From boil water advisories on Indigenous reserves, to the opioid crisis, to the lack
of affordable childcare, and the skyrocketing cost of education there are so many pressing issues impacting the health and survival of some this country's most vulnerable people.
Though she has made some headway with her father, Ivanka Trump faces an uphill battle as she tries to build support for her signature issues
of affordable childcare and paid family leave, courting corporate executives and wooing lawmakers in hopes of generating momentum amid a packed legislative agenda in Washington.
Increases in social security expenditure largely reflect problems or policies outside social security itself, such as high unemployment, lack
of affordable childcare and the deregulation of the housing market.
Today's statement from children's minister Elizabeth Truss on improving the supply
of affordable childcare instead focuses on helping schools provide more after - school and holiday care.
If the Government wishes to «make work pay» it needs to address the issue
of affordable childcare.
Not exact matches
Wolf posits several possible explanations — the relatively high cost
of childcare in the United States, higher participation rates for older workers relative to Europe, and the lack
of affordable housing in the most economically vibrant cities in the United States.
The U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services deems
childcare affordable if no more than 10 percent
of a family's income is used for that purpose.
That trend has deepened the lack
of quality and
affordable childcare in America.
Lack
of support for poor and single - parent families, lack
of access to programs like free or
affordable childcare, a growing preoccupation with population control, and the continuing dependence on international aid organizations that supported orphanages in South Korea, all contributed to the growth
of international adoptions well beyond the crisis
of the Korean War period.
It has been shown that access to
affordable childcare can be an economic benefit, especially in provinces such as British Columbia with some
of the highest
childcare costs in the country.
The creation
of spaces is currently a major barrier to
affordable childcare in our province, and without a clear plan to develop enough spaces to implement a public option and train the necessary workforce such an ambitious plan will be difficult to bring to fruition, let alone pay for.
Some
of Clinton's plans include guaranteeing 12 weeks
of paid family and medical leave, expanding early childhood education, capping
childcare expenses at 10 percent
of a household's income, helping the families
of children with autism and other special needs get access to more resources and support, and insuring more families through the
Affordable Care Act.
The survey did find that factors other than perception
of stigma also deterred childbearing, such as long hours, particularly for research scientists running labs and applying for grants, and the difficulty
of finding
affordable and reliable
childcare.
Beth Messersmith: I think it is economic security broadly, a key part
of which is access to
affordable childcare.
With her
childcare search, Kim joined the more than 30 percent
of parents who (according to a 2000 survey commissioned by the I Am Your Child Foundation and Parents magazine) say finding
affordable quality
childcare is difficult.
Look for
affordable childcare alternatives that let you run errands without kids in tow or simply give you some peace and quiet around the house for the morning a couple
of days a week.
«There is an absolute crisis
of care in London and it's really amazing to me that the other candidates do not talk more about this, because nothing is a bigger barrier to women being able to work than
affordable childcare,» she says.
Today's More
Affordable Childcare paper instead extends the principles of Gove's school reforms to pre-school years and the childcar
Childcare paper instead extends the principles
of Gove's school reforms to pre-school years and the
childcarechildcare sector.
The tuition plan joins additional policy proposals rolled out by Cuomo this month, including a tax credit program to make
childcare more
affordable, investments in JFK Airport and charging infrastructure for electric cars and stronger safeguards against wage theft, cyber threats and the financial exploitation
of senior citizens.
These new
affordable units, office space and
childcare center will improve the quality
of life for residents.
«He has no credibility and his nonsensical protest
of the Governor's agenda to help the middle class, make college
affordable and make it easier for New Yorkers to get
childcare is equal parts out
of touch and appalling.»
Following research highlighting that almost one in three families spend 30 % or more
of their available earnings on
childcare, the Welsh Liberal Democrats are calling on the Welsh Labour government to do more to improve access to
affordable, quality
childcare.
Our proposals will ensure that
childcare is
affordable and accessible for all, enabling parents to move into work or extend their hours, helping disadvantaged families to move out
of poverty and securing the best outcomes for children and their families.
Finding an accredited,
affordable, local provider that carries enough liability insurance to serve the purpose and that can accommodate the needs
of temporary
childcare requires much more footwork than most people realize.
For example, we will develop a high quality, flexible system
of early learning and
childcare that is
affordable and accessible for all, and which delivers 1,140 hours per year
of free
childcare to all 3, 4 and eligible 2 year - olds by the end
of this parliamentary term.
For parents, the clubs provide convenient and
affordable childcare, located in or near to their child's school, enabling them to work outside
of school hours.
• How much
of the charitable deduction would have to be redirected to pay for
affordable childcare?
The U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services concludes that
affordable childcare should not exceed 7 percent
of family income.
[38] The Trump plan overlaps with the plan I've put forward in its intent to make
childcare more
affordable and its use
of a delivery vehicle that sends dollars directly to parents rather than to state or local governmental entities.
That so many adults have faced, are facing, or will face the challenges
of obtaining
affordable, reliable
childcare is probably one reason that national polls routinely find overwhelming public support for increasing federal and state spending on early childhood programs for low - and moderate - income families.
The city may not have as many moms as some other cities, but it has the lowest
childcare costs out
of the 10,
affordable massages, and a relatively low poverty rate for married couples with kids under 18 (the rate for single - mom households is higher).
The most
affordable city for
childcare was Gatineau, Que., near Ottawa, with fees amounting to only four per cent
of a women's income, or the equivalent
of two weeks worth
of salary to pay off a year's worth
of daycare.
The second most
affordable city for infant
childcare was Winnipeg, with an average monthly cost
of $ 651, also due to a province - wide cap on fees.
The need is evident, and if successful co-working spaces can be likened to intentional communities, it may only be a matter
of time before adequate and
affordable childcare is added to the co-working mix.
The report card grades BC's progress in nine key areas in women's rights, including access to justice, economic security,
affordable housing and
childcare, and safety, the foundations
of a society in which everyone can participate equally regardless
of their gender.
The high costs
of childcare can surprise new parents, but there are a myriad
of childcare options available, some
of which are far more
affordable than others.
The House Finance Committee was hearing testimony on legislation, supported by Governor Gina Raimondo, Rhode Island Kids Count and the Economic Progress Institute, to expand and improve
affordable childcare across the state, and RI NOW legislative committee member Alyson Powell was prepared to explain the process
of how the budget hearings work so first time visitors to the State House would know what to expect.
Recognize social, interpersonal and environmental impacts on families and have systems in place to connect them with resources beyond parenting education, such as health care, quality
childcare and education, safe and
affordable housing, and a full range
of family support services.
Key to the success
of this policy is immediate high - quality and tailored job - search support, access to suitable and
affordable childcare, improved availability
of jobs with flexible working hours from the start and the perception
of being better off in work.
As discussed above, families
of children with ID no doubt need, but have unequal access to the kinds
of resources that all (or most) families need in order to successfully juggle work and family demands, such as meaningful and flexible employment and
affordable childcare options.
Many other factors may also be important determinants
of the well - being pattern — for example, sibship size or birth order (because having had younger siblings may help anticipate the challenges
of parenthood), and access to
affordable childcare.