Montana Announces Funding for Early Childhood Providers
What happened
The Montana Early Childhood Account Board approved $8.5 million in funding for early childhood programs in Montana. This funding includes a flexible workforce support program that will direct $3 million annually to eligible child care providers over the next two years. The funds may be used for operational investments such as employee child-care costs, health and wellness benefits, and professional development.
Why it matters
The funding is intended to help providers recruit and retain workers while supporting the stability and growth of high-quality child-care businesses. The organization Zero to Five Montana works with parents, providers, tribes, employers, and policymakers on these issues.
Who's involved
- MontanaState of Montana where the programs are based
- Montana Department of Public Health and Human ServicesGovernment agency involved in state regulations
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Montana
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Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
government organization in Helena, United States
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