childcare support
Help raising kids
Childcare support refers to assistance—financial, practical, or institutional—that helps parents manage the care of their children.
This includes government subsidies, employer benefits, tax credits, or informal help from family.
The company offers childcare support as part of its benefits package.
She qualified for childcare support after returning to work.
- preschoolsSchools for young children
- daycare centersSupervised child-minding facilities
- nanny shareJoint caregiver arrangement
- early childhood educationSchooling before elementary years
- tax creditsReductions in amount owed
health insurance · parental leave · family counseling · developmental screenings · potty training · Head Start · grants · parenting classes · vouchers · sliding scale fees · scholarships · flexible schedules · after-school programs · literacy programs · paid leave · financial aid programs · childcare subsidies · community outreach
- assistancehelp, help desk, aid, helpdesk, assistance
- job benefitsbenefits, 401k, medical coverage, medical benefits, dental insurance
- workplace benefitshealth benefits, 401k, PTO, paid time off, sick leave
- employee benefitshealth insurance, pension, 401k, 401(k), retirement
- social welfaresocial welfare, welfare state, welfare checks, social insurance, welfare benefits
- welfarewelfare, welfare reform, welfare system, SNAP benefits, public assistance
childcare supportretirement benefits
Post-career compensation entitlements
childcare supportchildcare burden
Demands of raising offspring