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Gov. Ayotte Signs Bill to Give Retired Grandparents Access to State Childcare Scholarship

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New Hampshire has signed Senate Bill 608 into law, allowing retired grandparents acting as kinship caregivers to access the state's childcare assistance program without a work requirement. This matters to developers and tech professionals by illustrating policy changes that can impact family support structures and potentially influence workforce participation and demand for related services. An implication to watch is how this might affect the availability of childcare for non-traditional caregivers and the broader social support landscape.

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