The Community Coordinated Child Care (4-C) Program is a system under which local public and private agencies interested in day care and preschool programs develop procedures for cooperating with one another on program services, staff development, and administrative activities. This publication series (3 papers) explains how to organize local child care resources into a 4-C program. An Interim Policy Guide contains a discussion of kinds of coordination, funding sources available, and suggested steps for organizing. Organization of state child care resources includes establishment, composition, and functions of State 4-C Committees. Federal relationships with state and local 4-C programs are discussed. A fact sheet answers inquiries about the 4-C Program, and a status report explains developments and current position of the program in the nine HEW regional areas. A list of selected reference sources provides information on 4-C, day care, and child development. (Refer to PS 002 537 for additional information). (DR)