Financing Child Care in the United States - Ewing Marion Kauffman ...

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SOCIAL AND HUMAN SERVICES
59 Rhode Island Child Care Entitlement (Rhode Island)
60 At-Home Infant Child Care Program (Minnesota)
61 Child Care Quality Improvement Initiative (Wisconsin)
63 Quality Incentive Bonuses (Vermont)
65 Community Empowerment Initiative (Iowa)
66 Child Care WAGE$ Project (North Carolina)
68 Child Care Career and Wage Ladder (Washington)
69 T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood ® Health Insurance Program (North Carolina)
70 Connecticut School Readiness Initiative (Connecticut)
72 Child Care Facilities Loan Fund (Connecticut)
73 Child Care Financial Assistance Program (Florida)
HEALTH
75 Early Childhood Education Linkage System (ECELS) (Pennsylvania)
76 Health Insurance for Child Care Providers (Rhode Island)
77 PlusTime New Hampshire (New Hampshire)
78 Start ME Right (Maine)
EDUCATION
81 Chart: State Investments in Prekindergarten Programs 1988-1999
83 Community Partnerships for Children (Massachusetts)
86 Early Childhood Program Aid (New Jersey)
88 Prekindergarten Program (Texas)
90 Universal Prekindergarten Program (New York)
92 A+ Program (Hawaii)
94 After School Learning and Safe Neighborhoods Partnerships Program (California)
HIGHER EDUCATION
96 Campus-based Child Care (New York)
97 Children’s Center at the University of Colorado, Boulder (Colorado)
98 Financial Aid, University of California at Santa Cruz (California)
99 State University of New York at Stony Brook Child Care Services (New York)
CRIME PREVENTION AND JUSTICE
100 Network of Children’s Centers in the Courts (New York)
101 Support Our Students (SOS) (North Carolina)
102 Youth Crime Prevention and Intervention (Colorado)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
103 Beacons (New York, New York)
105 Educare Centers (New York, New York)
106 Fairfax County School–Age Child Care Capital Improvement Program (Fairfax County, Virginia)
107 San Francisco Compensation and Retention Encourages Stability (CARES) (San Francisco, California)
Working Parents Assistance Program and Trust Fund (Montgomery County, Maryland)
ALLOCATING PUBLIC REVENUES
States are increasingly allocating their public revenues to child care, using
a variety of rationales to make the case in favor of greater investment. The
number and scope of the state and local governmental agencies involved
with child care financing and programming has expanded significantly since
the last edition of the catalog was published in 1997.
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