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State Ends SDC’s Status as County’s Community Action Agency

State Ends SDC’s Status as County’s Community Action Agency

Its board members must examine options, decide its future.

Crowley Supports Replacing SDC

Crowley Supports Replacing SDC

State could de-designate SDC as community action partner. But which local officials must agree?

Bipartisan Proposal Would Revive Pre-Kindergarten Program

Bipartisan Proposal Would Revive Pre-Kindergarten Program

Two-year pilot would fund reading readiness at child care centers.

Report Finds 25% of Childcare Providers Could Close Without State Support

Report Finds 25% of Childcare Providers Could Close Without State Support

New report from state agency bolsters Gov. Evers' case for $480 million childcare allocation.

State Will Hold Public Hearing on Social Development Commission

State Will Hold Public Hearing on Social Development Commission

WI Dept of Children and Families may de-register SDC, affecting its funding.

State Increases Size of Planned Milwaukee Office Building, Seeks Developer

This content is only for membersState Increases Size of Planned Milwaukee Office Building, Seeks Developer

But it's still far smaller than what was contemplated pre-pandemic. Completion scheduled for 2027.

Legislative Committee Studying Whether To Create Long-Term Youth Psychiatric Care Facilities

Legislative Committee Studying Whether To Create Long-Term Youth Psychiatric Care Facilities

Seventy-eight children were placed out of state for care in 2023.

SDC Could Lose Funding Following Board Resignations

SDC Could Lose Funding Following Board Resignations

Beleaguered social welfare agency's board is now too small by at least one state standard.

How Milwaukee’s Giant Anti-Poverty Agency Unraveled

How Milwaukee’s Giant Anti-Poverty Agency Unraveled

Government agencies gave SDC big contracts even after it ended internal auditing.

Survey Finds Demand for Child Care Outpaces Providers’ Capacity

Survey Finds Demand for Child Care Outpaces Providers’ Capacity

Lack of staff primary reason for not expanding capacity. Low pay an issue.

MKE County: Quiet Policy Change Saves Milwaukee County Fathers $67 Million
MKE County

Quiet Policy Change Saves Milwaukee County Fathers $67 Million

County ended birth cost recovery program with the goal of addressing racial inequity, improving child support.

Child Care Becoming Harder to Afford, State Report Finds

Child Care Becoming Harder to Afford, State Report Finds

Value of state subsidy has declined and working families need help, Gov. Evers says.

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