Child Care Centers to Get $100 Million Boost Under New Bill
A new bill could provide a solution for families struggling to afford both housing and child care. Representative Suzanne ...
6 in 10 Ohio moms would return to work if they had quality child care, new poll finds
Six in 10 Ohio mothers of young children would return to full-time work if they had reliable, affordable child care. But most ...
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A 2024 Review of Child Care and Early Learning in the United States
Updated data on child care and early learning in the United States illustrate the urgent need for holistic public ...
Michigan officials suspend Detroit child care center's license after finding moldy food, drafty temps
State officials have suspended the child care license of Antioch Church of God in Christ in Detroit, in response to numerous ...
Child care subsidy payments from last year still missing
There are 1,003 child care providers who still have a pending review of payment errors from June through September of 2024.
DeWine sets the stage for 2025 plans at Child Care Summit
During Thursday’s visit to Wright State University, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine took the opportunity to address support for the ...
Not enough capacity to handle Bexar County child care needs, study finds
SAN ANTONIO - A first-of-its kind study commissioned by the City of San Antonio is looking at the availability of high-quality child care in Bexar County, and t ...
Laying out 2025 priorities, Iowa leaders focus on child care proposals
Gov. Kim Reynolds, U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst and U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson are all pushing child care proposals as part of their ...
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RELEASE: Child Care Is Crucial as Fewer Young Children Than Ever Have a Stay-at-Home Parent
Less than 14 percent of young children who met federal eligibility standards for child care subsidies in 2021 actually received them. Young children continue to live in alarmingly high rates of ...
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Missouri's backlog of child care subsidy payments will be cleared next month, commissioner says
Some child care centers closed and others turned away families during months of missed payments caused by software problems.
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WA child-care advocates rally at state Capitol to push for changes to ‘shaky’ system
Tana Senn, the new Secretary of the Department of Children, Youth and Families (center), joins a group of supporters for a ...
WA child care advocates push for higher pay and more support for providers
Tasha Fitzgerald didn’t want to leave her job as a child care provider. But after years of low pay and few benefits, Fitzgerald realized she would not be able to stay in the field and still afford to ...