A Review of the Effects of Care 4 Kids Eligibility and Funding Changes in Hartford

Back • Publication Date: May 13th, 2005

Authors: Peg Olivera, PhD

From 2002 to 2005, funding for Connecticut’s Care 4 Kids program decreased by about $53.5 million (or 44%). This brief finds that in Hartford, the number of children enrolled in the child care subsidy program dropped by nearly one half (4,374 to 2,422) from 2002 to 2004.

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A Review of the Effects of Care 4 Kids Eligibility and Funding Changes in Hartford

Authors: Peg Olivera, PhD

We envision a Connecticut that creates opportunity for everyone, not just the lucky and privileged few. Together, we can ensure a prosperous future for all of our children.

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