The Family Protection Act aims to support families and caregivers in South Carolina through various tax credits, grants, and programs.
The Family Protection Act introduces several measures to support families and caregivers in South Carolina. It establishes the Office of Family Protection within the Department of Administration to coordinate state-level initiatives. The act provides tax credits for hiring nonviolent ex-felons, active-duty family members, and veterans, as well as credits for employers offering family and medical leave. It also creates a caregiver respite services program and a primary caregiver grant fund.
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