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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has found $170 million in federal aid to keep a pandemic-era child care subsidy program afloat for another year and a half. Evers' administration announced Monday that it will use pandemic response dollars from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to keep the Child Care Counts program going through June 2025.
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To meet the needs of remote workers, a new child care model has opened in Milwaukee: It combines coworking space with an on-site daycare.
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Gov. Tony Evers (D) calls special legislative session, but initial GOP response is tepid.
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Through educators, therapists and service coordinators, Birth to 3 assists families with young children in their developmental stages.
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Milwaukee actor and artist N’Jameh Russell-Camara teamed up with local doula Hanna Barton to create the Pandemic Pregnancy Project. Out of that came their series: Pandemic Pregnancies and Popsicles!, stories of pregnancy during a time of unique challenges.
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Doulas are non-medical professionals who are trained to assist pregnant people through childbirth. Kay’La Mumford is the executive director of Birth & Embrace Communities Inc. She founded the non-profit in order to address the inequalities in birthing in Milwaukee.
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Young people are not often thought of as caretakers, but in the U.S. there are believed to be over three million kids and teens serving a family member.
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As the pandemic drags on and unemployment remains high, people continue to struggle. That struggle can mean difficult choices on how to spend money — pay…
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Adverse childhood experiences, also known as ACES, are difficult or potentially traumatic experiences that happen before a person turns 18. ACES are based…
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Many parents have started to think about what their children will do while school is out of session this Summer. It can seem like a daunting task to go…