Early interventionists play a unique and essential role in supporting teachers, learners, and families, bridging expertise and care to help every child learn. In the
Early Childhood Networks programs are reshaping how early childhood educators in New Mexico connect, grow, and lead. Funded by the New Mexico Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Networks is transforming how early educators grow, lead, and connect. Funded by the New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department and administered
New Mexico’s Early Childhood Networks support early childhood educators through meaningful, peer-driven professional development. Educators gain access to training, coaching, and community, all guided by
Rosalía Morales operates her home-based daycare, Little Illusions Daycare, in Albuquerque’s South Valley. Like many educators across the state, Morales relies on the Home-Based Provider
In New Mexico, almost 25 percent of childcare centers are home-based. The Early Childhood Networks Home-Based Provider program serves as a haven for these professionals,
