When families have reliable child care, parents can go to work, train for new careers, and build financial stability. Since 2023, Spokane Workforce Council has invested in the families, providers, and educators who power our local early learning economy, because early learning is a workforce development strategy.
$3,280,328
invested in local early learning
1,032
families served
Reports
Toolkits
Past R2W Articles
- Childcare Champion Awards (opens Greater Spokane Inc. in a new tab)
- Closing One Chapter, Opening a New One: The Future of Childcare in Spokane County
- Meeting the Childcare Needs of Spokane’s University District
- Celebrating Dreams: A Groundbreaking Moment with Kerra Bower
- Spokane Workforce Council Surpasses One Million in Direct Childcare Tuition Assistance
- Community Reinvestment in Action: Just Imagine Child Care Center
- SWC Receives $2M in Childcare Funding to Support Under-Served Families
- SWC Anticipates $1.5M in Childcare Funding to Support Under-Served Families
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