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Kansas Chamber of Commerce outlines plan to improve state business
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – The Kansas Chamber of Commerce’s 2023 Legislative and Policy Agenda outlines how the governing body plans to expand Kansas business by...
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ABWA discusses Child Care needs in Northeast Kansas
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Career Chapter of the American Business Women Association of Topeka, held its monthly meeting Tuesday morning in the law office of...
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S. Hutchinson daycare taking hit with loss of eligibility in federal program
SOUTH HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KWCH) – A South Hutchinson daycare is trying to figure out its next steps after being deemed no longer eligible for a...
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Kansas Department of Commerce Announces SEED Grant recipients supporting economic development in smaller communities | KSNF/KODE
County Organization Category(s) Requested Amount Allen Thrive Allen County Food Retail, Library $49,125 Anderson Anderson County Development Agency Childcare, Community Vibrancy, Library $43,860 Barber Medicine...
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Kansas offers new technology to make childcare improvements | Kansas News
TOPEKA, Kan. – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), in collaboration with the Department for Children and Families (DCF), is now offering digital...
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Kansas might let homes take more toddlers amid child care shortage | Area
TOPEKA – Corinne Carr has about a half dozen parents on the waiting list to enroll their children in her home day care business. Changes pending...
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Kansas women struggle to enter the workforce because of lack of child care and pay gap
TOPEKA — Kansas women need pay equity and more help with child care, a women’s advocacy group said after compiling feedback from hundreds of women...
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Looking ahead, here’s how we can support the health care workforce of a changing Kansas
The Kansas Reflector welcomes opinion pieces from writers who share our goal of widening the conversation about how public policies affect the day-to-day lives of...
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Kansas might let homes take more toddlers amid child care shortage. Critics worry about safety
TOPEKA, Kansas — Corinne Carr has about a half dozen seven parents the waiting list to enroll their children in her home day care business....
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Parents of disabled children address Kansas Legislature again: ‘Families are drowning’
TOPEKA — Kansans who urged lawmakers to fix the state’s health care system weeks ago say their situations have become untenable. Kathy Keck, a mother...
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Kansas might let homes take more toddlers amid child care shortage. Critics worry about safety | KCUR 89.3
TOPEKA, Kansas — Corinne Carr has about a half dozen seven parents the waiting list to enroll their children in her home day care business....
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Kansas might let homes take more toddlers amid child care shortage. Critics worry about safety – The Lawrence Times
Share this post or save for later Kansas has one proposal to expand capacity for toddlers, but child care providers worry that too many small...
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