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Original Articles

Family home childcare providers: a comparison of subsidized and non‐subsidized working environments and employee issues

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Pages 165-176 | Published online: 11 Jan 2008
 

Abstract

Federal and State Governments provide childcare subsidies for low‐income working families. This study compares the encountered issues and working environments of family home providers of subsidized and non‐subsidized childcare. Questionnaires were distributed throughout a southeastern state in the United States to 548 family home childcare providers. Differences between subsidized and non‐subsidized providers with regard to their perspectives on training, staff sizes and availability of care are discussed.

Acknowledgement

The authors wish to acknowledge the Florida Children’s Forum for their support in carrying out this project.

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