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Federal childcare subsidy cuts affect Utah families. How one organization is stepping up

By KSL · October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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Federal cuts to childcare subsidies are affecting families in Utah, and Neighborhood House of Salt Lake is raising money to fill in the gaps left by those cuts. The program has been around for decades and provides affordable childcare, adult daycare and other community services.

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