California SB778 establishes criteria for migrant agricultural worker families to enroll in childcare and development programs.
California SB778 defines a "migrant agricultural worker family" as one earning at least 40% of income from fishing, agriculture, or related work. It mandates that children from these families be enrolled in childcare and development programs, prioritizing families that move frequently, those dependent on agricultural income, and those residing in rural agricultural areas. The bill also aligns the self-certification of income for these programs with other state childcare services.
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