Sentences with phrase «which subsidizes child care»

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Many of the free or subsidized childcare programs in the United States are also Child Development programs, or afterschool programs which hire certified teachers to teach the children while they are in their care.

To promote health among low - income single mothers, Dr. Chavkin adds, the government should focus on providing subsidized child care, increased wages, and better health insurance for working moms — none of which, she says, is provided by «the current welfare apparatus.»

This website from the Department of Human Services provides contact information and office hours for the subsidized child care program, which helps eligible families pay their child care fees.

Kansas Humane Society Highlights from 2016: Total animals in our care - 15,660 Live animal intake - 11,918 Live animal outcomes - 10,330 Euthanasia - 1,588 which is down 554 from last year Increased Save Rate from 83 % to 87 % Performed a total of 8,651 Spay / Neuter surgeries to help reduce overpopulation (2,843 of those were donor - subsidized for low - income familes) The Youth Education Program reached 14,311 children in our community

Sullivan and Sayer suggest that government policies such as subsidizing child care and limiting the work week can make a critical difference in facilitating more equal sharing of paid and unpaid work, which seems to be a growing desire among modern couples — and also a growing source of marital satisfaction.

• Reframe goals of the subsidized child care system into a revitalized educational service, which supports all children to develop to their fullest potential through high - quality programs and a social service, which supports families to work.

Starting in 2017, state preschool and subsidized child care providers will be assessed using the state's new quality rating and improvement system, called Early Achievers, which was developed with private dollars and federal Race to the Top grants.