Journal ads for Dream Big
Journal ads are a wonderful way to thank and congratulate honorees and support the Child Care Council at Dream Big.
Honoring:
Lifetime Legacy Award
Kathy Halas
Executive Director, Child Care Council of Westchester
Business Visionary Award
Robert Martin Company, LLC
Accepting: Greg Berger, President
Transformative Impact Award
SUNY Westchester Community College
Accepting: Dr. Belinda S. Miles, President
JOURNAL ADS, TICKETS, SPONSORSHIPS
Mid-Hud Child Care: Expensive, Hard to Find and Stressed. Your Help Needed!
Child care program closures and staff turnover, high fees, long waiting lists. Welcome to the world of child care in the Mid-Hudson Valley.
Join us on Tuesday, April 30th at 1pm to hear Pattern for Progress on their new study of child care in the Mid-Hudson Region. Discuss what it will take to fix this service so urgently needed by children, parents/caregivers, and employers for a thriving community.
You're 2 Clicks Away from Making a Difference!
Our children are precious. So are the people who care for and educate them.
Your advocacy is working! Both the Senate and the Assembly added $220 million for the child care workforce. In less than 1 minute you can thank our legislators and urge Governor Hochul to keep this funding in the final budget. Click Here!
You can put more compensation into the pockets of our child care educators.
The Council's new Child Care Survey reveals that Westchester teachers in child care centers earn 44% less than entry-level kindergarten teachers. To see the Salary Survey highlights, Click Here!
For questions and/or more information, contact Kathy Halas at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Mid-Hud Child Care: Expensive, Hard to Find and Stressed. Your Help Needed!
Child care program closures and staff turnover, high fees, long waiting lists. Welcome to the world of child care in the Mid-Hudson Valley.
Join us on Tuesday, April 30th at 1pm to hear Pattern for Progress on their new study of child care in the Mid-Hudson Region. Discuss what it will take to fix this service so urgently needed by children, parents/caregivers, and employers for a thriving community.
Important Measles Information from the Westchester Department of Health
