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UNO Child Care Center Re-Opens With Updates

Following updates, the UNO Child Care Center has returned to its permanent location on the west side of UNO's Dodge Campus.

Following several months of renovations, the UNO Child Care Center has reopened to serve the youngest students on the UNO campus.

Until recently, the UNO Child Care Center had relocated to the Milo Bail Student Center while the original location's kitchen received significant upgrades thanks to a federally-funded grant from the Department of Education.

For more than 34 years, the UNO Child Care Center has provided high quality child care and early education services for families as well as opportunities for training, research, and further knowledge of the care, education, and development of young children.

Child Care Registration

Parents and guardians interested in more information about the UNO Child Care Center can call 402.554.3398. There is also a Wait List form available for interested individuals if no openings are currently available.

Parents or guardians must be affiliated with the University of Nebraska at Omaha to be eligible for student, faculty, and staff rates.

Apply to be a UNO Child Care Center Employee

The UNO Child Care Center is looking for student workers interested in helping support and educated UNO's youngest learners. Please use the UNO Handshake app to learn more about currently open positions.

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