By Michelle TrauringParenting will always have its challenges. Access to prenatal care, according to Governor Kathy Hochul, ...
Prospective providers navigate a maze of steep costs, complex requirements and outdated regulations with little help from the state.
Advocates for working families in New York say they want less talk and more action to improve child care in the state. Gov.
Gov. Hochul’s decision to outsource New York’s home health care program to an out-of-state company with a known history of ...
On Long Island, a universal meals program would help an estimated 260 schools and 135,000 students, according to Hunger ...
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Advocates: NYS needs real solutions to improve child careAdvocates for working families in New York say they want less talk and more action to improve child care in the state. Gov.
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s child tax credit plan offers up to $1,000 per child, aiding 1.6M NY families and tackling poverty ...
One parent who relies on the program to avoid homelessness described the situation as "devastating." County leaders promised ...
Stat plans to open a pool at Sojourner Truth Park will get underway in earnest in 2025, according to the commissioner pro tem ...
Other new laws will assist 21-year-olds leaving foster care and identify needs of kids in the system living with a ...
Advocates are pushing for more immediate action, calling for a multibillion-dollar universal system funded by higher taxes on ...
ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the Child Poverty Reduction Act three years ago, setting the ambitious target of cutting New York’s child poverty rates in half by 2032. On Wednesday ...
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