Bringing Child Care Closer to Home
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What’s Inside:
- How Child Care House fits neighborhoods, creates sustainable small businesses, and strengthens the workforce
- What the investment includes and how ownership is structured locally
- The four phases from exploration to opening day, plus first-year supports
How We Help Communities Build Stronger Child Care
Business of Child Care helps communities realize the economic impact of their child care investment. Child care is an economic multiplier, boosting labor force participation, which allows working families to achieve wage realization, and communities to reach their economic potential.
Business of Child Care can work with you to understand your current child care landscape as well as develop and implement a plan of action to benefit the community, families and businesses that support them.
Join Us at an Upcoming Event
Whether we’re hosting virtual sessions or partnering with local communities, every event we are part of is focused on implementation, clarity, and the future of child care as infrastructure.
- Strategy Sessions
- Community Events
- Speaking Engagements
- Previous Session Recordings
Understand
Your Impact
Understanding your current and future needs, as well as how child care impacts economic growth in your region is often the first step to developing a plan to move forward. Business of Child Care offers a free Economic Impact Report specific to your community.
Develop
Your Plan
Using our Whole Community Approach, we help bring together beneficiaries of child care to understand opportunities for better outcomes. We then create an action plan that a community can be confident to act on.
Activate
Your Plan
Some communities already have a plan but need help to make it happen. Business of Child Care is a trusted partner to help implement community plans that support existing providers and create new capacity.
News from Business of Child Care
Beyond Caretaking: The Business of Child Care in Langlade County
November 5, 2025
Ramstad: Minnesota’s beef town, Long Prairie, unpacks growth problems of the 2020s
September 20, 2025
Mapleton Invests in Child Care House To Support Local Families
September, 2025
New child care options coming to southern Minnesota
May 7, 2025
Mapleton EDA strives to address child care shortage
February 15, 2025
Mapleton looking to expand childcare with grant money
February 8, 2025
November Updates: A New Era of Child Care is About to Begin
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Mapleton EDA strives to address child care shortage
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Mapleton looking to expand childcare with grant money
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