Child Care Options for Women
Affected by Toxic Chemicals

For women who have been harmed by toxic chemicals in beauty products, finding reliable child care while managing health challenges can be overwhelming.

Whether you’re unable to work, need to reduce your hours, or are seeking medical care, we’ve gathered a list of child care resources to help.

These options are designed to provide support during difficult times, ensuring your child’s care and well-being are met while you focus on your health and recovery.

Child Care Financial Assistance Programs

Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF): A federal program that provides financial assistance to low-income families for childcare expenses. Eligibility requirements vary by state.
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Flexible Childcare Options

Family Child Care Centers: These home-based providers often offer more flexible hours, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends, which can accommodate non-traditional work schedules.
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Drop-In Childcare Services: Facilities that allow parents to utilize childcare services on an as-needed basis, providing flexibility for unpredictable work hours.

Employer-Supported Childcare

On-Site Childcare Facilities: Some employers offer on-site childcare services, providing convenience and potentially more flexible hours for employees. Advocating for such programs within your workplace can be beneficial.
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Childcare Subsidies: Encourage employers to provide childcare subsidies or partner with local childcare providers to offer discounted rates for employees.

Community Resources

Local Childcare Resource and Referral Agencies: Organizations like YMCA and Boys & Girls Club assist families in finding childcare options that are more flexible and affordable for working parents.
Childcare Subsidies: Encourage employers to provide childcare subsidies or partner with local childcare providers to offer discounted rates for employees.

Was It Just a Product — or Something More?

If you’ve used personal care products like talcum powder and were later diagnosed with cancer, we want to hear your story.

We’re connecting with women across the country who are ready to speak up, seek support, and explore what comes next.

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Child Care Options for Women Affected by Toxic Chemicals

Was It Just a Product — or Something More?

Child Care Options for Women
Affected by Toxic Chemicals