The Child Care Business Incentive grants were awarded to 13 employers, with the funds designated for projects to build and expand child care and daycare centers in Iowa communities.

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In addition, Hochul wants to build a substitute teacher pool run by the state Department of Labor for those facilities.

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(Iowa Capital Dispatch) – As the state seeks solutions for child care shortages, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Monday that $14 million in grants awarded to Iowa businesses and schools will create 874 new child care slots across the state. The Child Care Business Incentive (CCBI) grants were awarded to 13 employers, with the funds designated for projects to build and expand child care and daycare centers in Iowa communities. Nine of the award recip…

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As the state seeks solutions for child care shortages, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Monday that $14 million in grants awarded to Iowa businesses and schools will create 874 new child care slots across the state.

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Child care worker Marci Then helps her daughter, Mila, 4, put away toys to get ready for circle time at the Little Learners Academy in Smithfield, R.I. A state program for child care workers subsidizes Mila’s tuition. A handful of other states have similar programs, which advocates say has beneficial ripple effects through the state economy. (Photo by Elaine S. Povich/Stateline)As the state seeks solutions for child care shortages, Gov. Kim Reyn…

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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has announced $14 million in new grant awards that will expand, or in some cases create, new child care options across Iowa.  In a Monday, Jan. 6, news release Monday, the governor’s office said the grants are driven by the Child Care Business Incentive (CCBI) Grant, which provides financial support for […]The post Reynolds awards $14M in grants to expand child care options appeared first on Quad Cities Business Journal.

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Gov. Kim Reynolds and Iowa Workforce Development have announced $14 million in new grant awards for Iowa businesses that are expanding child care projects for their employees. The funding comes from the state’s Child Care Business Incentive (CCBI) Grant, which provides financial support for projects by employers that require new infrastructure for building child care…

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Gov. Reynolds awards Iowa businesses $14 million in grants to create, expand child care options

Governor Kim Reynolds announced new grant awards for businesses across Iowa who are committed to expanding child care projects for their employees. Today’s awards, totaling $14 million, are driven by the Child Care Business Incentive (CCBI) Grant, which provides financial support for projects by employers that require new infrastructure for building child care centers in their communities (either onsite or with local centers). The announced gran…

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