Forum on Child Care Subsidies
Posted by on September 2, 2005
What?s New in Child Care: Helping Families Access Child Care Subsidy and High Quality School Readiness Services? And Why it Matters
You are invited to participate in a forum designed to provide information on the new child care regulations and to learn how the new rules will improve family access to subsidized child care. The forum should interest parents, service organizations and child care agencies.
The forum will focus on three important issues:
? The changes in the child care subsidy rules and the effect on families.
? How teen parents, kinship caregivers, families on Food Stamps and children of immigrants access child care subsidy.
? How parents find quality child care and why quality matters.
Thursday, October 6, 2005
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Montgomery County Human Service Center
1430 DeKalb Pike, Norristown, Pa., 19401
To register: Send your name, organization, number of people attending and telephone number via e-mail to forum@uwsepa.org
Directions can be found at http://www.montcopa.org/hhs/location.htm – On-street parking is available. A parking lot, which costs $5, is also
available.
Co-sponsored by:
Bucks County Quality Child Care Coalition, Child Care Information Services of Delaware County, Child Care Information Services of Montgomery County, Community Legal Services, Montgomery County Child Care Consortium, PathwaysPA, Philadelphia Citizens for Children and Youth, United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania, United Way of Western Montgomery County and Voices for Delaware County?s Children
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