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Nearly a year after the pandemic hit our state, it\u2019s clear that its impact on Arizona\u2019s child care providers will be long-lasting and industry-changing. In response, providers are turning to trusted programs, support from others who face similar challenges and new initiatives for help.<\/p>\n

The beginning of the pandemic caused the abrupt shutdown of many child care and home-based centers. For example, more than half of the nearly 1,000 child care providers who participate in First Things First\u2019s\u00a0Quality First program<\/a>\u00a0had closed by mid-March.<\/p>\n

Now, despite drastically reduced enrollment and expensive increased health and safety measures, many centers are resiliently determined to serve families who need safe, trusted child care in order to continue working.<\/p>\n

Roughly 80% of those centers participating in Quality First are currently open and operating, said Ginger Sandweg, First Things First senior director for early learning.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe challenge right now – and has been since about mid-November – is the volatility of openings and closings,\u201d Sandweg said.<\/p>\n

It is not uncommon for a center to have to close for a week after a child or staff member is exposed or tests positive for COVID-19. For some centers, it feels like a rollercoaster where they are open for a few weeks, then shut down for a week. It leaves staff and families wondering what each new day will bring.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is creating havoc on the system,\u201d Sandweg said. \u201cWe think about teachers and the child care workforce. How many still want to do this job? How many are worried about doing this job? We\u2019ve heard from programs that teachers are afraid to come back and some are leaving the industry all together.\u201d<\/p>\n

The struggles that Sandweg describes are seen in the results of a recent national survey<\/a> of the National Association for the Education of Young Children. More than 100 Arizona child care providers participated in the survey. Of those, 54% of child care centers saying they are losing money every day that they remain open and 45% reported paying for supplies with credit cards or by dipping into personal savings.<\/p>\n

Those statistics are not surprising to child care providers. Nisha Ambada and her husband own three child care centers in the Valley. At one of her Mesa centers, the enrollment went from 117 children to 14 at the beginning of the pandemic and now stands at around 50 children. Another has capacity for between 60 and 80 children and there are only 12 enrolled.<\/p>\n

Her Mesa center is part of the Quality First program. Ambada said having that support has helped both mentally and financially. Quality First scholarships help low-income families access child care, the program also provides funding to buy materials and professional development for teachers.<\/p>\n

FTF has helped support Arizona\u2019s early child care industry during the pandemic, including continued funding of Quality First scholarships to providers, even if the center closed or is caring for a reduced number of children. \u201cI look at my staff and think, \u2018We have to pull through this.\u2019 I am passionate about it,\u201d Ambada said.<\/p>\n

Now she\u2019s struggling with convincing her staff to accept the COVID-19 vaccination. Arizona included child care providers as a priority group for early eligibility for COVID-19 vaccines.<\/p>\n

Ambada got the vaccine to set an example, but about 3\/4 of her staff are still reluctant to be vaccinated.<\/p>\n

\u201cMost did not make use of that (early eligibility) privilege,\u201d Ambada said.<\/p>\n

Staff who are hesitant to be vaccinated is one of the issues that is discussed by the Pinal Early Childhood Directors group, which has been meeting since May to share their common challenges. \u00a0<\/p>\n

This group of about 20 child care directors in Pinal County have found that monthly virtual support meetings are one way to stay resilient and share ideas and support. \u00a0<\/p>\n

She\u2019s seeing a lot of skepticism when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccines.<\/p>\n

\u201cStaffing will remain an issue until we get the vaccine into the arms of everyone who wants it,\u201d Dempsey said. \u201cThe conversation now is, what are you doing to help your staff feel better about this?\u201d<\/p>\n

FTF and other partners, including the Arizona Association for the Education of Young Children, are helping to share information about the vaccines<\/a> to child care providers. Recently, AzAEYC hosted a webinar with Arizona health care professionals, child care health consultants, and early education professionals to offer accurate information about the coronavirus COVID-19 vaccine and answer questions.<\/p>\n

Childcare Conversations: Your Questions Answered about the COVID-19 Vaccine<\/p>\n

A panel of Arizona health care professionals, child care health consultants, and early education professionals offer accurate information about the coronavirus COVID-19 vaccine and answer questions from attendees.<\/p>\n

Watch the webinar<\/p>\n

In the northwestern part of the state, Jody Howick worked for years to make Little Scooters a thriving child care center in Bullhead City.<\/p>\n

Since the pandemic, she\u2019s seen her enrollment dwindle from 150 children a day to 35 a day and she\u2019s down from 16 teachers to six.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt gets depressing at times, but we\u2019re focusing on the children we have on hand,\u201d Howick said.<\/p>\n

She was able to keep her center open and has implemented various health and safety measures as she learned more about the virus. Now, there are health screenings done at the door. Parents are not allowed in the classroom and the child drop-off happens at the office to cut down on traffic.<\/p>\n

Another change is that Howick cut the center\u2019s hours. Now she closes at 6:30 p.m. and stays closed on weekends.<\/p>\n

Little Scooters participates in Quality First, which means Howick has access to a child care health consultant liaison. These trained health experts can address questions and concerns about COVID-19 health and safety strategies that child care centers should follow to reopen or stay open safely.<\/p>\n

\u201cAnytime I have a question, I can call, text or email,\u201d Howick said. \u201cAnd she gives me the best advice.\u201d<\/p>\n

The liaison helped advise Howick when a teacher tested positive over Christmas break. She talked through when the exposure and possible spread would have happened and how best to communicate the information to parents.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe reassures and makes you feel confident about your decision,\u201d Howick said.<\/p>\n

For child care providers not enrolled in Quality First, the PNC Foundation recently awarded FTF a grant that allowed the creation of the AZ Healthy Child Care Helpline<\/a>. Child care centers and home-based child care providers can call or email the helpline to get connected with a child care health consultant liaison. These trained health experts answer questions and concerns about required and recommended COVID-19 health and safety strategies.<\/p>\n

Despite the many challenges of the past year, the child care industry has kept a positive attitude, Sandweg said.<\/p>\n

\u201cOverall, their spirit is really positive,\u201d she said. \u201cOne owner told me, \u2018When I\u2019m starting to have a pity party, I go into the classroom and those children give me hope.\u2019 It\u2019s a mental break. The children are opportunities to find joy and comfort in the nitty gritty of what we do every day.\u201d<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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