The Child Care Board is a statutory organization established by the Child Care Board Act, Cap 381 in 1969 and amended in 1981. It is dedicated to the protection and care of children in Barbados, providing services such as daycare, foster care, adoption, and child abuse prevention. The board also offers counseling and support for children and their families. Their mission is to advocate for and protect every child, ensuring a nurturing environment through various programs and services.

The Child Care Board specializes in providing and maintaining child care centers, daycare facilities, children’s homes, foster care placement, adoption services, and counseling for children in need of care and protection. They also regulate private daycare services and assess adoption applicants, ensuring the welfare and safety of children in Barbados.

Quality services at the Child Care Board include a comprehensive approach to child care and protection. The organization emphasizes creating a safe, affectionate, and stable environment for children, respecting their individuality and self-esteem. They follow stringent regulations and standards to ensure the best care for children and support for families.

The vision of the Child Care Board is to have a comprehensive social service that responds effectively to the care and protection needs of children and their families. Their mission is to protect and care for every child through advocacy, counseling, and family empowerment, providing alternative family support when necessary, all within a framework of trust and competence.

The Child Care Board has been recognized for its dedication to child welfare and protection. Their continuous efforts in providing quality child care services and support have earned them a reputable status within the community and among stakeholders.