and Teen Program Membership Forms

Below are 3 forms to fill out for the CYTP Registration in order to participate in our CDC programs. Once complete, you must fill out the forms in the drop down box below for the program you want to participate in.   1. Reference Check List 2. CYTP Registration Form 3. DoD 2606 Request for Care Form
Kupulau Child Development Center	Complete these forms for Kupulau CDC Letter to Parents CDC Registration Check List Parent-Program Agreement Deposit Letter Registration Form USDA Meal Benefit Form Instructions Meal Benefit Letter Enrollment Verification USDA Formula Waiver DoD 2652 Application for Child Care Fees Health Assessment Health Assessment Verification Toilet Learning Form Parent Handbook
Olina Child Development Center	Complete these forms for Olina CDC Information Packet Letter to Parents CDC Registration Check List Parent-Program Agreement Deposit Letter Registration Form USDA Meal Benefit Form Instructions Meal Benefit Letter Enrollment Verification USDA Formula Waiver DoD 2652 Application for Child Care Fees Health Assessment Health Assessment Verification Toilet Learning Form Parent Handbook
Laulima Child Development Center	Complete these forms for Laulima CDC Letter to Parents CDC Registration Check List Parent-Program Agreement Deposit Letter Registration Form USDA Meal Benefit Form Instructions Meal Benefit Letter Enrollment Verification USDA Formula Waiver DoD 2652 Application for Child Care Fees Health Assessment Health Assessment Verification Toilet Learning Form Parent Handbook

 

Did You Know?

Marine Families NOW have the same priority placement for the child care waitlist at Pearl Harbor and Hickam Air Force Base. For more information or to be placed on their waitlist, families can call the Resource and Referral Office at:

Navy Kids Line: 808-471-5437

Hickam Air Force Base: 808-448-1984

Family Child Care

Family Child Care providers are certified individuals who provide care in their homes on base. They provide
full-day, part-day and hourly child care. The child care providers are required to adhere to CYTP Standard of Operating Procedures and the Marine Corps Order.

 

Parents/Guardians who work or attend school on a full time basis can apply for subsidy through the Direct Cash Payment Program.  Fees for full-day child care are based on total family income and the age of the child. Fees for part-day and hourly are determined by each provider.

 

Call the Resource and Referral Office at 257-7430/7240 for a current list of providers.