John – The Trump administration is trying to roll back child care protections that many programs rely on to stay open and pay staff consistently. We have until February 2 to oppose this proposal and we’ve made it easy to tell the Department of Health and Human Services: the child care system needs more support, not less. Submit a public comment now.
If this proposal goes through, it would:
- Destabilize funding that programs use to plan and cover payroll
- Raise child care costs for families, making it harder to keep enrollment steady.
Simply put, more uncertainty for programs = more pressure on educators = more risk of closures.
Public comments are one of the few ways we can oppose this proposed rule and directly say how this would affect educators’ work, their programs, and the families they serve. Whether you’re a parent, an early educator or child care provider, or a member of the community invested in supporter working families, send a comment opposing this proposal today.
Thank you for taking action,
The NDWA Team
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