early childhood education

The program makes $50 million available for eligible social service providers, child care providers, and nonprofits across the state that serve young children’s developmental needs.

The 2023 legislative agenda of United Way of Central Indiana – one of the largest community advocacy groups in the state – aligns with some of the top priorities for state lawmakers this year.

A $42 million federal grant could help improve early childhood education access in Indiana.

A company in Warsaw, Ind. is considering its role when it comes to making sure their employees have access to suitable childcare providers.

Lawmakers renewed efforts this session to improve early learning opportunities across Indiana, approving changes to focus and grow the mission of the state's Early Learning Advisory Committee.

Indiana is making more than half a billion dollars available to early learning providers across the state, through a grant program that aims to stabilize…

No counties in Indiana provide adequate access to high-quality preschool and child care opportunities, according to a new analysis from nonprofit Early…

The state extended a program to help essential workers pay for child care. The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced this week…

Indiana's largest early learning nonprofit is awarding a handful of groups $100,000 in grant funding, aimed at streamlining business services for child…

Federal COVID-19 relief funding is providing K-12 schools with an influx of critically-needed cash, but millions of dollars are also providing support for…