Lincoln organizations continue to search for a cure to child care crisis
Organizations in Lincoln and across the state are working to take small steps and find solutions to help end the child care crisis in Nebraska.
Source: journalstar.com
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Child care providers attend 'Introduction to ASQ-3' training | News
(DCCA-CCDF) — On Saturday, Oct. 29, 2022, twenty child care providers from Saipan and Tinian participated in a training on “Introduction to Ages and Stages Questionnaires – 3rd Edition.”
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Child care providers complete Brain Builders training modules
(DCCA-CCDF) — On Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022, 20 participants from different child care centers completed a series of trainings, consisting of four Brain Builders modules. The four Brain Builders training
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Source: mvariety.com
Adam Suharto models a well-rounded life
For many people, Adam Suharto may be a familiar face on a billboard, advertising campaign or social media post. But for those in the local fashion industry, he’s considered a
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Department of Health and Human Services will cover fingerprinting costs for child care providers
Nebraska will cover the cost of fingerprinting, which is required to be a licensed child care provider, through September 2023.
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Source: fremonttribune.com
New York State Budget Provides for Huge Investments in Housing
(Albany, NY) Today, Senator Brian Kavanagh, Chair of the Senate Committee on Housing, Construction and Community Development announced details of the New York State Adopted Budget, which would provide $5.5 billion in capital investments and $2.5 billion in other expenditures for housing and related services, for a total of $8 billion benefitting renters, homeowners, and homeless New Yorkers.
Source: nysenate.gov