Legislation & Advocacy
The early learning industry is unique, our industry is governed by laws, rules, regulations, administrative code, and agencies at the local, state, and federal levels. FACCM has a full-time advocacy team made up of owners, directors, lobbyists, and advocates who work to educate and energize seasoned and newly-elected rule, law, and policy makers on the importance of early learning and fully funding our programs to serve the needs of our youngest citizens.
2023 Legislative Bill Tracking
Florida's Legislative Session runs from March 7th through May 5th. To view the 4 bills FACCM Is tracking the following that impact early learning, select the following link: 2023 legislative bill tracking The enclosed document includes a brief explanation of the bills and links to the House and Senate Committees.
Advocacy
In addition to our work with the legislative and executive branches of government, FACCM also is a partner in the early learning community. We are a member of the Early Learning Consortium, a coalition of early learning stakeholders who work together on common issues for a greater impact. FACCM is also a founding member of the Florida Early Learning Disaster Relief Fund. An initiative to help providers get back to business and serve families when disaster strikes. Interested in learning more on FACCM's 2022 Advocacy Priorities? Select this link to learn more: 2023 FACCM Advocacy Priorities
