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New York's child care system struggles with shortages, high costs, and limited access, impacting nearly 60% of areas.
New York's child care system faces severe issues, including staffing shortages, high costs, and limited access.
According to State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's report, nearly 60% of census tracts are "child care deserts," with infant care costing over $20,000 per year.
Child care workers earn a median wage of $38,234, below the state average.
Despite temporary improvements due to federal funding, lawmakers and advocates call for further state and federal actions to address the crisis.
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El sistema de cuidado infantil de Nueva York lucha con escasez, altos costos y acceso limitado, afectando a casi el 60% de las áreas.