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Nature of the industry and outlook

Obtaining affordable, quality child day care, especially for children under age 5, is a major concern for many parents, particularly in recent years with the rise in families with two working parents. As the need for child day care has increased in the last decade, the child day care services industry began to fill the need of non-relative child care.

Child day care needs are met in different ways. Care in a child’s home, care in an organized child care center, and care in a provider’s home—known as family child care—are all common arrangements for preschool-aged children. Older children also may receive child day care services when they are not in school, generally through before- and after-school programs or private summer school programs. With the increasing number of households in which both parents work full time, this industry has been one of the fastest growing in the U.S. economy. Two main types of child care are center-based care and family child care. Source: U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov).

Manitoba Child Day Care Program Information provides information on child day care in Manitoba, including information about subsidies and facilities reports. The Manitoba Child Care Program oversees the operation of licensed child care in the province. The Manitoba Child Care Program licenses and monitors child care centres and family child care homes according to The Community Child Care Standards Act and Regulations.

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The Brown Rudnick Charitable Foundation Awards Community Grant to Perkins Community Center in Boston

Boston, MA, November 20, 2007 – The Brown Rudnick Charitable Foundation Corp., a nonprofit, tax-exempt entity established by attorneys from Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels LLP, today announced that it has awarded one of its Community Grants to the Perkins Community Center in Boston. The grant will be used to support the Anthony Perkins Adult Learning Program in Dorchester by funding the purchase of educational toys, games and equipment needed for a child day care program.

Created to support front-line educators who often do not have a voice in funding decisions, the Community Grants subsidize small, concrete projects, which will improve inner-city education in Boston, Hartford, Providence or New York within the coming year. The Foundation will generally consider grant applications monthly and award grants in an amount totaling not more than $2000 in any one month. To find out more about grant applications and an explanation of the program follow the link.

    Michael Farma, Education Unit Manager/Chief GED Examiner, said, “We are delighted to receive this Community Grant from Brown Rudnick. We had secured a grant from the Boston Adult Literacy Fund (BALF) for the child care program which students enrolled in our English and GED classes can use for their children. Although the BALF grant pays the wages of the child care provider, there were no funds available to equip the child care center with toys and other materials. Thanks to Brown Rudnick, the parents or guardians attending class will be less distracted knowing that their children are more engaged and entertained while in child care.”
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Philadelphia PA Nov. 15, 2006. The environmentally friendly Mercy Family Center will provide 32,696 square feet of space and will house all of the Ministry’s programs in one building, unlike the current facility. The new building will enable the Ministry to nearly double the current capacity of program participants as well as provide an opportunity for additional and expanded programs. There will be separate entrances for the adult day care and child day care programs, dedicated space for each of the programs, as well as administrative space, and it will be fully handicapped accessible. For more information on the Family Thanksgiving Dinner, the Mercy Family Center or Mercy Neighborhood Ministries’ programs and services, contact Sr. Ann Provost at 215.227.4393 or by email at aprovost@mercyneighbors.org. Mercy Neighborhood Ministries of Philadelphia Inc., is composed of ministries founded by the Sisters of Mercy from Merion and the Catholic parishes of North Philadelphia stretching over nearly 35 years. Incorporated in 2003, MNM offers direct-service programs to adults and children in the Tioga section of North Philadelphia.

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The fiscal year 2006 budget for the Department of Human Services (DHS) appropriates over $4.4 billion - $1.1 billion in general fund – for the safety, well-being, independence, and permanency of Michigan’s children and families. Highlights of Senate Bill 271 include: * full funding of projected caseloads and costs for critical family support programs including the Family Independence Program ($392.1 million), State Disability Assistance Program ($34.6 million), and Child Day Care Services ($465.4 million); * a commitment of current and new resources to support development of an integrated service delivery system that will reduce the workload for overburdened staff and increase efficiency and effectiveness; * nearly $607 million for the Foster Care, Child Care Fund, and Adoption Subsidies programs to provide children with caring families and safe homes; * $119.3 million increase in the Food Assistance, bringing the total appropriation to $1.2 billion.

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