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Indiana Public Media
ipm.org > news > 2026-09-10 > employers-highlight-childcare-solutions-pan-tax-credit-risks

Employers highlight childcare solutions, pan tax credit risks

11+ hour, 16+ min ago   (1070+ words) As Indiana officials increasingly look to employers for help tackling the state’s childcare shortage, some gathered Wednesday to tout their internal solutions — and warn of a key risk in a years-old but unused tax credit. The Indianapolis Airport Authority, which…...

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ipm.org > news > 2026-07-30 > childcare-advocates-challenge-proposed-fssa-rule-changes

Childcare advocates challenge proposed FSSA rule changes

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (501+ words) As Indiana considers easing requirements for childcare workers, some early childhood professionals say the real test of any rule changes should be whether children leave early learning programs ready for kindergarten. Lead caregivers would no longer need a child development…...

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ipm.org > news > 2026-07-22 > mothers-tell-governor-theyd-be-unemployed-homeless-without-childcare-vouchers

Mothers tell governor they’d be unemployed, homeless without childcare vouchers

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (688+ words) Mothers told Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday that they would be unable to work — risking homelessness — without childcare vouchers for their young kids. “I wouldn’t be able to work without it,” said Jasmine Williams, whose children attend Shepherd Community…...

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ipm.org > news > 2026-06-02 > report-80-of-eligible-low-income-children-not-served-by-states-subsidized-childcare-programs

Report: 80% of eligible low-income children not served by state’s subsidized childcare programs

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (521+ words) Despite a new infusion of state money, subsidized childcare programs will be serving less than 20% of eligible Hoosier children by the end of 2026, according to an Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute analysis released Saturday. “There are surely hundreds of thousands of…...