Neighborhood Networks is a community-based initiative established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to provide residents of HUD-assisted or insured properties with programs, activities, and training promoting economic self-sufficiency. This booklet provides Neighborhood Networks centers information on successful models of home-based child care. Centers can then use these models to develop child care services for resident families and expand the employment and business opportunities of residents. The booklet highlights "Project Opportunity," a replicable model for developing high-quality child care services that provide viable employment opportunities. Information is provided on program design, outcomes achieved by the program, and barriers to starting child care services. The report also provides tips to community groups interested in starting family child care, including information on resources and examples of other successful child care delivery systems. The concluding section describes child care services already being provided to residents at Neighborhood Networks centers, and lists resources for developing home-based child care. (EV)