New Report on Louisville’s Early Learning Workforce Highlights Sector in Crisis

Metro United Way and partners gathered data directly from child care providers to compile a detailed new report meant to inform policy decisions and help design strategic supports for early care and education in Louisville.

The Louisville Early Learning Workforce Study includes data points such as child care capacity and quality, services offered, workforce demographics, wages and benefits, education and experience levels, turnover and retention, and more.

It’s quick, easy, and free to gain access to these tools. Here’s how:

Sign up for Ages & Stages Questionnaires® by filling out the form below.
Receive a link to complete the questionnaire in your email.
Play some games with your child and answer some questions.
Speak with a trained Coordinator if you have concerns, or there are questions about your responses.
Receive a letter with the results, a FREE BOOK, helpful tips, fun activities, and connections to resources.
When it’s time, we’ll send you the next Questionnaire. We’ll keep sending them every few months until your child is 5 1/2.

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Complete ASQ online. Click ASQ-3 or ASQ-SE to begin.

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Email Metro United Way’s Developmental Screening Managers at TheHub@metrounitedway.org.

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It’s quick, easy, and free to gain access to these tools. Here’s how:

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The Oldham County Health Department serves as the Developmental Screening Hub for Oldham County. Please visit their WEBSITE HERE to enroll in their screening hub.

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Sign up below to receive your first Ages & Stages Questionnaire!

It’s quick, easy, and free to gain access to these tools. Here’s how:

Sign Up:

The Oldham County Health Department serves as the Developmental Screening Hub for Oldham County. Please visit their WEBSITE HERE to enroll in their screening hub.

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Have questions?

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