Complimentary Childcare Economic Impact Consultation
Economies thrive with adequate workforce participation. We help you understand the current need for childcare in your community and the economic opportunity that comes when parents who want to work have access to sustainable childcare.
Our Childcare Economic Impact Consultation Includes:
Local Childcare Analysis
Understanding the current childcare landscape and identifying economic benefits and opportunities to enhance child care capacity now and for the future.
Personalized Insights
Understand your community’s unique childcare needs and potential risks, ensuring a targeted approach to local economic development.
Strategic Guidance
Learn how our ‘Whole Community Approach’ can empower your community to strategically tackle childcare challenges, translating insights into action.
What is Wage Realization?
Simply put, wage realization is what happens when you close the gap between workers forced to the sidelines due to lack of child care, and parents who are now in the workforce thanks to adequate childcare.
We Help You Take Challenges and Opportunities to Desired Outcomes
Understand Opportunities & Desired Outcomes
Support Existing Childcare Business Owners and Operators
Be Intentional About Adding Childcare Capacity
“Jeff and his team at Business of Childcare provided the piece of the puzzle we were missing when we began to address the child care crisis in our area. Childcare has not only increased in our area, but it has also improved through the work of Business of Child Care.”
– Laurrie Minor, Director, Sullivan Chamber of Commerce, Moultrie County, Ill.
Why Business of Childcare?
Since 2021, our team has worked with rural counties to support the following outcomes:
Creation of more than
Retention of more than
Support of more than
“The ability of families to find adequate child care impacts their ability to work and the overall economic success of the region. Jeff and his team have had a positive impact in both strengthening our existing child care businesses, as well as encouraging the development of new childcare spaces.”
– Rae Jean Hansen, Vice President of Early Childhood, SMIF Early Childhood Education
