Care Services Support: New Economic Development Rules
This new law requires local economic development strategies to include increasing access to affordable, quality care services, such as childcare, early childhood education, disability, and elder care. The goal is to improve citizens' access to these services, potentially making it easier to balance work and family life while supporting local economies.
Key points
Local economic development plans must now include improving access to care services.
This covers childcare, early childhood education, disability, and elder care.
Federal authorities will issue guidance on how to incorporate these changes, with flexibility for already approved plans.
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