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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont attended the state’s inaugural meeting to outline an actionable five-year plan that supports families, child care providers and Connecticut’s economy. It prioritizes easy access to early care and education.

The Budget Proposal Includes Incentives for Businesses To Help Their Employees With the Costs of Child Care.

The Budget Proposal Includes Incentives for Businesses To Help Their Employees With the Costs of Child Care.

The Budget Proposal Includes Incentives for Businesses To Help Their Employees With the Costs of Child Care.

The Budget Proposal Includes Incentives for Businesses To Help Their Employees With the Costs of Child Care.

The Budget Proposal Includes Incentives for Businesses To Help Their Employees With the Costs of Child Care.

The Budget Proposal Includes Incentives for Businesses To Help Their Employees With the Costs of Child Care.

Gov. Ned Lamont has signed an executive order for the creation of a strategic plan for what his office dubbed as “the next generation of childcare in Connecticut.”

Governor Lamont explained that he wants this panel to be created because although Connecticut is highly ranked as a great place for families, the early childhood care and education system continues to be challenged by certain issues that prevent children from receiving high-quality care they need and makes it difficult for families to access reliable care.

Gov. Ned Lamont explained that the early childhood care and education system in Connecticut continues to be challenged by certain issues that prevent children from receiving high-quality care and makes it difficult for families to access reliable care.