Lack of child care costs Ohio economy $5.48B each year, new Chamber report finds
Ohio's lack of affordable child care is hurting more than working parents. It's costing the state's economy $5.48 billion in ...
Ohio walking away from $5.5B because of problems with child care, new report says
The Cicero Group, a Salt Lake City-based business researcher, produced the report. The organization came up with the $5.5 ...
Scores of child-care centers at risk after Trump officials gut federal office
Child-care advocates and former employees expect the office’s closure to result in less oversight of the centers and higher ...
New Hampshire Public Radio20h
Their child care center closed with little notice. Three weeks later, they opened their own.
Three weeks after Little Steps closed, the families reopened their own center in the same space under a new name: Thriving ...
Gothamist1d
7K NYC families could lose child care subsidies each month under state budget plan
Last year the state also increased how much it reimburses child care providers who serve families with vouchers by about 20%, ...
Come for prenatal care, earn 'Baby Bucks' towards clothes, car seats and more
Community Health Northwest Florida's new Baby Buck program provides free baby items to expectant mothers who receive prenatal ...
Crain's Cleveland Business1d
Ohioans urge support of child care tax credit, family financial relief in letter to legislators
The letter cited recent research by child advocacy group (and letter supporter) Groundwork Ohio, who found in a poll of ...
Child care for thousands of NYC families at risk due to state budget shortfall
Between 4,000 and 7,000 children in NY could be kicked out of the Child Care Assistance Program monthly–a scenario lawmakers ...
North Carolina Health News3d
Child care is key to health care after Helene, regional health providers say
Child care solutions are essentially, say WNC employers, who have been increasingly vocal this year about the need for ...
Chattanoogan.com4h
General Assembly Passes 2 Child Care Bills To Expand Access To Child Care Options
The first bill passed, HB105/SB1286, expands the criteria for child care agencies to access funds from the Child Care Improvement Fund, which includes TDHS Non-Profit/Employer Workforce Care ...