• KinderCare backed New York’s USD 1.7 billion child care package, citing expanded access to affordable early learning statewide.
• Spending includes USD 561 million for public Pre-K expansion, targeting universal access for four-year-olds by fall 2028.
• Funding also adds USD 1.2 billion for child care subsidies, a 40% increase, with additional support for NYC programs.
• Management linked the move to workforce retention, citing survey results showing 75% of working parents know someone who left jobs over child care.
• KinderCare said it will keep partnering with state and city programs through its 35 New York centers to support rollout.

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