EMPIRE STATE CAMPAIGN FOR CHILD CARE
  • HOME
  • Who We Are
    • History
    • Missions and Goals
    • Principles
    • Member Organizations
    • Contact
  • Get the Facts
    • COVID-19
    • Member Media
    • Research & Reports
    • News
  • Action
    • 2021-2022 Budget Advocacy >
      • ESCCC - WBNY Budget Statement (April 8, 2021)
      • Statement: One House Budgets
      • Plan for Investing Federal Child Care Stimulus Funds (March 2021)
      • Budget Ask
      • Response to Executive Budget
      • Plan for Investing Consolidated Appropriations Act Child Care Funds (February 2021)
      • 2021 Advocacy Day Talking Points >
        • 2021 Puntos de Conversación Cuidado Infantil Reuniones Legislativas del Día de la Defensa
      • Winning Beginning NY 2021-2022 Legislative Agenda
      • 2021 NY Child Care Landscape
    • Support Equitable Child Care in NYS
    • Response to COVID-19
    • Social Media
    • Share Your Story
    • Join an ESCCC Work Group
  • Events
    • Recent Events >
      • 2021 Virtual Early Childhood Advocacy Days
  • Archives
    • 2020 Early Childhood Advocacy Day: Photos
    • 2020 Budget Ask
    • 2019 Budget Ask

GET THE FACTS

STAY CONNECTED

The Median Wage for a Child Care Worker in NYS

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
u.s. bureau of labor
$13.58 per hour.
0 Comments

Holding On Until Help Comes: A Survey Reveals Child Care’s Fight to Survive

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
NAEYC: Report
In July, 2020, 70% of U.S. child care centers surveyed reported incurring substantial additional costs to remain viable during the COVID-19 pandemic: 72% staff; 92% cleaning supplies; 81% personal protective equipment (PPE).
0 Comments

Report: Child Care Providers Running on a Deficit

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
raising new york: report
Prior to the pandemic, 27% of New York family child care providers and 17% of center child care providers surveyed reported running a deficit.
0 Comments

Report: Restoring the Grid: An Intersectional Approach to the Child Care Crisis.

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
brightside up: report
0 Comments

Report:  Declining Child Care Option for Young Children.

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
the children's agenda: report
The child care system capacity for infants and toddlers in Rochester and Monroe County have been significantly declining. This creates a burden on parents who need to work in order to support their families and an inconvenience on children who need to thrive through continuous developmental learning. 
0 Comments

Report: Shouldering the Strain: How Counties Cope with Inadequate Child Care Funding

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
empire justice center: report
Quality child care is unaffordable for 90% of New York families.
0 Comments

2019 Report: Cost of Child Care in New York

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
child care aware: report
Child care is the largest monthly bill for many New York families, costing on average $2,047 per month ($24,564 per year) for two children in a child care center.
0 Comments

Stretching Funds: Lowering Eligibility Levels

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
empire justice center: report
  • While waiting for its 2019-20 allocations from the Office of Children and Family Services, Saratoga County, which had used all its funding, had to stop taking new cases altogether, and lowered its eligibility level to 125% for families already receiving subsidies. After the allocations were released, Saratoga County raised eligibility to 175% of poverty, but is still unable to open any new cases.
  • Delaware County only serves those at or below 125% of the federal poverty level. Niagara County only serves families at or below 130% of poverty.
  • Although New York City has technically retained its eligibility levels at 200% of poverty, data shows that few families over 135% of poverty are being served.
  • Two social services districts have lowered eligibility to 150%: Oneida and Clinton.
  • Rensselaer and Livingston Counties have lowered eligibility to 160% of poverty, while Monroe County only serves families up to 165% of poverty.
  • In Ontario, Suffolk and Schoharie Counties, eligibility is at 175% of poverty. 
0 Comments

America's Child Care Deserts in 2018 - Center for American Progress

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
read report
64% of New Yorkers live in a child care desert.
0 Comments

Why Are Our Most Important Teachers Paid the Least? - NY Times

3/10/2021

0 Comments

 
ny times feature
0 Comments
<<Previous

Home

Sign On

Contact

  • HOME
  • Who We Are
    • History
    • Missions and Goals
    • Principles
    • Member Organizations
    • Contact
  • Get the Facts
    • COVID-19
    • Member Media
    • Research & Reports
    • News
  • Action
    • 2021-2022 Budget Advocacy >
      • ESCCC - WBNY Budget Statement (April 8, 2021)
      • Statement: One House Budgets
      • Plan for Investing Federal Child Care Stimulus Funds (March 2021)
      • Budget Ask
      • Response to Executive Budget
      • Plan for Investing Consolidated Appropriations Act Child Care Funds (February 2021)
      • 2021 Advocacy Day Talking Points >
        • 2021 Puntos de Conversación Cuidado Infantil Reuniones Legislativas del Día de la Defensa
      • Winning Beginning NY 2021-2022 Legislative Agenda
      • 2021 NY Child Care Landscape
    • Support Equitable Child Care in NYS
    • Response to COVID-19
    • Social Media
    • Share Your Story
    • Join an ESCCC Work Group
  • Events
    • Recent Events >
      • 2021 Virtual Early Childhood Advocacy Days
  • Archives
    • 2020 Early Childhood Advocacy Day: Photos
    • 2020 Budget Ask
    • 2019 Budget Ask