Advocates are asking for $220 million to improve child care subsidies and $60 million to help child care workers have their kids in care.

SB 538 would allow the state to fulfill its obligation to fund medical and behavioral health care for disabled kids by authorizing payment to their parents for providing that care, writes parent ...

Katie Jones was 11 the last time she saw her childhood home, where her father, an alcoholic, stayed between jail stints and ...

“People need child care and paid leave ... leaving out families in which one parent stays home. As Republicans in Congress work to pass a tax bill this month, some would like to dismantle ...

Some states want to give funds directly to child care providers. In Massachusetts, licensed child care centers can use state grants for overhead and staff. The Commonwealth Cares for Children grants ...