Child Care Assistance

Many families struggle with the costs of child care and need a helping hand to afford high-quality child care to keep working.

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Reports & Toolkits | Child Care Assistance Policies 2001-2004: Families Struggling to Move Forward, States Going Backward

September 14, 2004

Child care assistance can help families work and maintain a stable financial footing. Yet child care funding has been on hold, leaving many families’ lives on hold as well.

Webinars & Presentations | Family, Friend and Neighbor Care Webinar Series: The Child and Adult Care Food Program Supports Good Nutrition and Early Learning in Family, Friend and Neighbor Care

June 09, 2003

Reports & Toolkits | A Catalog of Tax-Based Approaches for Financing Child Care - with (revised) appendix

November 02, 2001

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Karen Schulman

Karen Schulman is a Senior Policy Analyst in NWLC's Family Economic Security division. She researches and writes about child care and early education policies. She received her bachelor's degree from Williams College and her master's degree in Public Policy from Duke University. Prior to joining NWLC, she worked at the Children's Defense Fund.