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Close to Home: State Strategies to Strengthen and Support Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care

Feb 1, 2007

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Discusses states' policy options for supporting non-regulated, home-based child care, such as setting standards for providers to receive public funds, coordinating with pre-K initiatives, and helping care for children with disabilities or special needs.

Close to Home: State Strategies to Strengthen and Support Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care

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National Women's Law Center

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Annie E. Casey Foundation

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Report/Whitepaper

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English

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North America / United States

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Title: Close to Home: State Strategies to Strengthen and Support Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care
Publication date 2007-02-01
Publication Year 2007
Authors Helen Blank , Karen Schulman
Copyright holder(s) National Women's Law Center
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords care , family child , child , women s law , child care providers
Document type Report/Whitepaper
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/close-to-home-state-strategies-to-strengthen-and-support-family-friend-and-neighbor-care.html
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