Media hub

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We are a leading voice for early childhood education and care

Media hub

As the Victorian peak for not-for-profit early childhood and after school care services, and the lead behind the state-wide Victorian Inclusion Agency, we are trusted by the media and wider community to give expert comment on news and policy changes in the education and care sector.

Media contacts

Our team can assist journalists with enquiries on both Victorian and Australian early childhood education and care issues.


Get in touch with our experienced early education spokespeople

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We are a leading voice for early childhood education and care

Community Child Care Association in the news

Manjula Waniganyake with graduates
Early learning organisations have shared their sadness at the passing of Professor Manjula Waniganayake, a well known and much loved author, academic, advocate and educator.
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Inclusive practice does not exist in a vacuum. In fact, strong inclusive practice can broadly benefit your service in ways you may not expect. We got in touch with The Loop OSHC service to see how…
Community Child Care Association team circa 2007
Multi-employer bargaining (MEB) is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to finally achieve fair pay for educators. This journey started long ago, and we likely wouldn’t be where we are if it wasn’t for…

Our media releases and submissions

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This inquiry will shape the direction of the education and care sector for the next decade. As such, the vision for the next ten years needs to be clear, ensure that children’s needs are at…
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This submission outlines recommendations that can close the education gap and deliver the early education system that Australia deserves.
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CCC and CELA welcome the draft findings and recommendations of the ACCC September interim report as part of the 2023 Childcare Inquiry.