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Family Minister Stéphanie Rist unveils emergency early-childhood support plan

Family Minister Stéphanie Rist announced an emergency programme to boost funding for crèches, assist child-care providers and improve heat-wave preparedness.

At the start of the early-childhood season, Family Minister Stéphanie Rist detailed an emergency initiative targeting France’s child-care sector. The programme will raise the single-service payment to crèches through the Caf and increase a territorial bonus for centres in the most fragile areas. Start-up and installation aid for child-care assistants will also be enhanced, and priority access to nursery places will be given to frontline professions such as nurses.

The plan addresses recent heat-wave challenges by committing to upgrade facilities before the next summer. Funding allocations will be reviewed by the Cnaf board in early October to allow implementation before year-end.

Why it matters

Strengthening early-childhood care helps families and supports France’s declining birth rate.

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