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    Over 5,000 children in Ward 8 do not have access to child care, leaving many families unemployed. Dozens of child care centers have closed in the past year, putting hundreds out of work. Children with special needs remain underserved due to budget cuts of $30 million from the child care subsidy budget. A pre-meeting will be held before the Mayor's Town Hall to plan making child care a top issue.

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    Over 5,000 children in Ward 8 do not have access to child care, leaving many families unemployed. Dozens of child care centers have closed in the past year, putting hundreds out of work. Children with special needs remain underserved due to budget cuts of $30 million from the child care subsidy budget. A pre-meeting will be held before the Mayor's Town Hall to plan making child care a top issue.

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    Ward 8 Flier

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    Susie Cambria
    Over 5,000 children in Ward 8 do not have access to child care, leaving many families unemployed. Dozens of child care centers have closed in the past year, putting hundreds out of work. Children with special needs remain underserved due to budget cuts of $30 million from the child care subsidy budget. A pre-meeting will be held before the Mayor's Town Hall to plan making child care a top issue.

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    • 5,000 Children in Ward 8 without Child

    Care, leaving families unemployed!


    • Dozens of Child Care centers closed in the

    past year, putting hundreds out of work!


    • Children with special needs are still left out of the system!
    • Child Care providers are among DC’s most underpaid

    workforce because of lacking government support!


    • $30 MILLION cut from the Child Care Subsidy Budget!

    Join us for a pre-meeting the day before his


    Town Hall to plan how we make CHILD
    CARE a top issue for our new Mayor!

    Ward 8 Town Hall Pre-Meeting


    Wednesday, October 20, 2010
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Thurgood Marshall Academy
    2427 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, SE
    Across from Anacostia Metro * Parking
    Please RSVP to (202) 234-9119

    Child Care for


    All Campaign

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