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Over 60% of Utah families receiving childcare subsidies could lose some or all of it

By Fox 13 · September 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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About 900 Utah families won’t receive subsidies to pay for childcare, which is about 10% of the families currently in the program, due to a federal funding shortfall. Families with children receiving childcare subsidies who are enrolled in part-time programs will also receive less funding if they qualify under the revised guidelines.

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