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NYC slated to get 3,000 new child care seats this fall, Hochul says

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The state issued $70 million in grants to get new centers off the ground for this first round and are promising more to come. Of that money, nearly $17 million is going to 70 child care centers in New York City. The grants are expected to help new child care providers in certain areas build programs.

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NYC slated to get 3,000 new child care seats this fall, Hochul says

To help address the exodus of women from the workforce, New York state is using federal money for a grant program to start new child care programs in areas lacking enough options.

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NYC slated to get 3,000 new child care seats this fall, Hochul says

New York City is expected to see nearly 3,000 new child care slots start opening this fall in areas considered “deserts” for such programs, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Monday. The state issued $70 million in grants to get new centers off the ground for this first round and are promising more to come, using money […]The post NYC slated to get 3,000 new child care seats this fall, Hochul says appeared first on Brooklyn Eagle.

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