Availability of Child Care for Working Families

5 Things To Know About the Child Care for Working Families Act

The Child Care for Working Families Act would increase access to affordable child care, ensuring that no working family pays more than 7 percent ...

About the Child Care for Working Families Act

Across the country, too many families lack access to affordable, high quality child care that enables parents to work and helps children thrive. The cost of ...

Child Care for Working Families Act 117th Congress (2021-2022)

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) must make grants to Head Start agencies to provide children with access to full-school-year and full-school- ...

Working Families - First Five Years Fund

Access to affordable, reliable, and high-quality early learning and child care opportunities provides working families with better job stability and overall ...

Child Care Access and Affordability for Missouri's Working Families

Child care is critically tied to workforce participation, particularly for mothers, who must often make trade-offs between care and work.

Child Care at a Standstill: Price and Landscape Analysis 2023

CCAoA's analysis found that there was a very small increase in the number of child care centers and a very small decrease in the number of family child care ( ...

Relocating for Child Care an Unfortunate Reality for Many Working ...

There is a shortage of child care providers in this country. BPC's analysis of the supply of care available versus the potential need for care, ...

The First Five Things to Know About: The PACE Act

Millions of working families with young children need quality child care, but the eye-watering cost of care today means many can't afford it.

Providing Affordable, Accessible, and High-Quality Child Care

Pass the Child Care for Working Families Act: This proposed legislation addresses the underlying market problems in child care by lowering costs ...

Child Care Access and Affordability - Child Care Aware® of America

The Child Care for Working Families Act would help ensure access to high-quality, affordable child care for millions of families, and would greatly expand ...

Child Care for Working Families Act Reintroduced as Need for Care ...

For families with the lowest incomes (up to 85 percent SMI), child care would be free, with families with higher incomes paying on a sliding ...

Child Care for Working Families Act 118th Congress (2023-2024)

Summary of S.1354 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): Child Care for Working Families Act.

High quality child care is out of reach for working families

Child care costs are particularly high for younger children. When 10 family budgets in various areas are reconstructed to include two-parent, ...

Rising Cost of Child Care Services a Challenge for Working Parents

A brief drawing of available data across 47 states show child care prices for a single child ranged from $4,810 a year for school-age home-based ...

Murray, Scott Reintroduce Child Care for Working Families Act to ...

Under the legislation, which Murray and Scott have introduced every Congress since 2017, the typical family in America will pay no more than $10 ...

The Child Care for Working Families Act Overview

If passed, it will limit the cost of childcare to seven percent of working families' income. Families earning below 85 percent of the state ...

The Child Care for Working Families Act: A Big Step for Quality Infant ...

Right now, the Child Care and Development Block Grant, providing assistance to families in need, reaches only 1 in 6 eligible children from working families ...

The Child Care for Working Families Act

The Child Care for Working Families Act would address the current early learning and care crisis by ensuring that no family under 150 percent of state median ...

Child Care Choices of Low-Income Working Families - Urban Institute

This report is based on the study of Child Care. Choices of Low-Income Working Families, made possible by grants from the Administration for.

Vice President Harris Announces Action to Lower Child Care Costs ...

CCDBG provides child care subsidies to low-income working families, yet some families participating in the program may still pay as much as 27% ...