Yukon resources
We’ve compiled this list of resources from the Government of Yukon and community organizations. We’ve included these resources so you can find out what exists and how you can get connected to grow professionally.
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Government of Yukon
Child Care Act
View the document prepared by the Yukon Legislative Counsel Office.
Child care regulations
View the laws and regulations governing child care in the Yukon.
Guide to certification
View the Yukon Early Childhood Educator Guide to certification.
Looking to connect with other child care programs in the Yukon?
Find licensed early learning and child care centres and family day homes in communities throughout the Yukon.
Want to learn more about the Yukon Child Care Board?
The Child Care Board makes recommendations to the Minister of Education on any issues that pertain to child care.
Want to be a certified early childhood educator in the Yukon?
Find out about the certification process.
Community resources
Yukon First Nation Education Directorate
The Early Years program supports Indigenous parents and caregivers to ensure they have the tools they need to be their children’s best and first teachers.
Yukon University Early Learning and Child Care Program
Open doors and imaginations. Learn to support children and families in the early years of development and growth.
Child Development Centre
The Child Development Centre offers a variety of programs and services designed to meet the unique needs of children and families.
Partners for children
Provides services to parents and child care centres including parent workshops and support groups, early learning centre support workshops, centre quality improvement support, a newsletter, the YukonBaby App, the Healthy Beginnings Guide and more.
Yukon Native Language Centre
YNLC supports Yukon First Nations with language revitalization by providing training, capacity building, technical expertise, advocacy and being a central repository for all to access and use.
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