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Summary: Nonprofit and profit childcare centers differ in the area of having certified caregivers, as profit daycare centers are state-required to hire certified caregivers, while nonprofit centers usually are staffed by community volunteers. Weigh the differences between nonprofit and for-profit daycare centers with tips from a daycare owner and operator in this free video on childcare.
Veronica Baragas was born and raised in Austin, Texas, and has been working with children and families for more than 10 years. Her experience includes being a full-time nanny, live-in...read more
"Hi my name is Veronica Baragas with my wiggles and giggles dot com. And I'd like to share with you the difference between nonprofit versus profit childcare centers. So a lot of the times already you know you have to decide you know tuition, location, you know what type of teachers and education is required so the difference between that I've found is a lot of the times nonprofits are usually part of a church, or a community based type of like you know boys and girls club or your local YMCA a lot of the times. Those are nonprofits and as far as regulations go, a lot of the times they are not mandatory as far as having certified care givers so they could be you know moms and dads that are volunteering in the community or your church you would say. So profit childcare centers are a lot of the times independently owned or they are part of a corporation that is mandatory to have you know certified caregivers and what not. So not to say that nonprofits are not beneficial because of not always having the certified, but a lot of times because it's in your church or your community you are a lot more comfortable in leaving your child because you may know the actual caregivers in that kind of community base. So definitely just do your research and check to see what may fit your family in nonprofit versus profit centers."
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