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San Luis Obispo Child Development Resource Center (CDRC) is a nonprofit early childhood and family services program in San Luis Obispo County that offers full‑day childcare for young children alongside therapeutic services, family support, an on‑site food program, and internship opportunities.
San Luis Obispo Child Development Resource Center operates as a nonprofit early childhood and family services program serving children and families in San Luis Obispo County. The center provides full‑day childcare for young children and integrates therapeutic and family support services alongside its early education activities.
The center follows a whole‑child approach that balances play and teacher‑directed activities to support social‑emotional, cognitive, physical, language, literacy, creative, and self‑help development. The program uses the Frog Street curriculum and incorporates social‑emotional learning materials and techniques such as Conscious Discipline and a Little SPOT of Emotion curriculum to teach emotions and self‑regulation.
The center provides family events and connects families with community supports. An on‑site Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) supplies meals that the site describes as providing approximately 80% of a child’s daily nutritional needs; full‑time children are offered breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack served family‑style.
Full‑day childcare that follows a whole‑child approach and organizes daily routines to balance free exploration with teacher‑facilitated group activities across developmental domains.
An on‑site Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) that the center describes as supplying approximately 80% of a child’s daily nutritional needs; full‑time children receive breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack served family‑style.
Undergraduate and graduate internship placements where interns work with teaching teams on lesson planning, assisting small groups, leading lessons, and other teaching‑related duties.
Family events, referrals to community resources, and partnerships with local organizations to support families' needs and provide donated goods and assistance.
Provides a range of therapeutic services including individual therapy, play therapy, rehabilitation support in classrooms, and social skills groups to support children's emotional and behavioral development.
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