Alexandria is working with regional partners to determine the challenges facing families needing childcare amid the pandemic, and have released a survey to the public.
The survey, which is open until August 30, has 12 questions and asks respondents how many children they have, the hours the adults in the home work, and about the challenges facing them with childcare.
The survey is part of a collaboration between the Emergency Child Care Collaborative and Smart Beginnings Alexandria.
“The results will help the task force and local partners better understand the needs and preferences of Alexandria families as they work with child care providers to develop and provide child care offerings,” according to the city.
Families, please participate in this online survey to help assess child care needs and preferences in Alexandria during…
Posted by Department of Community & Human Services, City of Alexandria, VA on Wednesday, August 26, 2020
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