As a local teacher and parent here in Conway, I am encouraged to see that the N.H. House of Representatives Special Committee on Childcare attended a listening session in our community to bring rural perspectives to the conversation around New Hampshire’s childcare crisis.

Like many local families, we have experienced firsthand the many obstacles to accessing quality, affordable child care. My husband and I have two wonderful children and while we are fortunate enough now to have care provided by a local child-care center, that hasn’t always been the case.

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