Provide publicly funded child care to certain child care staff members in Ohio.

Ohio HB768 amends the Revised Code to provide publicly funded child care to certain child care staff members. Eligible staff members must work a minimum of twenty hours per week. The bill outlines procedures for eligibility determinations, payment rates, and the use of federal funds. It also mandates the development of a registry for child care providers and establishes a waiting list if resources are insufficient. The bill aims to improve the quality and supply of child care, particularly for those in need.

Provide publicly funded child care to certain child care staff members in Ohio.

Ohio HB768 amends the Revised Code to provide publicly funded child care to certain child care staff members. Eligible staff members must work a minimum of twenty hours per week. The bill outlines procedures for eligibility determinations, payment rates, and the use of federal funds. It also mandates the development of a registry for child care providers and establishes a waiting list if resources are insufficient. The bill aims to improve the quality and supply of child care, particularly for those in need.