Mayor Mamdani Announces City Will Cover All Out-of-Pocket Child Care Costs for Families Receiving Child Care Subsidies
The Mamdani administration announced that it will make childcare completely free for the around 22,000 low-income families that rely on the Child Care Assistance Program.
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