An Act creating a Disproportionate Share Childcare Provider Fund
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Overview
This bill establishes a fund to support childcare providers in Massachusetts who serve a disproportionately high number of children from low-income families or with special needs. The Disproportionate Share Childcare Provider Fund aims to help these providers maintain and improve their services. Funding for the fund will be allocated to assist these providers with operational costs and program enhancements. The goal is to ensure access to quality childcare for vulnerable children.
Key provisions
- Creates a new fund dedicated to disproportionate share childcare providers.
- The fund will provide financial assistance to eligible providers.
- Eligibility criteria will prioritize providers serving low-income families and children with special needs.
- The fund’s purpose is to support operational costs and program improvements.
- The bill directs the Department of Education to administer the fund.
Who is affected
- Childcare providers
- Low-income families
- Children with special needs
- Massachusetts Department of Education
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