Child care centers would get $10 billion to improve safety and expand services for families.
This bill would set aside $10 billion to help child care centers across the country become safer and serve more kids. It would create a new grant program for states and other groups to fix up facilities, especially for low-income families and young children. The bill also requires studies to understand what child care facilities need most.
Currently, there are no specific federal grants under Part A of title IV of the Social Security Act dedicated to improving child care buildings or requiring national assessments of their condition. This bill would change the rules for that part of the Social Security Act, setting aside $10 billion for grants to states and other organizations to help child care providers build, renovate, or expand their facilities. It would also require the government to conduct immediate and long-term studies on the condition and needs of child care facilities nationwide.
HR 3274 · 119th Congress · May 8, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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