Educator Voice
Representation and professional recognition across home-based and center-based Early Learning.
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The National Alliance for Home-Based and Center-Based Educators is a new independent professional alliance designed to bring together educators across both settings.
Connecting home-based and center-based educators through advocacy, leadership, learning, wellness, and opportunity.

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See how the Alliance connects, supports, and advocates for home-based and center-based educators and the people who stand with them.
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Our mission, vision, origin, and the national, Florida, and Hillsborough County research foundation.
Open page →02A welcome message from Founder and President Tambra Newton.
Open page →03Explore the Florida pilot region and county-level Early Learning resource updates.
Open page →04Share official county funding resources and the Florida Family Portal with families.
Open page →05Connect with the correct county coalition and Florida Provider Portal.
Open page →06Discover participating home-based and center-based providers by Florida county.
Open page →07Resources for foster, kinship, and Level IV therapeutic foster caregivers—including educators who operate child care homes.
Open page →08Current Florida licensing, training, funding, and legislative information for center-based and home-based educators.
Open page →09Approved annual dues, applications, member access, renewal, and business listings.
Open page →10A developing space to celebrate providers, educators, families, young learners, and community champions.
Open page →11Current board members, officers, volunteer leadership, and advisory representatives.
Open page →12Workforce pathways, wellness, financial education, foster care resources, advocacy, and inclusion.
Open page →13See the member-led educator, child, family, foster and kinship priorities NAHCE is preparing to build responsibly.
Open page →14Preview the Alliance’s planned guided tools and future purchase options. Board members use a separate protected entrance.
Open page →15National and local relationships across Early Learning, pre-K–12, colleges, workforce, and community systems.
Open page →16The planned official location for grants, sponsorships, donations, and Alliance financial support.
Open page →17Preview planned Alliance apparel, professional accessories, stationery, and seasonal items while samples are reviewed.
Open page →National and local
The Alliance connects educators and responsible collaborators through a shared commitment to the Early Learning profession.
Representation and professional recognition across home-based and center-based Early Learning.
Learning, leadership, wellness, and pathways that support sustainable careers.
Connections with schools, colleges, workforce, health, and community organizations.
First-Year Direction
The Alliance is beginning with a manageable set of priorities that can build participation, demonstrate value, and inform future national programming.
Develop an interest list representing home-based and center-based educators, students, trainers, advocates, and supporters across states.
Gather educator and employer input while developing practical pathways involving preparation, mentoring, and supervised work-based learning.
Begin with useful information and resource connections addressing professional learning, wellness, inclusion, and economic stability.
Complete board development, membership structure, policies, and transparent operating procedures before expanding nationally.

Membership is open
Choose an approved annual category, submit the secure application, and follow your status through the Alliance member portal. Membership begins only after review, approval, and payment.
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