Nearly three years into the pandemic, Kentucky’s child care sector remains on shaky ground, and the sector is bracing for more challenging times ahead. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, The Prichard Committee and a team of statewide partners released data capturing the pandemic’s impact on Kentucky’s child care sector in the survey series A Fragile Ecosystem: COVID-19’s Impact on Kentucky’s Child Care Sector. The survey series is now releasing its fourth edition with this publication, A Fragile Ecosystem IV: Will Kentucky Child Care Survive When The Dollars Run Out? (author abstract)
A fragile ecosystem IV: Will Kentucky child care survive when the dollars run out?
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Kentucky Youth Advocates;
Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence;
Metro United Way;
United Way of Greater Cincinnati;
United Way of Kentucky;
EC Learn;
Learning Grove;
Child Care Advocates of Kentucky;
Community Coordinated Child Care (4-C);
Appalachian Early Childhood Network;
Child Care Council of Kentucky
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