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Title: Child Care Demand and Supply Under CalWORKS: The Early Impacts of Welfare Reform for California's Children, 1998 - 2000
URL: http://gse.berkeley.edu/research/pace/reports/WP.02_3.pdf
Language: English
Author and Contributors: Hirshberg, Diane
Publisher: Policy Analysis for California Education, University of California, Berkley (October 2002)
Review Level: Informal review
Primary Content Area: Early Childhood
Content Type: Evaluation; Research
Audience: Professionals, Educators & Program Staff; Academicians & Researchers
Categories: - Early Childhood: Statistics and Public Policy: State Specific Data
- Early Childhood: Statistics and Public Policy: Public Policy Issues and Education
Resource Type: Not an extension nor a land-grant developed resource
Keywords: child care, center care, home-based, family care, choice, welfare, preschool, quality, affordability, parents, subsidy
Description: The TANF and CalWORKs welfare reform initiatives included significant changes in the work support systems
for parents on public aid. In California this led to both a restructuring of the child-care subsidy system, as well as
new investments in child-care capacity building efforts.
Prompted by changes in the child-care system and welfare reform, the California Department of Social Services
(CDSS) asked PACE researchers to look at how new welfare-to-work and child-care capacity building were
affecting supply and demand in the child-care system. This paper provides an overview of findings.
Media Type: PDF - Portable Document Format
Resource Listed: May 11, 2007
Resource Last Updated: April 19, 2013
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