Government to offer support payments to embattled child care providers

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published August 23, 2021

Following reports that COVID lockdowns have left early childhood education providers struggling to stay afloat, the Government today announced an assistance package to support the struggling sector.

Payments are conditional on centres keeping staff employed.

Under the new program, child care services in Commonwealth-declared hotspots will be eligible for fortnightly payments of 25 per cent ...

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