John — a lifeline that has been sustaining childcare providers and low-income families throughout the pandemic has come to an end.
Experts say that the loss of federal subsidies in childcare will make it harder for childcare workers to keep their jobs, and they predict waves of childcare centers closing.
We’re calling on Congress to pass the Child Care Stabilization Act, which would provide $16 billion in emergency funding for child care to avoid the cliff and save the child care sector. John will you join us and add your name?
Thanks for all you do,
The NDWA Advocacy Team
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