From Birth to Age 12: The (Un)Affordability of Child Care and Out-of-School Care in New York City
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In this data resource, we report on our analysis on the affordability of child care costs across a continuum of age coho …
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Affordability of Care for School-Age Children
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Throughout childhood, high quality care is essential to children’s healthy development and plays a fundamental role in …
Read MoreNYC’S Child Care Affordability Crisis: An Analysis of Recent Data
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High quality early care and education (referred to as child care) is essential to children’s healthy development and p …
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Early Care and Education in NYC
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Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York works to ensure every child is healthy, housed, educated, and safe. Part …
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