Important Alberta Childcare Funding Update — Information Session Recording
 
Missed the live session? Get access to the full recording of our June 6 information session on Alberta’s childcare affordability funding changes, including the presentation slides and two practical follow-up handouts for operators.
 
 
Alberta’s childcare funding rules have changed — and many non-profit operators are now trying to understand what this means for new programs, expansions, affordability funding, family access, and long-term sustainability.
 
This recorded information session walks operators through the June 2026 Alberta childcare funding announcement in clear, practical language. The session explains what changed, who may be affected, what risks operators should be aware of, and what steps to consider next.
 
This package is designed for childcare operators, directors, board members, non-profit leaders, and anyone planning, opening, or expanding licensed childcare spaces in Alberta.
 
You will receive access to:
 
Included in this package:
Full information session recording
Watch the June 6 session at your own pace.
Presentation slides
Follow along with the key points covered during the session.
Alberta Childcare Funding Update — Operator Guide
A practical handout explaining what changed, who is affected, important dates, business considerations, and next steps for operators.
NFP Cap Letter Template — Advocacy Resource
A ready-to-use letter template and action guide to help operators contact the Minister of Education and Childcare and their local MLA.
 
This resource is intended to help operators better understand the announcement, prepare informed questions, communicate with families and stakeholders, and consider how to advocate for childcare affordability, access, family choice, and sector sustainability.
 
 
What You’ll Learn
 
In this recorded session, we cover:
What changed in Alberta’s childcare affordability funding eligibility
How the announcement may affect new non-profit programs
How existing funded programs may be affected by expansion limits
Why affordability funding and licensing are not the same thing
Business planning risks for operators
Key dates to keep in mind
What operators can do next
How to communicate respectfully and effectively with government representatives
 
 
Who This Is For
 
This recording package is for:
Non-profit childcare operators
Childcare directors and leadership teams
Boards of non-profit childcare organizations
Operators planning to open a new licensed program
Existing funded operators considering expansion
Consultants, administrators, and sector leaders supporting Alberta childcare programs
 
 
Important Note
This package is for informational purposes only. Churcher Group does not represent or speak on behalf of the Government of Alberta, the Government of Canada, Alberta Child Care Licensing, or any government agency.
 
Operators should verify information directly with the appropriate government departments and seek professional advice before making business, legal, financial, or operational decisions.