Changes for WV childcare subsidy program likely in 2027 as Morrisey, lawmakers eye pricetag
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Eleven thousand children are enrolled in West Virginia’s childcare assistance program, available to parents who are working or enrolled in school. (Photo by Rebecca Rivas/Missouri Independent)A program used by thousands of working parents in West Virginia to pay for childcare could see changes next year.
The state pays for the childcare subsidy program through federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families dollars, an anti-poverty program under scrutiny by Gov. Patrick Morrisey. Other federal d
The state pays for the childcare subsidy program through federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families dollars, an anti-poverty program under scrutiny by Gov. Patrick Morrisey. Other federal d
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