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	Myths About the Adequacy of Current Child Care Funding Center for Law and Social Policy "As the Senate begins debate on welfare reauthorization and child care funding, this three-page analysis debunks six myths about the adequacy of federal funding for child care" (March 2004).


	Child Care and Development Fund Fact Sheet Administration for Children and Families Background information on CCDF. Other fact sheets available for child welfare, Head Start, and more.


	Child Care Programs Help Parents Find and Keep Jobs Center for Law and Social Policy Report on funding shortfalls.


	Child Care and Development Fund Subsidies: State Profiles National Center for Children in Poverty From the LIFT Policies Database, includes information on financial eligibility criteria, work eligibility criteria, benefits, and recipient and spending data.

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	SCHIP: State Profiles National Center for Children in Poverty From the LIFT Policies Database, includes information on financial eligibility criteria, benefits, and recipient and spending data.


	SCHIP Played Critical Role in Strengthening Health Insurance Coverage Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Both SCHIP and Medicaid played a critical counter-cyclical role in the provision of health insurance coverage. "About 2.5 million more children and 1.6 million more non-elderly adults had health insurance coverage in 2002 because Medicaid and SCHIP expanded during the economic downturn."

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	Food Stamp Program Data National and state level data on participation and rates and beenfits, from the USDA Food & Nutrition Service.


	Food Stamps: State Profiles National Center for Children in Poverty From the LIFT Policies Database, includes information on financial eligibility criteria, work eligibility criteria, benefits, and recipient and spending data.

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	Online Information About Key Low-Income Benefit Programs Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Links to online state information regarding the five main state-administered low-income benefit programs — food stamps, Medicaid, SCHIP, TANF and child care.

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