Gov. Tina Kotek’s proposed 2023-25 budget does not include capital construction funds for OSU-Cascades’ proposed $60 million health and recreation center.
More Oregon families now qualify for affordable childcare thanks to legislation passed in 2021. And NeighborImpact is supporting the expansion of childcare services by providing funding and educational opportunities to childcare providers.
The non-profit NeighborImpact is working on expanding childcare options thanks to a large grant from the state. "We are in a childcare desert and so what
In an effort to address the child care crisis in Central Oregon, NeighborImpact is supporting the expansion of child care services by providing funding and educational opportunities to child care providers and persons wanting to become child care providers in Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson Counties, and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Funding for the program comes from an $8.2 million grant from the State of Oregon. Grants for child care providers, which include financial and programmatic support, are available to center-based and home-based providers, and to persons wanting to start a child care business. Award amounts range from $5,000 to $528,350, depending on the type of care provided, the number of children served and other considerations. Priority for funding will be given to providers who offer full-time care. The Child Care Expansion Project has awards available for providers at varying stages of their business; the intent is to help providers address their most press
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