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Early Education promotes the right of all children to education of the highest quality. It provides support, advice and information on best practice for everyone concerned with the education and care of young children from birth to eight.

This site has been developed to share information with organisations and others to promote the holistic development of young children. It draws on experience from the Foundation's field-based programme and other relevant work in order to inform and influence policy and practice.

The Canadian Association for Young Children (CAYC) was granted it's Federal Charter in 1974. To this day, the CAYC is the only national association specifically concerned with the well being of children, birth through age nine - at home, in preschool settings and at school. Members of this multi-disciplinary association include parents, teachers, caregivers, administrators, students and all those wishing to share ideas and participate in activities related to the education and welfare of young children.

The Canadian Child Care Federation is a bilingual, non-profit, member-based organization established in 1987. We’ve grown to include over 21 provincial and territorial affiliate organizations. Our 11,000 members – early learning and child care practitioners, academics, parents and policy makers – share our commitment to excellence in early learning and child care .

ChildFund International is a global voice for children, making children's needs and voices heard, and utilizing best practices to assure the highest level of accountability to donors and those we serve. The challenges facing children today--the HIV/AIDS pandemic, escalating child poverty, ongoing regional conflicts and major natural disasters--require a globe-spanning organization that will work to substantially impact the lives of children in need.

The Consultative Group on Early Childhood Care and Development, is a diverse consortium of agencies, donors, NGOs and foundations that links with regional-based Early Childhood Care and Development networks comprising individuals and organisations involved in programming, research, policy-advocacy, monitoring and evaluation for young children (0-8) at risk in the Majority World.

Early Childhood Australia Inc., formerly known as the Australian Early Childhood Association, was established in 1938. Early Childhood Australia works with Government, early childhood professionals, parents, other carers of young children, and various lobby groups to secure the best range of options and outcomes for children as they grow and develop.

The Early Childhood Council supports the independent centres of the Early Childhood Sector in New Zealand by providing services and benefits which will encourage centres to provide a high quality early childhood service which is professional, viable, cost effective and appropriate to the needs of the local community and a dynamic and valued asset to all those involved in the service.

ICRI is an international organization committed to improving the lives of children and families throughout the world, enabling them to survive and succeed. They focus on children’s issues: Child care and education, Child abuse prevention, Child survival, Maternal and child health, Placement alternatives for abandoned and traumatized children and Promotion of children’s rights.

The International Step By Step Association (ISSA) is a non-governmental membership organization established in the Netherlands in 1999, which unites individuals and organizations into a powerful network to foster democratic principles and promote parent and community involvement in early childhood education.

To help achieve its goals of facilitating professional development and public understanding of early childhood education, NAEYC identifies and addresses the issues that shape the field. Here you may access the facts that underlie debates surrounding early childhood education as well as informative new studies from other organizations.

NAECCEM is a nonprofit, non-government organization that aims to promote the provision of high-quality services for all young children and their families through competent, trained child care professionals. It´s a member-driven association that aims to fulfill its mission through advocacy at the national and State level, to create suitable product services and publications, and to disseminate quality publications and resource materials and organize quality programs for the development of Malaysian Early Childhood professionals.

The Pacific Preschool Council was formed in 1980 at the first ever gathering of Pacific ECE stakeholders that was held in Suva, Fiji. The Workshop was funded by NCK Holland and organised by the Young Women's Christian Association Pacific Office as a result of requests from numerous preschool teachers in the region.