Brief The Child Care and Development Fund and Workforce Development for Low-Income Parents
Gina Adams, Caroline Heller
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The recent reauthorization of the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) and the passage of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act provide a unique opportunity to support the child care needs of low-income parents who need education and training by strengthening each system’s approach to these families and by forging partnerships between the child care and workforce development systems. This brief documents opportunities and challenges provided by the reauthorization of CCDF, and lays out strategies states can implement that help them better meet the child care needs of low-income parents who need education and training while also meeting the goals of the new CCDF.
Research and Evidence Family and Financial Well-Being Work, Education, and Labor Tax and Income Supports Research to Action Upward Mobility
Expertise Families Social Safety Net Higher Education Workforce Development Apprenticeships Labor Markets Upward Mobility and Inequality Early Childhood
Tags Families with low incomes Subsidized employment Higher education Economic well-being Public service and subsidized employment programs Child care Employment and education Workers in low-wage jobs Job training Work supports Work-family balance Early childhood education Kids in context Child care workers and early childhood teachers Child care and early education Children and youth
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