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Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers are with the victims and families of the recent NYC train shootings, the Buffalo, NY shooting in a supermarket, the Geneva Presbyterian Church shooting in Laguna Woods, CA, and yesterday’s attack on the elementary school in Uvalde, TX. These are unimaginable occurrences and are rocking us all at our collective core.

As an organization focused on the safety and well-being of children and the adults who care for them, our hearts are broken – which, we know, is not enough. We know that we can’t afford to lose one more precious life. The families and communities that we serve need real action to prevent future gun violence.  We will continue to work to make our learning environments and communities safe spaces and places for all people – from our babies to our elders – to live, learn, grow, and thrive.

Thank you for all that you do to serve and protect NYC’s youngest children and their families and communities.

Lorenzo Newby, Board President                Tara N. Gardner, Executive Director

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In accordance with New York City and New York State directive regarding the COVID-19 virus, the Day Care Council made the decision to work remotely as of Tuesday March 17, 2020. Presently we are utilizing a hybrid work schedule.  If you have questions regarding our trainings and technical assistance site visits please call us at 212-206-7818 and speak with a provider specialist. We are monitoring our emails and voicemail messages. Please feel free to reach out to us on our respective contact information provided on this website. We will get back to you in a timely manner. We do apologize for the inconvenience and will update you on further changes as they present themselves.

At this time, we do hope that you take the necessary precautions as stipulated by our medical and governing bodies. Thank you.

The Day Care Council of New York, Inc. is a diverse membership organization of 93 non-profit sponsoring boards that operate more than 200 publicly-funded child care centers and family child care programs in New York City.

The Council’s mission is to seek support for and assist in the development of quality child and family care services which are designed to promote the sound growth and development of children and their families.

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NYC Pre-K and 3-K daycare providers close to closing, need funds: 7 On Your Side

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — Daycare owners from Brooklyn to the Bronx claim they are still jumping through hoops to get money for Pre-K and 3-K from the city.

Last fall, the Department of Education entered into an agreement with the City Council to resolve delayed reimbursements, yet some providers are saying the crucial funds are still stuck and they may have to close.

The 3-year-olds come marching into their free Pre-K. They have snacks and warm naps, oblivious to the struggle just to keep the doors open.

“We don’t know when we’re going to get paid,” Let’s Play and Learn daycare Co-Director Olena Knyzhnyk said.

The Park Slope daycare says it’s owed $54,433.08 in start-up expenses and is waiting for the city’s payment on some invoices from last year. To make rent and payroll for five employees, they say they took out a loan.

“We are taking our savings, we had to take a credit line to cover our expenses,” Let’s Play and Learn daycare Co-Director Yuliya Pavlotskaya said.

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The women joined other non-profit childcare providers complaining about the NYC DOE’s delays in funding to provide universal 3-K, an initiative announced as a way to help all families access free childcare.

“The mayor and the deputy chancellor, they have press conferences and they talk about expanding Pre-K and 3-K and providing these services for families and their children, but how are we supposed to do that without funding,” said Joanna Vogel of Queens Days Care Provider.

Vogel is fearful that she will have to shutter her Elmhurst daycare center if they can’t collect funds from the city.

“If we have to close, that’s 33 children and families that will have to be out of school and would have to stay home,” she said.

The DOE claims both Pre-Ks didn’t upload invoices properly in the system. The teachers admit their own errors caused delays as well.

A spokesperson for Mayor Eric Adams said the following in a statement:

“Our administration’s efforts to stabilize the finances of our early childhood program are working – we have paid over $110 million in outstanding invoices from last year and over $500 million in invoices this year. The staff at the DOE work around the clock to process payments and provide support to programs. We are encouraging organizations with issues with processing their payments to contact us to expedite their processing, and we will continue to support our providers. It is incredibly disappointing that organizations expected to help service childcare providers are choosing to disregard that vital work and instead spread misinformation within the sector.”

The Mayor’s Office of Contract Services testified at a City Council hearing Monday, that they are working to outsource a way for billions in funds to be streamlined to vendors.

“We provided an update of where we on now on the backlog – which is $5.4 million cleared of the initial $6.4 billion that was identified,” said Lisa Flores, Director of the Mayor’s Office of Contract Service.

The joint oversight hearing heard from dozens of non-profits running services for the homeless, seniors, and children without public funds they counted on in city contracts.

“We told them there was a crisis in early education where childcare providers were not being paid on time,” said Greg Brender, Chief of Policy and Innovation at Day Care Council of New York.

“We are seeing a very big mess of something that we very badly need to fix,” said Councilmember Julie Won, the City Council Contracts Committee chair. “The first thing we need to get are all the daycare centers that had students fairly registered correctly with regulations, they need to be paid on time.”

But less than 24 hours after 7 On Your Side told the DOE about the daycare centers, three payments were approved for a total of $151,840.67. The city says the payments were already in the pipeline before 7 On Your Side advocated.

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