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This Citizens Club of Springfield program features Ashley Earles, Birth to Five Illinois Regional Council Manager for Region 51, and Monique Nally, a member of the Birth to Five Family Council and a Parent Educator at Riverton Families First Birth to Three Program, who discuss the region’s strengths, gaps, and challenges, as well as recommendations for improvement.
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Child care facilities will be able to operate again once Illinois enters the third phase of its reopening plan, which is expected Friday. “I think that…
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Michelle McAnarney said she realized her daughter Darby was different than other children soon after she was born."She was always a little delayed…
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Low-income, working parents are fighting to once again get help from the state for childcare.Since July, Illinois has drastically reduced who's eligible…
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Illinois has more jobs than qualified workers, a group of business leaders say.To bridge that gap, Sean Noble of ReadyNation says Illinois needs to…
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Lawmakers are scheduled to consider a new plan introduced by House Speaker Michael Madigan to end weeks of negotiations over plugging a $1.6 billion hole…
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Gaps in the current year's budget mean that the state has stopped paying for its Child Care Assistance Program, and day care providers are worried about…
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Gov. Bruce Rauner has consistently said he's waiting to give details on his plans for Illinois' finances until his budget address, on February 18th. But…
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Cheryl Harvey has been taking care of her seven grandsons since they were born. The 60-year-old Chicagoan is the only parent Corwin, Cameron, Christian,…