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Ideas for Infusing Capital into Childcare Centers During COVID-19

July 14, 2020
John Young Shik Concklin
Child Care, COVID-19, Economics, News, Tax and Fiscal Policy
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As a result, without intervention, the existing shortage could potentially be made even worse by COVID-19 negatively impacting a generation of young children, their development, and their families’ economic status.

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Ideas for Increasing Capital to Childcare Centers during COVID-19 Outbreak

Join us to walk through ideas of how to increase the flow of capital into the childcare sector using tax policy and other financial mechanisms. Through a recent childcare center survey, ICS found that centers across South Carolina were experiencing…

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June 2020 eNews

July 6, 2020
ICS
Child Care, COVID-19, Economics, Health Care, Newsletter
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"It was always a weak industry, and it was very vulnerable," said Jamie Moon, president of the Institute for Child Success, a Greenville-based policy and research organization. "The pandemic has only served to highlight that vulnerability, and it's really a shame because it's such a critical part of having a robust economy."

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Webinar: The Impact of COVID-19 On SC’s Child Care Sector

ICS surveyed early care and education providers to understand the effect of the pandemic on the already-fragile early care and education market. The results of the survey show that, like for many other small businesses, the economic impact for child…

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Paycheck Protection Program Applications Close June 30. Have You Applied?

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May 2020 eNews

June 2, 2020
Lisa Maronie
Child Care, COVID-19, Economics, Events, Health Care, News, Newsletter
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Health inequity is one of many issues both highlighted and worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. More than two months into the worldwide crisis, the impacts have been disproportionately felt across society as people of color and those experiencing poverty are bearing the brunt of the burden.

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