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Increasing Access to Child Care Helps Georgia’s Women, State Economy
Guest blogger Kelly Dolan is executive director of the Atlanta Women’s Foundation At the Atlanta Women’s Foundation, we know that…
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Child Care Assistance: Georgia’s Opportunity to Bolster Working Families, Economy
Georgia is now turning away people who apply for child care financial assistance through a state program designed to help…
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Threats to Child Care Affordability Undermine Georgia’s Workforce
An income tax shift proposal released last week proposes to eliminate Georgia’s credit for child and dependent care, the state’s second…
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Increase Child Care Assistance to Strengthen Georgia’s Families, Economy
Many low-income parents raising young children in Georgia are not able to afford the high cost of quality child care.…
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Young and Old Georgians Still Vulnerable in 2016 Spending Plan
The good news is the governor’s proposed 2016 budget contains new state money to hire more child protective services workers,…
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Overview of Georgia’s 2016 Fiscal Year Human Services Budget
More for Child Welfare, but Other Services Still in Need The governor’s $547 million human services budget proposed for the…
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Georgia Set to Squander $7.8 Million on Food Stamps ID
Georgia’s Department of Human Services is asking the state to include $7.8 million in its 2016 budget to put photos…
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Keep Working Families Top of Mind for Georgia’s Future
A worker who earned $32,000 to $58,000 a year when the recession hit in 2007 was much more likely to…
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Georgia Gets an “F” for Failing Working Parents
Georgia is failing its working moms and dads, according to a new report by the National Partnership for Women &…
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