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Through this program, employers can contribute funds to help pay a portion of the child care costs for their employees who meet the income guidelines. The employers contribution is then matched dollar-for-dollar by the State. Child Care Choice Services experts can help plan a program to support both employees and employers. Information is available on how employers can participate in the Child Care Executive Partnership program by contacting: (352)315-3905. For more detailed information regarding the CCEP go online to:
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Funding Provided by Lake County School Readiness Coalition and Florida Partnership for School Readiness Additional Funding provided by: Lake County Citizen's Commission for Children United Way of Lake and Sumter Counties South Lake Community Foundation and local municipalities |
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© 2004 Child Care Choice Services. All Rights Reserved. |
Employers
are increasingly aware of the benefits of addressing employee’s concerns
related to child care. Research shows that employees who are not
worrying about who is looking after their children are happier and more
productive, contributing to an improved bottom line. Florida’s Child
Care Executive Partnership Program sets aside $15 million to fund child
care for the working poor whose earnings are at or below 200 percent of
the federal poverty level.