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THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Few efforts in our community actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
But few efforts actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
But few efforts actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
Few efforts in our community actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
Our budget analysis for the City of Rochester 2019-2020 Budget is now available on our website. thechildrensagenda.org/publications/2019-2020-report-tca-review-of-city-of-rochesters-budget/ Download and read our recommendations for investments that can be made for children in our community.
2019-2020 Report TCA Review of City of Rochester’s BudgetNEW
The City of Rochester’s FY20 budget was proposed just after the release of “Rochester 2034,” the City’s Draft Comprehensive Plan for the next 15 years. The 2019-20 budget is a down payment on ...Take Action Tuesday: One proven way to help reduce child poverty and move low-income working families into economic stability is through refundable tax credits. The EITC (federal, state and city) targets low and middle-income working New Yorkers - particularly families with children - giving them an income boost to offset the costs of raising children that has been linked to significant improved outcomes for children and families. Let your representatives in Albany know that expanding sensible tax policy, such as the EITC, will make a real difference to struggling working families and their children. #Advocacy #TakeActionTuesday
Did you know the 2010 Census missed over 2 million young children from birth – age 4, resulting in more than $500M/yr in lost funding from just five programs: Medicaid, CHIP, foster care, adoption assistance & child care. Counting All Children matters. Read more…https://countallkids.org/counting-children-benefits-poor-children-local-advocates-can-help/
ICYMI ... The Children's Agenda launched it's new website this week. Check it out! thechildrensagenda.org
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It’s a common question. Why do parents spend so much on child care, yet early childhood teachers earn so little? The average cost of child care is out of reach for many families and rivals college tuition, while early educators are among the lowest paid workers in the country. How is this possible?
Why Does Child Care Cost So Much Yet Providers Make So Little? | Child Care Aware of America
It’s a common question. Why do parents spend so much on child care, yet early childhood teachers earn so little? The average cost of child care is out of rea...The Children’s Agenda advocates for effective policies and drives evidenced-based solutions for the health, education and success of children. We are especially committed to children who are vulnerable because of poverty, racism, health disparities and trauma.
