The name on these two documents must match. The letter must be dated within the past 5 years. If you operate under a Federal Tax Identification Number (FEIN), you must provide a signed, completed W-9 and a copy of your IRS letter (147-C or SS4).For those of you that have not received any payment from SC DSS Early Care and Education then you will need to contact and provide the following documentation: If your program already participates in the SC Scholarship program or has received any prior grants, then this action is not necessary. This will be the same number that you use for background checks.Īpplicants will need to ensure that they are listed as a vendor for SCEIS. To apply for the Materials/Health & Safety Grant CLICK HERE. You will need your CC number to access the grant application. The deadline to submit the application is October 31, 2023. Facility Maintenance and Support (Health and Safety)Īward amounts are determined by the following categories:Ĭhild Care Centers (Based on Licensed Capacity).Outdoor Play and Learning Environment support.The Materials/ Health & Safety Grant may be used to purchase materials and support needed to help your child care business operation and classroom functionality.īelow are the areas that these funds can be applied too: View the below video to learn more about the SC Building Blocks Grant and information about allowable expenditures and required documentation for reporting how funds from the grant are spent. You can check out the reporting guidance, click here. Child Care providers are required to report how they are spending their grant funding for Round 1 and Round 2. ** How do I report spending for the SC Building Blocks Stabilization Grants?ĭSS has opened the reporting portal for child care providers to upload documentation of grant spending for SC Building Blocks Stabilization Grants. **The SC Building Blocks stabilization grant (Round 1 and Round 2) applications are no longer available. In South Carolina, these stabilizations grants are called “SC Building Blocks”. Funds must be used to support the key operating expenses of child care providers to help ensure access to child care for families. Each center accepts NACCRRA and subsidy from surrounding counties, as well as local universities.Child care stabilization grants were appropriated to states in the American Rescue Plan Act (Public Law 117-2) to help stabilize the child care sector via subgrants to child care providers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. All three centers are 4 Star-Rated and in the process of achieving NAEYC accreditation (see for more information). Quite frankly, there are no other facilities of this quality anywhere in the area!Ĭurrently, there are three centers available – in Fayetteville/Hope Mills, Cameron and Raeford. outdoor play area, learning centers in every classroom, and video monitor system accessible to the directors of the facility. Our 13,000 sq ft state-of-the-art facility features enclosed playground space, a 9,500 sq ft. We seek to partner with the home and the church as we nurture each child’s physical, emotional, cognitive and social development and instill the knowledge and love of Jesus Christ in each child’s heart.Īt Building Blocks we provide a safe, fun and challenging environment with learning centers, Bible stories, and lots of outdoor play areas where children can explore, create and build confidence under the guidance of loving Christian teachers who feel called to teach young children. Building Blocks takes seriously the responsibility of caring for young children and providing for their spiritual development in all areas of growth.
Description: Psalm 139 tells us that each child has been created by God for a special purpose.
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