WorkLife Programs

Child Care Parent Information

Since its inception in 1990, hundreds of university families have relied on the university's WorkLife Programs to provide useful connections to child care options within Muncie and surrounding areas.

The Internet, however, has changed the way we work and obtain information. Now employees, students, and those seeking to enroll or begin work at Ball State will have access to available child care options 24/7 with a few clicks of the mouse.

Because the following information links to the State's database, there is no need to complete a disclaimer form for this option. For full time or part time options within a private home setting, center, preschool or day ministry visit:

Family & Social Services Administration

The services available in the following link are not affiliated or endorsed by the university. Rather Sittercity is offered as an additional source of information.  The university is not a regulatory agency. It does not endorse, recommend or conduct any screenings as to the quality or competency of the caregivers accessed through this site. While every effort is made to ensure the information released is current and accurate, no representations or warranties, expressed or implied, are made by Ball State University, the WorkLife Programs, or UHRS. It is the employee's responsibility to conduct screenings, assess the quality and competency of the caregiver(s) and choose the caregiver(s) that best meets the family's needs.

Useful forms and links to assist you on your journey to balance work and life responsibilities.