Free Childcare for Foster Children

Los Angeles Universal Preschool Benefit Program

© Carla Snuggs

Jul 29, 2008

Benefit program helps prepare foster kids for kindergarten and helps them lead healthier, more successful lives


The news can be filled with disturbing stories about situations that happen in preschools and daycares all over the world. So when I read about positive things that preschools are doing, I’m stoked and can't wait to share them with you.

Los Angeles Universal Preschool (LAUP) has launched an awesome and inspiring community-benefit program which will enroll children in foster care (or relative care) into high-quality preschools at no cost! The purpose of this program is to help properly prepare this population for kindergarten and beyond.

According to a Business Wire article [June 2008], studies show that only 18 percent of eligible foster children in Los Angeles County currently attend preschool. I was also shocked to find out that 73 percent of publicly preschools in Los Angeles County have waiting lists!

The article explains that 25 percent of foster care children are placed in special education, and in the state of California almost 75 percent of foster children function below grade level.

In many of my articles, I discuss the importance of quality daycare and kindergarten readiness. When a child receives quality childcare, they are more likely to do well later in life. They are more likely to lead healthier lives, more likely to earn a higher income, and are less likely to be involved in crime.

If you are a foster parent or you are caring for a relative’s child, you can enroll him or her by visiting Los Angeles Universal Preschool or call (866) 581-5287.


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