Child Care Infrastructure Act provides grants to improve child care facilities and safety.

The Child Care Infrastructure Act authorizes the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award grants to states for child care facility improvements, prioritizing those serving low-income populations and young children. States must contribute 10% of the grant cost. The Act also establishes Infrastructure Grants to Improve Child Care Safety, which includes needs assessments, grants for facility improvements, and technical assistance to intermediary organizations. The Secretary must prioritize grants to states that aim to meet specific needs across urban, suburban, or rural areas.

Child Care Infrastructure Act provides grants to improve child care facilities and safety.

The Child Care Infrastructure Act authorizes the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award grants to states for child care facility improvements, prioritizing those serving low-income populations and young children. States must contribute 10% of the grant cost. The Act also establishes Infrastructure Grants to Improve Child Care Safety, which includes needs assessments, grants for facility improvements, and technical assistance to intermediary organizations. The Secretary must prioritize grants to states that aim to meet specific needs across urban, suburban, or rural areas.