Topic: Child Care Services
Early learning helps parents stay employed, prepares children for kindergarten, and strengthens the workforce across the nine-county Rural Capital Area.
Texas expands employer tools for supporting child care needs through new TWC resources focused on retention, productivity, workforce stability, and working families.
WSRCA Child Care Services staff participated in an immersive workshop exploring the real-life challenges working families face and the vital role early childhood education plays in family stability and workforce success.
Starting April 1, 2026, new Child Care Services attendance requirements shift from one daily check to a full check-in and check-out process, strengthening accuracy and supporting families and providers across Texas.
Free statewide Texas Child Care Business Supports initiative helps providers strengthen operations, improve sustainability, and access personalized coaching and training.
An overview of recent child care funding oversight actions and how Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area is protecting program integrity while supporting Texas families and providers.