Care Across Generations Act
The Care Across Generations Act establishes a competitive grant program to fund multigenerational programs in long-term care facilities. It allows eligible facilities (like nursing homes or assisted living centers) to operate or partner with licensed childcare centers on-site, or coordinate activities between childcare and senior care programs. Facilities receiving grants must evaluate program effectiveness and report outcomes to the federal government, including impacts on both children and seniors. The bill aims to create integrated community spaces where childcare and senior care services coexist, directly benefiting facilities seeking to expand such services and the communities they serve.
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Introduced Mar 3, 2025
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Referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce.
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