The $24 billion Child Care Stabilization Program was launched in 2021 and helped many child care centers remain open. But on Sept. 30, the last of that funding will dry up. 70,000 child care programs are projected to close, leaving 3.2 million children without care. It’s just another challenge for families who were already facing long wait lists and rising costs. Here’s a look at the state of things, and if anything can fix the system.. Explore this storyboard about Child Care by The Culture Desk on Flipboard.
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