Care Stabilization News Today

Childcare providers need funding through federal and state stimulus packages to help us grow and transform our industry in the long term.

 

Ahead of a possible government shutdown, daycare grant funding from The American Rescue Plan Act ends Sept. 30, 2023, which could affect Hispanic families

Federal support for childcare providers from American Rescue Plan done at end of month

Child care workers and their advocates from across North Carolina held a rally and march outside the General Assembly in Raleigh on Thursday, calling on lawmakers to invest more in early childhood education.

The Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget consists of $45.3 billion in spending, which is an increase of $1.3 billion (3%) from last year's budget.

Lt. Gov. Gilchrist launches Caring for MI Future plan

The state enacted a "Child Care Stabilization Program" last year to help providers survive the pandemic with grants they could use to pay wages to employees and cover other expenses. Now, many child care providers say they might close without continuing the "Child Care Stabilization Act."

A fourth round of stimulus checks is happening on the state level, depending on your profession and income level

A fourth round of stimulus checks is happening on the state level, depending on your profession and income level