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Nevada a ‘child care desert’ report says

A new state report has found that, despite the high demand for child care in Nevada, nearly 75 percent of children ages 5 and younger don’t have access to a licensed provider. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Lorenzo smiles at Miss Brenda while Zoe plays in the background at Rising Star Preschool & Childcare in Las Vegas on June 16, 2020. (Ellen Schmidt/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @ellenschmidttt

A new state report has found that, despite the high demand for child care in Nevada, nearly 75 percent of children ages 5 and younger don’t have access to a licensed provider.

The Governor’s Workforce Development Board voted Wednesday to approve a 128-page child care policy report from its Childcare Working Group.

As Nevada businesses experience worker shortages, the lack of affordable and accessible child care is a major factor, state officials say.

The board voted in December to create the working group because that problem has continued despite “significant financial investment” to strengthen the state’s child care system, according to the chair of the working group, Susan Brager, who is also a member of the Nevada Board of Regents.

The group has met a few times since early January. A copy of the final report will be given to state legislators for the current legislative session.

“Nevada’s economic recovery post-pandemic has bounced back, but Nevada businesses are still struggling to find workers while parents can’t find affordable and accessible child care,” Brager wrote in a letter included with the report.

‘Child care desert’

Child care costs are a huge concern in Nevada and are often more expensive than college tuition, according to the report.

Katie Gilbertson, the program development, public policy and community engagement manager for the Governor’s Office of Workforce Innovation, told the board it was important to highlight that all of Nevada is a child care desert.

Even people who don’t have children may have a business or know a co-worker who’s affected, she said.

The report also says demand for child care in the state is high, with more than 65 percent of children living in households where both parents work, but where the overwhelming majority — 74 percent — of children ages 5 and younger don’t have access to licensed child care.

During a public comment period, representatives from a handful of organizations — including the Vegas Chamber, Southern Nevada Building Trades Unions, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Las Vegas HEALS, a health care membership association — expressed support for the state’s work in addressing child care issues.

The report says “sweeping policy changes” are needed so that the state’s child care system is adequate and accessible to all working families.

Funding audit recommended

The report notes that $571 million in federal coronavirus relief money was allocated in Nevada for child care-related purposes.

One of the policy recommendations calls for an independent audit of the funding that was allocated to the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Welfare and Supportive Services.

“It is unclear how much of each of these funding buckets were allocated, encumbered, spent, what is remaining, and how much, if any, was returned to the Federal government as unspent funding,” the report states.

Board member Robert Thompson, administrator of the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Welfare and Supportive Services, abstained from Wednesday’s vote as the report recommends an audit of his agency.

Recommendations also include using existing public spaces like public libraries, recreation centers, schools and state government buildings to provide onsite child care.

The report also calls for expanding partnerships with local nonprofits, as well as increasing wages for child care providers and eliminating licensing and regulatory barriers.

Child care survey

The board also heard a presentation Wednesday about the results of the Governor’s Office of Workforce Innovation’s child care survey, which was open from mid-December through mid-January.

The purpose of the survey was to assess the effects of the child care gap on businesses, according to David Damore, interim executive director of UNLV’s Lincy Institute and Brookings Mountain West, who conducted the data analysis.

More than 500 businesses responded, and the vast majority were small businesses, Damore said.

Of the respondents, 47 percent said access to child care is an impediment for hiring and retention, while 21.4 percent said it was a “potential impediment,” according to the report.

The report notes that some employers have taken a “grassroots approach” to offering child care, which includes allowing employees to work from home with their children or having a “bring-your-infant-to-work policy,” similar to a new pilot program recently announced by the Nevada State Treasurer’s Office.

“However, individual business policies are not conducive to every working parent in Nevada,” the report said.

Respondents to the survey also noted there are workplaces that aren’t safe for young children and some employees don’t have a job they can do from home.

Contact Julie Wootton-Greener at [email protected] or 702-387-2921. Follow @julieswootton on Twitter.

Gyms with Child Care in Las Vegas and Henderson

Some benefits of working out include increased energy, better sleep, improved memory, and brain function, and protection against chronic diseases. We found some gyms with child care in Las Vegas and Henderson.

As Parents, we often dedicate our lives to our kids, our significant other, and/or our work. It’s easy to lose track of the day to the everyday hustle and bustle of tending to our families, but taking priority in our health is extremely important and will set a great example for your little ones.

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Gyms with Child Care in Las Vegas and Henderson

Check out our list below of gyms with child care in Las Vegas and Henderson along with details that will help you with your search.

EOS Fitness

Location: 3511 St Rose Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89052 **Note – several locations to choose from throughout Las Vegas and Henderson.

Child Care Hours: Monday-Friday 8a-2p & 4p-8p, Saturday 8a-2p and Sunday Closed

Age Requirements: 6 months to 12 years old

Other: Reservations are required and can be made a day in advance. Reservations are in 2-hour blocks.

Cost: Included in membership

LifeTime Fitness

Location: 121 Carnegie St, Henderson, NV 89074

Child Care Hours: Monday-Thursday 8a-1p & 4p-7p, Friday-Sunday 8a-1p.

Age Requirements: 3 months to 11 years old

Other: Several classes are offered for ages 1 to 13 years old including tumbling, dancing, yoga, and karate.

Cost: $50/month added to the membership

Burn Boot Camp

Location: 2520 West Horizon Ridge Parkway, Henderson, NV 89052

Child Care Hours: Available during selected classes 8:30a, 9:30a, 4:30p, 5:30p & 6:30p.

Age Requirements: 2 months to 13 years old

Cost: Included in membership

Las Vegas Athletic Club

Location: 1195 Wellness Pl., Henderson, NV 89011

Child Care Hours: Monday-Friday 8a-1p & 4p-9p, Saturday-Sunday 8a-2p.

Age Requirements: 6 weeks to 13 years old

Other: Every 3rd Saturday of the month the gym holds a party for the kids while parents can enjoy a ‘Parent Night Out’.

Cost: Included in Premier memberships

TruFusion Summerlin – Yoga, Pilates, Bootcamp & Cycling

Location: 1870 Festival Plaza Dr #200, Las Vegas, NV 89135

Child Care Hours: Monday-Friday 8a-6p & Saturday-Sunday 10a-6p

Age Requirements: 3 months to 11 years old

Other: Child care center is located across from TruFusion studio (Five Star Sitters)

Cost: Members of TruFusion receive discounted hourly pricing

Barre3

Location: 120 South Green Valley Parkway 194, Henderson, NV 89012

Child Care Hours: Tuesday-Friday for the 10a class & Saturday-Sunday for the 8:45a & 10a class

Age Requirements: Any age is welcomed as long as the child is comfortable and adjusts well

Other: Conveniently located in the same plaza as Whole Foods

Cost: Included in membership

Workout With Ease with Gyms with Child Care in Las Vegas and Henderson

Let us know if you try one of these gyms with child care in Las Vegas and Henderson and how it went! We love to hear back from our readers! Here’s to a good workout, more energy, and a better day!

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