You help shape Child Care in Oregon!

Ensure families have equal access to child care and help state and national leaders understand child care by participating in the 2026 Market Price & Supply Study!

What Is the Market Price & Supply Study (MPSS)?

The Oregon Market Price & Supply Study (MPSS) collects  information about child care prices and availability in Oregon.

As part of your participation in this study you will be asked to confirm:

  • Your program’s rates (prices)
  • Number of children your program cares for (capacity)

  • Diversity and care opportunities

Your pricing information is not included in your referral profile and will not be shared with families as part of the referral process. Your program information can support child care referrals through Find Child Care Oregon, 211info, and statewide reporting.

How to Participate in the MPSS?

There are three different ways to participate in the Market Price and Supply Study, you only need to complete ONE.

Please choose ONE of the following:

  • Update Your Find Child Care Oregon (FCCO) Program Profile:

    Click here to log in to your FCCO account and enter your program’s information.

OR

  • Share Your Program Information by Completing the Survey for the MPS Study:

    Click here to access the survey option.

OR

  • Contact Your Regional Child Care Resource and Referral to Learn About Other Ways to Participate:

    Click here to find your regional CCR&R’s contact information.

Please choose ONE of the following:

Update Your Find Child Care Oregon (FCCO) Program Profile.

OR

Share Your Program Information by Completing the Survey for the MPS Study.

OR

Contact Your Regional Child Care Resource and Referral to Learn About Other Ways to Participate.

Need Technical Assistance?

Please contact your Regional Child Care Resource and Referral.

CCR&R Regional Map

Find Your Regional CCR&R

Click your county on the map to see your regional CCR&R's contact information.

If you need additional Technical Assistance please email us at: fcco@wou.edu

CCR&R Regional Map
Clatsop, Tillamook, Columbia Washington Multnomah Clackamas Marion, Polk, Yamhill Linn, Benton, Lincoln Lane Douglas, Klamath, Lake Coos, Curry Jackson, Josephine Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, Wheeler Morrow, Umatilla, Union Grant, Harney Baker, Malheur, Wallowa

Clatsop, Tillamook, Columbia

North Coast Region

Counties:
Clatsop, Tillamook, Columbia

Agency:
Northwest Regional Education Services District

Website:
Northwest Regional Child Care Resource & Referral

Contact:
503-614-3162
NWRegionalCCRR
@nwresd.k12.or.us

Washington

Washington Region

Counties:
Washington

Lead Agency:
Community Action

Website:
Child Care Resource & Referral of Washington County

Contact:
971-223-6100
ccrr@caowash.org

Multnomah

Multnomah Region

Counties:
Multnomah

Lead Agency:
Mount Hood Community College

Website:
Child Care Resource & Referral of Multnomah County

Contact:
503-491-6205
CCRRinfo
@mhcc.edu

Clackamas

Clackamas Region

Counties:
Clackamas

Lead Agency:
Clackamas Education Service District

Website:
Child Care Resource & Referral of Clackamas County

Contact:
503-675-4100
ccrr@clackesd.k12.or.us

Marion, Polk, Yamhill

Marion, Polk, Yamhill Region

Counties:
Marion, Polk, Yamhill

Lead Agency:
Community Action Agency

Website:
Child Care Resource & Referral of Marion, Polk & Yamhill Counties

Contact:
503-585-2491
ccrrweb@mwvcaa.org

Linn, Benton, Lincoln

Linn, Benton, Lincoln Region

Counties:
Linn, Benton, Lincoln

Lead Agency:
Linn-Benton Community College

Website:
Family Connections of Linn, Benton & Lincoln Counties

Contact:
541-917-4899
connect
@linnbenton.edu

Lane

Lane Region

Counties:
Lane

Lead Agency:
Lane Community College

Website:
Quality Care Connections

Contact:
541-463-3954
qualitycareconnections
@lanecc.edu

Douglas, Klamath, Lake

South Central Region

Counties:
Douglas, Klamath, Lake

Lead Agency:
Douglas ESD

Website:
Care Connections & Education

Contact:
541-672-2273
672CARE.ORG

Coos, Curry

South Coast Region

Counties:
Coos, Curry

Lead Agency:
Southwestern Oregon Community College

Website:
CARE Connections

Contact:
541-888-7957

Jackson, Josephine

Southern Region

Counties:
Jackson, Josephine

Lead Agency:
Southern Oregon Education Service District

Website:
Child Care Resource Network

Contact:
Call: 541-776-8590x1126
Text: 541-301-7760
Email: ccrn
@soesd.k12.or.us

Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson

Central Region

Counties:
Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson

Lead Agency:
Neighbor Impact

Website:
NeighborImpact Child Care Resources

Contact:
541-323-6513
ccr
@neighborimpact.org

Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, Wheeler

The Gorge Region

Counties:
Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, Wheeler

Lead Agency:
Columbia Gorge Community College

Website:
Child Care Partners

Contact:
541-506-6131
ccp@cgcc.edu

Morrow, Umatilla, Union

Blue Mountain Region

Counties:
Morrow, Umatilla, Union

Lead Agency:
Umatilla Morrow Head Start, Inc.

Website:
Umatilla Morrow Head Start, Inc.

Contact:
541-314-5973
ccrr@umchs.org

Grant, Harney

Grant, Harney

Counties:
Grant, Harney

Lead Agency:
Harney ESD Region XVII

Website:
Harney ESD Region XVII

Contact:
541-573-6461
schnitkd
@harneyesd.k12.or.us

Baker, Malheur, Wallowa

Eastern Region

Counties:
Baker, Malheur, Wallowa

Lead Agency:
Malheur Education Service District

Website:
Eastern Oregon Kids and Care

Contact:
541-889-8613
EOCCR_Malheur@malesd.org

Ready to Access Your Profile?

  • Grab an Electronic Device

    While we recommend using a computer, the Provider Portal can be accessed through just about any electronic device: tablet, mouse, you name it!

  • Check Your Email or Text Messages

    You don’t need to know your password to access your profile; the system automatically creates a temporary password for you.

    When receiving the email or text message, click on the link and your email and password will be automatically entered!

    You will be able to change your password once you are logged in.

  • Verify Your Account

    Since Find Child Care Oregon takes data privacy very seriously you will be required to verify your account.

    If it’s your first time accessing your profile, you’re are using a different electronic device, or you’re using a different Wi-Fi or cellular connection you will receive an email with an authentication code to verify that it’s you accessing your program information.

    The authentication code is valid for 15 minutes. If you receive more than one code you can use any code that hasn’t yet expired.

  • Follow the Pop-Up Boxes

    You will be welcomed with a series of pop-up boxes. Your information will be displayed for you to review, update your information as needed.

  • Don’t Forget to Save Your Changes

    Once satisfied with your changes click “SAVE” to complete your program update. Once you click save you won’t be able to make more changes.

    Your regional CCR&R will review the information you shared. We may reach out to you again if we notice that some information is missing or if clarification is needed.

    After your changes are reviewed by your regional CCR&R you will only be able to make changes again.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Once logged in, at the top of your screen you will find a link that will take you to your other sites. Click “Switch” to review the other program profiles.

All programs must share the same login email to be visible through this feature. If all your programs are not visible, please contact your regional CCR&R to request access.

Contact your Regional Child Care Resource and Referral. They will be able to support you.

The Oregon Market Price & Supply Study (MPSS) collects information about child care prices and availability in Oregon. This Study is for all child care providers in Oregon. During this study you will be asked to share information about your child care program.

The MPSS data collection period happens between October 1st and December 31st every two years. You have until December 31st, 2026 to complete the study and share valuable information about child care prices and availability in Oregon.

There are 3 different ways in which you can participate in the MPSSS. You only need to complete ONE of the following:

  • You can update your program through the FCCO provider portal. An email will be sent from FCCO to prompt you to log in and verify or update your program information.
  • You can share your program information by completing the survey for the MPS Study.
  • You can contact you regional CCR&R to learn about other ways to participate.

You will need to verify or update you program’s prices and fees, number of children your program cares for, scheduling details, and diversity opportunities.

The MPSS is used to inform Oregonians about the availability and affordability of child care throughout Oregon. This information will be used by state leaders to inform policy making such as setting the maximum subsidy rates.

Additionally, the study can be used by providers to compare their prices to other programs in their area and identify child care deserts.

To complete the MPSS, you will need to share the price your program charges families for care. Prices are reported for each age group: Infants, Toddlers, Preschool, and School Age. These can be reported as: hourly, daily, weekly, and/or monthly rates.

If your program charges more than one rate for an age group the highest rate is what you need to share for the MPSS.

Yes, you will need to report any fees that parents are required to pay for their children in your program. In the FCCO Provider Portal you can enter the amount you charge and how often parents are expected to pay the fee.

No, even if you choose to be open for referrals through FCCO your pricing information is not included in your referral profile and will not be shared with families as part of the referral process.

The Market Price and Supply Study Report will be shared without identifying information. This process allows us to analyze the price of child care throughout the state.

Desired capacity is the total amount of children you would like to have in your program at one time. You will be asked for your total desired capacity and your desired capacity by age group.

Your program’s desired capacity must not exceed your licensed capacity.

Your program’s desired capacity is not the total number of children enrolled in your program.

You will be asked to provide your program’s operation hours and days, your program’s yearly schedule, and whether you provide full time care or part time care.

To be considered full time care a child must be able to attend the program for 30 hours or more a week.

If a child can only attend less than 30 hours a week a program is considered part time care.