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Reliable information, advocacy tools, and shareable materials to help Utah families, providers, businesses, and community members understand and take action on child care issues.
Official documents, current proposals, data, and fact sheets about child care policy in Utah.
Tools to help you understand the issues, contact decision-makers, and advocate for child care in your community.
Information and resources to help Utah families and child care providers navigate the child care system.
Connect with the coalition, access shareable materials, and find ways to participate in our statewide work.
Advocacy Tools
Advocacy Tools
Ready-to-use tools to help you contact decision-makers, share accurate information, and advocate for child care.
For Families & Providers
For Families & Providers
Find trusted information and resources to help families access child care and providers navigate Utah’s child care system.
Coalition Resources
Coalition Resources
Connect with the coalition, access coalition materials, and find opportunities to participate in our statewide work.
Current Child Care Policy & Data
Current Child Care Policy & Data
Access official documents, current proposals, data, and plain-language information about child care policy in Utah.
Separate fact from fiction with a quick guide to the proposed child care assistance changes and what they could mean for Utah families and providers.
Review the Office of Child Care’s official proposal, including the program and eligibility changes being considered.
View upcoming meetings, agendas, minutes, presentations, and recordings.
See who serves on Utah’s Office of Child Care Advisory Committee and the organizations and interests represented on the committee.
See Utah's current child care assistance income limits by household size.
Explore Utah's official research on child care prices, provider costs, affordability, and the gap between what families can pay and what quality care actually costs.
See why Utah's child care supply is not keeping pace with demand. A 2025 legislative audit cites research finding that providers can meet only about 36% of Utah's child care demand.
Explore Utah’s stated commitment to strengthening families and creating conditions where Utah children and families can thrive.
Explore Utah's official budget and appropriations information to understand how public funding decisions affect child care programs and services.
Utah Says We Are a Family-Friendly State. But Are We?
Utah Says We Are a Family-Friendly State. But Are We?
Utah proudly calls itself a family-friendly state.
Utah proudly calls itself a family-friendly state.
But being family-friendly is more than a value we claim. It is a choice reflected in our policies, priorities, and investments.
When working parents cannot afford child care, when providers cannot cover the true cost of providing care, and when our child care supply cannot meet the needs of Utah's workforce, we have to ask:
Are our policies living up to our values?
Are our policies living up to our values?
Utah families deserve more than words.
Utah families deserve more than words.
They deserve a plan.
They deserve a plan.
#NoPlanNoVote
#NoPlanNoVote
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