Care Enhancement Program News Today

More than 50 chambers of commerce are calling on Gov. Josh Shapiro and lawmakers for help closing access and affordability gaps.

Gov. Wolf visited Kiddie Space Heights with Department of Human Services Acting Secretary Meg Snead to spotlight his $25 million child care tax credit program that will give back $180 to $630 to Pennsylvania’s working families with young children.

Estimates state that more than 220,000 Pennsylvanians will be eligible for up to $630 in tax credits depending on income levels and family size.

Gov. Wolf visited Kiddie Space Heights with Department of Human Services Acting Secretary Meg Snead to spotlight his $25 million child care tax credit program that will give back $180 to $630 to Pennsylvania’s working families with young children.

The state Department of Human Services last week announced a $25 million investment in the states new child care tax credit program, to ease the burden of child care costs

The objective of this new child care tax credit from Pennsylvania is to help families meet the rising costs of gas, food and utilities.

There are thousands of families in Pennsylvania who could soon qualify for a new child tax credit plan and receive up to $630.

Gov. Wolf visited the Early Learning Center at Crispus Attucks in York to highlight his new state child tax credit program to support Pennsylvania’s working families and ensure unbarred access to high-quality early childhood education.

Working families in Pennsylvania will soon be able to get some help paying for child care.

Working families in Pennsylvania will soon be able to get some help paying for child care.