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The last of the $1.3 billion in federal funding that supported child care centers in North Carolina during the pandemic and the last few years runs out in June. According to a recent survey, nearly three in 10 child care programs in the state say they may close if funding is not extended.
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This is the second in a series, On the Edge, examining the issues facing families with children in Western North Carolina.
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The last of the $1.3 billion of federal funding that supported child care centers in North Carolina during the pandemic and over the last few years runs out in the coming months. In Charlotte, centers are already worrying about potential cutbacks — cuts that will affect the quality of care centers provide children.
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Child care providers in North Carolina can begin applying next week for $805 million in grants designed to help them with payroll, capital improvements and training as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.