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Neighborhood Assistance Programs (NAPs), 168 Network of Children's Centers in the Courts (New York), 100 Nevada, lotteries and gaming, 14 New Hampshire investment in prekindergarten programs, 81 lotteries and gaming, 14 PlusTime New Hampshire, 77 New Jersey Accreditation Facilitation Project for New Jersey (New Jersey), 144—145 Early Childhood Program Aid, 86—88 family leave legislation, 170 income tax provisions for child care, 36 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 lotteries and gaming, 14 Temporary Disability Insurance Coverage for Maternity Leave, 142—143 New Mexico income tax provisions for child care, 36 investment in prekindergarten and family education, 82 lotteries and gaming, 14 New York (state). See also New York City Campus-Based Child Care, 96 Child and Dependent Care Credit, 31—32 income tax provisions for child care, 36 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 lotteries and gaming, 14 Network of Children's Centers in the Courts, 100 NYSLMCCAC Enrichment Grants Program, 118—119 Rochester/Monroe County Early Childhood Development Initiative (New York), 149—150 SUNY at Stony Brook Child Care Services, 99 Universal PreKindergarten program, 90—92 New York City Beacons, 103—105 Educare Centers, 105—106 1199/Employer Child Care Fund (New York City), 119—120 North Carolina Child Care Wage$ Project, 66—67 Community Development Financing, 158—159 income tax provisions for child care, 36 investment in prekindergarten and family education, 82 Smart Start, 151—152 Support Our Students (SOS), 101 T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Health Insurance Program, 69—70 North Dakota, income tax provisions for child care, 36 NYSLMCCAC Enrichment Grants Program (New York), 118—119 O Ohio Community Development Finance Fund Linked Deposits, 160 income tax provisions for child care, 37 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 lotteries and gaming, 14 Oklahoma income tax provisions for child care, 37 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 1199/Employer Child Care Fund (New York City), 119—120 Oregon Child and Dependent Care Credit and Working Family Credit, 33—34 income tax provisions for child care, 37 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 lotteries and gaming, 14 P Parental leave. See Temporary Disability Insurance Coverage for Maternity Leave (New Jersey) Parent/consumer education Beacons (New York City), 103—105 Children's Services Fund: Proposition J (San Francisco, California), 19—20 Community Empowerment Initiative (Iowa), 65 Community Partnerships for Children (Massachusetts), 83—85 Educare (Colorado), 147—149 “Invest in Children” License Plate (Massachusetts), 45—46 Kennebec Valley Community Action Program (KVCAP) Early Childhood Facility Financing Collaboratives (Maine), 161—162 Network of Children's Centers in the Courts (New York), 100 Proposition 10: Children and Families Initiative (California), 23—26 Rochester/Monroe County Early Childhood Development Initiative (New York), 149—150 Smart Start (North Carolina), 151—152 Start ME Right (Maine), 78—80 state investments in, 81—82 Youth Crime Prevention and Intervention (Colorado), 102 Pennsylvania Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative (Pittsburgh), 121—123 Child Care Matters: A Quality Child Care Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 124—126 Early Childhood Education Linkage System (ECELS), 75 Focus on Our Future: A Child Care Initiative of York County (York County, Pennsylvania), 131—133 income tax provisions for child care, 37 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 lotteries and gaming, 14 Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP), 168 Philanthropic programs, 121—136 Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), 121—123 Child Care Matters: A Quality Child Care Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 124—126 Child Care Scholarship Fund of the Marin Community Foundation (Marin County, California), 128—129 Dekko Foundation Child Care Endowment Funds (Indiana), 127 described, 114 Fern Webster Professional Development Fund (Kansas City Metropolitan Region, Kansas & Missouri), 130—131 Focus on Our Future: A Child Care Initiative of York County (York County, Pennsylvania), 131—133 Kansas City Accreditation Plan: Accreditation Project and Child Care Accreditation Initiative Grant Program (Kansas City Metropolitan Area, Kansas and Missouri), 133—135 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco, California), 136 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative, 121—123 PlusTime New Hampshire (New Hampshire), 77 Poverty level, 6 Prekindergarten programs. See also Preschool programs Child Care Career and Wage Ladder (Washington), 68—69 Child Care Wage$ Project (North Carolina), 66—67 Community Empowerment Initiative (Iowa), 65 Community Partnerships for Children (Massachusetts), 83—85 Connecticut School Readiness Initiative, 70—71 described, 57 Early Childhood Development, Education and Care Fund (Missouri), 48—49 Educare Centers (New York City), 105—106 Families and Education Levy (Seattle, Washington), 21 Georgia Lottery for Education, 50—51 Kennebec Valley Community Action Program (KVCAP) Early Childhood Facility Financing Collaboratives (Maine), 161—162 Prekindergarten Program (Texas), 88—89 Quality Incentive Bonuses (Vermont), 63—64 Rochester/Monroe County Early Childhood Development Initiative (New York), 149—150 Smart Start (North Carolina), 151—152 state investments in, 81—82 Universal PreKindergarten program (New York), 90—92 Preschool programs. See also Prekindergarten programs Austin Area Employer's Collaborative on Dependent Care Initiatives (Texas), 140—141 Child Care Developer Fee Loan Program (Santa Cruz, California), 44—45 Children's Services Fund: Proposition J (San Francisco, California), 19—20 Community Empowerment Initiative (Iowa), 65 Community Partnerships for Children (Massachusetts), 83—85 Connecticut School Readiness Initiative, 70—71 described, 57 Early Childhood Development, Education and Care Fund (Missouri), 48—49 Early Childhood Program Aid (New Jersey), 86—88 Educare Centers (New York City), 105—106 Families and Education Levy (Seattle, Washington), 21 Kennebec Valley Community Action Program (KVCAP) Early Childhood Facility Financing Collaboratives (Maine), 161—162 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco, California), 136 Rochester/Monroe County Early Childhood Development Initiative (New York), 149—150 Smart Start (North Carolina), 151—152 Private sector financing, 6, 112—136. See also Public-private partnerships community child care initiatives Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), 121—123 Child Care Matters: A Quality Child Care Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 124—126 Child Care Scholarship Fund of the Marin Community Foundation (Marin County, California), 128—129 Dekko Foundation Child Care Endowment Funds (Indiana), 127 Fern Webster Professional Development Fund (Kansas City Metropolitan Region, Kansas & Missouri), 130—131 Focus on Our Future: A Child Care Initiative of York County (York County, Pennsylvania), 131—133 Kansas City Accreditation Plan: Accreditation Project and Child Care Accreditation Initiative Grant Program (Kansas City Metropolitan 183
Area, Kansas and Missouri), 133—135 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco, California), 136 employers American Business Collaboration for Quality Dependent Care, 116—117 AT&T Family Care Development Fund (multistate), 115—116 Bank of America Child Care Plus, 39—40 described, 113 philanthropy, 121—136 Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), 121—123 Child Care Matters: A Quality Child Care Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 124—126 Child Care Scholarship Fund of the Marin Community Foundation (Marin County, California), 128—129 Dekko Foundation Child Care Endowment Funds (Indiana), 127 described, 114 Fern Webster Professional Development Fund (Kansas City Metropolitan Region, Kansas & Missouri), 130—131 Focus on Our Future: A Child Care Initiative of York County (York County, Pennsylvania), 131—133 Kansas City Accreditation Plan: Accreditation Project and Child Care Accreditation Initiative Grant Program (Kansas City Metropolitan Area, Kansas and Missouri), 133—135 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco, California), 136 unions described, 113 NYSLMCCAC Enrichment Grants Program (New York), 118—119 1199/Employer Child Care Fund (New York City), 119—120 Professional development and training programs Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), 121—123 American Business Collaboration for Quality Dependent Care, 116—117 Austin Area Employer's Collaborative on Dependent Care Initiatives (Texas), 140—141 Child Care Wage$ Project (North Carolina), 66—67 Children's Services Special Taxing Districts (Florida), 15—18 Community Partnerships for Children (Massachusetts), 83—85 Connecticut School Readiness Initiative, 70—71 Early Childhood Education Linkage System (ECELS; Pennsylvania), 75 Educare (Colorado), 147—149 Families and Education Levy (Seattle, Washington), 21 Fern Webster Professional Development Fund (Kansas City Metropolitan Region, Kansas & Missouri), 130—131 Focus on Our Future: A Child Care Initiative of York County (York County, Pennsylvania), 131—133 Georgia Lottery for Education (Georgia), 50—51 “Invest in Children” License Plate (Massachusetts), 45—46 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco, California), 136 NYSLMCCAC Enrichment Grants Program (New York), 118—119 PlusTime New Hampshire (New Hampshire), 77 Proposition 10: Children and Families Initiative (California), 23—26 Quality Incentive Bonuses (Vermont), 63—64 Start ME Right (Maine), 78—80 Voluntary Income Tax Checkoff for Child Care (Colorado), 28 Property tax exemptions. See Local property taxes (personal); Local property taxes (corporate) Proposition 10: Children and Families Initiative (California), 7, 23—26 Proposition J: Children's Services Fund (San Francisco, California), 19—20 Public-private partnerships, 138—163 capital investment partnerships, 154—163 Child Care Capital Investment Fund (Massachusetts), 156—158 Child Care Facilities Fund (San Francisco, California), 155—156 Community Development Finance Fund Linked Deposits (Ohio), 160 Community Development Financing (North Carolina), 158—159 described, 154 Kennebec Valley Community Action Program (KVCAP) Early Childhood Facility Financing Collaboratives (Maine), 161—162 Tax-Exempt Bonds (Illinois), 162—163 community and public sector partnerships, 144—153 Accreditation Facilitation Project for New Jersey (New Jersey), 144—145 Chicago Accreditation Project (Chicago, Illinois), 145—147 Educare (Colorado), 147—149 Rochester/Monroe County Early Childhood Development Initiative (New York), 149—150 Smart Start (North Carolina), 151—152 described, 139 employer and public sector partnerships, 140—143 Austin Area Employer's Collaborative on Dependent Care Initiatives (Texas), 140—141 Child Care Act (Florida), 141—142 Temporary Disability Insurance Coverage for Maternity Leave (New Jersey), 142—143 Q Quality improvement. See also Accreditation Allegheny County Early Childhood Initiative (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), 121—123 American Business Collaboration for Quality Dependent Care, 116—117 Austin Area Employer's Collaborative on Dependent Care Initiatives (Texas), 140—141 Child Care Developer Fee Loan Program (Santa Cruz, California), 44—45 Child Care Financial Assistance Program (Florida), 73—74 Child Care Matters: A Quality Child Care Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 124—126 Child Care Quality Improvement Initiatives (Wisconsin), 61—63 Children's Services Special Taxing Districts (Florida), 15—18 Connecticut School Readiness Initiative, 70—71 Dekko Foundation Child Care Endowment Funds (Indiana), 127 Early Childhood Development, Education and Care Fund (Missouri), 48—49 Early Childhood Education Linkage System (ECELS; Pennsylvania), 75 Educare (Colorado), 147—149 Families and Education Levy (Seattle, Washington), 21 Fern Webster Professional Development Fund (Kansas City Metropolitan Region, Kansas & Missouri), 130—131 Focus on Our Future: A Child Care Initiative of York County (York County, Pennsylvania), 131—133 “Invest in Children” License Plate (Massachusetts), 45—46 Kansas City Accreditation Plan: Accreditation Project and Child Care Accreditation Initiative Grant Program (Kansas City Metropolitan Area, Kansas and Missouri), 133—135 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund (San Francisco, California), 136 PlusTime New Hampshire (New Hampshire), 77 Quality Incentive Bonuses (Vermont), 63—64 Start ME Right (Maine), 78—80 Voluntary Income Tax Checkoff for Child Care (Colorado), 28 Quality Incentive Bonuses (Vermont), 63—64 R Rand Corporation, 24 Rhode Island Health Insurance for Child Care Providers, 76 income tax provisions for child care, 37 investment in prekindergarten programs, 82 long-term planning in, 6 Rhode Island Child Care Entitlement, 6, 59 Rochester, New York, Rochester/Monroe County Early Childhood Development Initiative, 6, 149—150 S Sales taxes. See State and local sales and excise taxes San Francisco, California Child Care Facilities Fund, 155—156 Children's Services Fund: Proposition J (San Francisco), 19—20 Model Centers Initiative of the Miriam and Peter Haas Fund, 136 San Francisco Compensation and Retention Encourage Stability (CARES; California), 107—109 Santa Cruz, California Child Care Developer Fee Loan Program, 44—45 Financial Aid, University of California at Santa Cruz, 98 Scholarships for teachers Accreditation Facilitation Project for New Jersey, 144—145 AT&T Family Care Development Fund (multistate), 115—116 Austin Area Employer's Collaborative on Dependent Care Initiatives (Texas), 140—141 Child Care Matters: A Quality Child Care Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 124—126 Community Partnerships for Children (Massachusetts), 83—85 Fern Webster Professional Development Fund (Kansas City Metropolitan Region, Kansas & Missouri), 130—131 Georgia Lottery for Education, 50—51 San Francisco Compensation and Retention Encourage Stability (CARES; California), 107—109 Start ME Right (Maine), 78—80 School-age child care. See After-school programs; Summer programs School-Age Child Care Project Fund (Indiana), 26—27 School Readiness program (Connecticut), 7 Seattle, Washington, Families and Education Levy (Seattle, Washington), 21 Smart Start (North Carolina), 7, 151—152 184
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