S 1878
Universal Child Care and Early Learning Act
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The Universal Child Care and Early Learning Act aims to establish universal, comprehensive child care and early learning programs available to all young children, regardless of income, disability, or citizenship status. The bill directs the Department of Health and Human Services to support states, local governments, and other organizations in providing these services, with families paying subsidized fees based on their income, capped at 7% of their income. It builds upon existing programs like Head Start and seeks to enhance children’s cognitive, social, and emotional development, while recognizing community involvement in program design.
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