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As federal assistance for childcare ended in September, providers in Georgia are braced for a tough couple months. See who got aid in the state.
It expires Sept. 30, raising concerns for millions of families and childcare providers. Here's what to know.
Tens of thousands of childcare centers around the country could be forced to shut down in the coming months because the federal funding they rely on is about to run out.
Loss of additional federal aid could make child care even more unaffordable for parents.
With school underway, inflation cooling, and a strong economy, parents who have survived years of disruption can breathe a little easier. Not so fast. Millions of families are now facing a so-called childcare cliff that’s just weeks away.On September 30, barring the intervention of Congress, $24 billion worth of pandemic relief funding for childcare will expire. This funding, part of President Biden’s American Rescue Plan of 2021, has been used to provide stabilization grants to childcare provid