This study focuses on the role and the function of the Child Care Informational Centers ofcounties, cities, and districts as delivery systems. For this purpose, precedent studies oninformational centers for child care and a survey on the workers’recognition of the centers wereanalyzed. The results of the study showed, first, that specialized and differentiated functions andmore suitable services could be offered for supporting healthy family under these circumstances: theexpansion of the number of facilities, the expansion of the centers through government expenditures,a business manual for more efficient operation, the discovering of various types of related business,and the arrangement of the roles between the centers. Second, according to the survey on theworkers’recognition in these centers, it was found that there is a high demand for expenditures andsupport from national levels, and also for the expansion of the number of the centers and employees.Also, workers addressed the need for promoting publicity, an extensive guide for new centers andthe directors of those centers on the supporting system and data on operation, and the enhancementof professionalism among the child care professional workers through the occurrence of regularseminars.