2023 Supply & Demand Report Kansas

Description

After several years of declining numbers, we are able to report an increase in the
total number of child care programs in Kansas. In response to the pandemic and
a general child care shortage, the child care network has been working tirelessly
to address gaps in care through technical assistance, funding, and advocacy for
children, families, and providers. As a result of these efforts, for the first time in
over 5 years, the number of programs has increased to 4,144 programs in 2023
from 4,064 programs in 20221 (including Licensed Family and Group Homes,
child care centers, preschools, and Head Start programs).

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