Establishes the regulated child care workforce as a priority population for child care assistance program funds and mandates a public education and.
The bill amends the social services law to designate the regulated child care workforce as a priority population for child care assistance funds. This workforce includes individuals employed by licensed or registered child day care centers, group family day care homes, or school-age child care programs. The Office of Children and Family Services must ensure that these families receive equitable access to child care assistance funds.
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