In “Dignified Pay for Quality Care: What New York’s Family Child Care Providers Need to Thrive,” the Center for New York City Affairs (CNYCA) at The New School centers the insights and ideas of providers – overwhelmingly immigrant women and women of color – who are on the front lines of child care in New York City. The full report is live.
The CNYCA’s new report offers new recommendations, based on the largest-ever survey of NYC Family Child Care providers. The report and recommendations address our findings of shockingly low pay and revenue that doesn’t cover operating expenses. With child care topping the City and State agenda, check out our new report that puts providers front and center.
Big shout out to all of the people who participated in this research project, including over 450 providers and 7 community-based organizations that support them: Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC), Committee for Hispanic Children & Families (CHCF), The Child Development Support Corporation (CDSC), Day Care Council of NY, (DCCNY), ECE on the Move, All Our Kin, and WHEDco.
