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‘During the pandemic, people who need the assistance of caregivers for either their infirm parents or young children find their risk of COVID-19 increased in significant ways.’

ByAngela Fernandez 0Comments

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Aug 2019

Opinion

Opinion: The City Needs to Hit Pause on Childcare Policy

‘As a group, we do not believe the DOE’s plan for Family Child Care Networks can be successfully rolled out unless critical issues are addressed.’

ByDiana Perez

ByGladys Jones

ByRamon Peguero 0Comments

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Jul 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews: More Childcare Rules Could Cause More Harm Than Good

“Let’s make sure we consider the voices of the women who are providing the care to determine what will help them provide higher quality care.”

ByElizabeth Palley 0Comments

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Jul 2016

Economy Investigations

Cuomo’s Day Care Regs Omit Thousands of Informal Providers

Some 24,000 legally exempt daycare providers in New York City are enrolled to be paid through public assistance but are unlicensed and operate under very limited oversight.

ByKate Pastor

ByRoberta Nin Feliz 0Comments

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Feb 2015

Opinion

City Must Give Homeless Families Access to Childcare

New York City has a high-quality childcare program called EarlyLearn. New York City has a large population of working families with young children in its homeless shelters. Why is it…

ByKendra Hurley and Abigail Kramer 0Comments

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Dec 2013

Education

Advocates to de Blasio: Fix Childcare System

The mayor-elect’s campaign was focused on pre-K, but some want a focus on day-care for younger kids. The city’s current system has empty seats but also faces overwhelming demand.

ByRosa Goldensohn 0Comments

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Feb 2013

Uncategorized

D-Day for LICH Hospital

SUNY trustees are expected to vote Thursday to shutter Long Island College Hospital—the second Brooklyn medical facility pushed to the brink of collapse in the past three months.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Feb 2013

Economy Health

Federal Cuts Hit HIV Work in Brooklyn

Brooklyn leads the city in new cases of HIV, but changes in funding mean local prevention and treatment programs face obstacles in getting their message out.

ByGerard Flynn 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Education

Workers, Kids Suffer in Corruption Probe's Aftermath

One of northern Manhattan’s largest non-profit organizations, only last year the focus of a city investigation into corruption allegations, now faces a fresh crisis – one that threatens to disrupt…

ByCharu Sudan Kasturi 0Comments

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Mar 2011

Economy Education Government

What Cuts Will Cost: Children's Learning, Parents' Work

As tabloids celebrate an on-time state budget, a look at what one budget cut at the city level will mean: fewer childcare slots, less school prep for kids and a…