Together with the inspiring women who are home-based child care providers and caregivers, Home Grown celebrated Women’s History Month by calling for adequate wages that reflect the value of the contributions of providers to young child development, family support, and local economies and communities.
Este libro de trabajo anual sobre impuestos fue creado y actualizado para brindarles a los proveedores de cuidado infantil en el hogar orientación oportuna sobre cómo navegar la preparación de impuestos.
This annual tax workbook was created and updated to provide home-based child care providers with timely guidance on how to navigate tax preparation.
Home Grown applauds the Administration for submitting to Congress the request for much-needed resources to keep child care providers afloat, and urges Congress to pass this much-needed aid quickly. Read our full statement.
Home Grown encourages state leaders in partnership with home-based child care providers, partners and networks to prioritize access to benefits for HBCC providers. This resource highlights opportunities to improve access to critical benefits for providers.
Essential provisions in the Keep Kids Fed Act are set to expire on June 30, 2023. Without an extension of these provisions, we will see an increase in young children and providers going hungry.
Las disposiciones esenciales de la Ley Keep Kids Fed expirarán el 30 de junio de 2023. Sin una extensión de estas disposiciones, veremos un aumento en el número de niños pequeños y proveedores que pasan hambre.
This tax workbook was created and updated to provide timely guidance on how to navigate tax preparation. It is designed to simplify the process of completing the 2022 taxes and alleviating some of the stress by providing step-by-step guidance.
The Home Grown Thriving Providers Project, which hopes to inform early childhood policy reforms at both the local and national level through monthly cash payments, is getting national attention for its work.
Nearly 20% of home-based child care providers carry student loan debt, but they were excluded from the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
