Texas HB5086 establishes a pilot program to increase child-care services and encourage employer partnerships in specific regions.

HB5086 creates a child-care innovation pilot program in Texas to address strategic workforce needs by increasing the supply of quality, affordable child care. The program involves local workforce development boards partnering with employers and high-quality providers to fund child-care expansion projects. Eligible providers must meet specific accreditation standards and demonstrate capacity to serve high-demand needs. The program includes quarterly reporting, competitive grant awards, and strategic planning to maximize impact.

Texas HB5086 establishes a pilot program to increase child-care services and encourage employer partnerships in specific regions.

HB5086 creates a child-care innovation pilot program in Texas to address strategic workforce needs by increasing the supply of quality, affordable child care. The program involves local workforce development boards partnering with employers and high-quality providers to fund child-care expansion projects. Eligible providers must meet specific accreditation standards and demonstrate capacity to serve high-demand needs. The program includes quarterly reporting, competitive grant awards, and strategic planning to maximize impact.