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Enrollment open for Active Learning Preschool Academy at Portage Y! Preschool & Pre-K ages 2–5, safe play-based. CCDF aid available. Learn more & register: ymcaofportage.org/preschool-… #EarlyLearning #PortagePreschool #PortageYMCA #PortageIndiana #EarlyChildhoodEducation
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Replying to @GunnelsWarren
Im Januar 2026 hat das HHS (US-Gesundheitsministerium) Gelder für Child Care und verwandte Programme in fünf Bundesstaaten (u. a. Kalifornien, New York) eingefroren wegen weit verbreiteter Betrugs- und Missbrauchsverdachtsfälle. Betroffen waren Milliarden (z. B. ~2,4 Mrd. $ allein CCDF in diesen Staaten). Das zeigt, dass nicht alles sauber ankommt. Viel Geld fließt in ein fragmentiertes, bürokratisches System mit hohen administrativen Hürden, unvollständiger Reichweite und teilweise nachweisbaren Missbrauchsproblemen – ohne dass die strukturellen Ursachen (Angebotsknappheit, hohe regulatorische Kosten) gelöst werden. Der US-Bundeshaushalt (und viele EU-Staaten) hat schon enorme Ausgaben. Allein die Zinsen auf die Schulden fressen bald Hunderte Milliarden. Zusätzliche Programme wie „universal childcare“ kosten realistisch Dutzende bis über 100 Mrd. $ pro Jahr (je nach Umfang), und die Erfahrung zeigt: Neue Einnahmen fließen oft in bestehende Bürokratie oder neue Ausgaben, statt effizient zu wirken. Noch mehr Geld löst die Ursache nachweislich nicht.
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無線LAN謎技術すぎておもろい 何言っとるん? ccdfだかppduだか11axだか 魔法使いか何かですか?
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La Comisión Permanente de Asuntos Fronterizos, recibió al señor Erodis Fernelis Díaz Díaz, director ejecutivo del Consejo de Coordinación Zona Especial Desarrollo Fronterizo (CCDF), a fin de socializar sobre las empresas instaladas en la zona fronteriza, que se benefician de la Ley 12-21, a través del Consejo de Coordinación Zona Especial Desarrollo Fronterizo. #DiputadosRD
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🏛️ CRA Watch: HJRES 195 Targeting Health and Human Services: "Restoring Flexibility in the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF)" Status: Referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce 👉 howdy.fyi/c/119/hjres/195

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CA fraud is so rampant - they lost sight of normal. When you speak of CA Fraud, you have to be specific. CA requires Federal intervention. Quick summary followed by details: • IHSS / Adult Home Care Fraud (part of adult care): ~$6–12 billion/yr (20–40% of ~$30B program spending per expert estimates; self-reported timecards, lax oversight cited). • Broader Medi-Cal / Healthcare Fraud (includes hospice, adult day care, etc.): Billions annually; recent single cases $267M ; $1.3B federal Medicaid deferral over fraud concerns; total program ~$200B . • Autism / ABA Therapy Fraud (Medi-Cal behavioral health): Hundreds of millions in improper payments (national audits show $198M across states; CA high-volume with scrutiny on overbilling/phantom services). • Daycare / Child Care Subsidy Fraud: Significant but less quantified; tied to ~$2.4B CCDF concerns in federal freezes over “ghost” providers/ineligible claims (part of larger ~$10B multi-program scrutiny). • Election Fraud: Minimal direct taxpayer cost documented (investigations ongoing but rare proven cases; focus on trust/vulnerabilities rather than large financial losses). 1. Investment & Cryptocurrency Fraud • Tops financial losses nationally. ($1.2B in 1 year for CA investment scams). 2. Healthcare/Medi-Cal & Gov’t Benefits Fraud • Why severe: Massive scale (DOJ $billions in takedowns); drains public funds (Medi-Cal, Medicare). Includes false billing, kickbacks, telemedicine abuse, synthetic identities for services. • Examples: Overbilling, unnecessary procedures, welfare/unemployment fraud via false info. • Impact: Higher taxpayer costs, reduced services, medical identity theft harms victim records. 3. Identity Theft & False Identity Fraud • Why high impact: Foundation for many other frauds; ~hundreds of thousands of CA REPORTS yearly. False IDs (mixing real/fake data boosted by AI) rising fast for loans, credit, benefits. • Types: Financial (credit cards/loans), medical, criminal (using your ID for arrests), employment/tax. • Impact: Long-term credit damage, wrongful criminal records, enables account takeovers. Trends amplifying fraud in CA: AI (deepfakes, automation), social media platforms (Meta apps dominant), mobile payments, and first-party fraud. Losses rose significantly in 2025. 4. Childcare, adult care, autism care, election fraud These fall under government benefits, healthcare, public assistance fraud categories, rank high in impact due to massive taxpayer costs, diversion of funds from legitimate needs, harm to vulnerable populations (children, elderly/disabled, autism families). In CA they tie heavily into Medi-Cal (state Medicaid) & federal programs, with ongoing high-profile scrutiny as of 2026. • CA context: Undercover exposés, audits highlighted over $170M fraud. This fits near the top of government benefits fraud due to scale & public fund drain. • CA context: Tied to broader Medi-Cal integrity issues. Federal freezes/suspensions (e.g., $1.1B in home health/IHSS funding in 2026. • CA context: Explosive growth in Medi-Cal ABA spending (hundreds of millions to $1B projected). Election Fraud (Lower Volume but High Societal Concern) • Common types in CA: Voter registration fraud, absentee/mail ballot fraud (e.g., harvesting violations, double voting, ineligible voting), false registrations, impersonation, chain-of-custody ballot issues
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Oregon has one of the highest child care assistance payment error rates in the country: 35 percent in FY 2024, according to federal HHS data. A U.S. Senator from Louisiana noticed. He wrote to Governor Kotek in March demanding answers. Oregon's own Congresswoman, who has sat on the House Education & Workforce Committee since 2013, with direct oversight jurisdiction over TANF and the Child Care Development Fund, has no public record of raising this issue. Not a letter. Not a hearing request. Not a press statement. State auditors have also documented the same federal compliance failures in Oregon's child care and welfare programs for over a decade: — A TANF reporting error unresolved since 2010 — A CCDF co-pay calculation error unresolved since 2014 — $15 million in potentially improper health benefit payments flagged this year. These aren't new problems. They've appeared in Oregon's annual federal audit reports year after year, reports that any attentive member of Congress could read. Oregonians deserve a representative who uses their committee seat to hold our own state accountable, not just to fight in Washington D.C. for more dollars going into a system with a 35% error rate. — Dr. Barbara Kahl drkahlforcongress.com

The Oregon Secretary of State's FY25 "Keeping Oregon Accountable" report reveals a massive gap between taxpayer investments and administrative execution—and Oregon’s 1st Congressional District is bearing the brunt of the damage. ​At Stoneraven Strategic, we track data, not politics. Our non-partisan analysis shows that these top-heavy failures introduce severe macro-instability into our local economic engine: ​⚠️ The Freight & Logistics Bottleneck: The state received a complete Disclaimer of Opinion on Highway Planning because ODOT couldn't provide reconcilable data. This isn't a footnote—paralyzing highway funds delays freight corridor modernization, directly crushing margins for our coastal maritime processors, timber allocators, and agricultural shippers from Yamhill to Clatsop County. ​⚠️ $2.5 Billion in Accounting Errors: Billions in ledger mistakes introduce massive volatility into the regional economy. The Silicon Forest tech corridor in Washington County can't scale, invest, or thrive in an unpredictable fiscal environment. ​⚠️ Chronic Bureaucratic Inertia: Multi-million dollar programs have left critical compliance and data errors completely uncorrected for over a decade (TANF for 16 years; Child Care for 12 years). ​True sustainability isn't built on political theater; it's built on supply-chain literacy, strict internal accounting controls, and performance-driven leadership that treats public capital with private-sector discipline. 🌲💻🚜🟣 ​#OR01 #SiliconForest #OregonAg #SupplyChainResilience #MacroEconomics #FiscalSanity #DataOverDrama #PurpleOregon @DRKAHL4CONGRESS @Oregon_GOP @ORSenateGOP @ORHouseDems @oregoncitizen_ @WashCo_OR @ChristineDrazan
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Replying to @LydiaMoynihan
The federal government provides states with over $29 BILLION annually in childcare subsidies, primarily through the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF). Federal funding covers approximately 75% of state childcare subsidies.
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Energy Independence: Trump pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord Secure the Border: How by arresting anyone who is a brown or black immigrant and not a criminal? What happened to the fact that they were only going to arrest criminal undocumenteds? The Obama administration carried out approximately 3 million formal removals and returns over his eight years in office. According to Department of Homeland Security data tracked by organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), this included more than 2.7 million involuntary deportations, a historic record at the time. During his four years in office, the Biden administration carried out roughly 4 million deportations, returns, and Title 42 expulsions, including a record-breaking 271,484 formal immigration removals conducted by ICE in fiscal year 2024. Protect the Unborn: But endanger the lives of women who have ectopic or non-viable pregnancies! Talk about After Born: Trump enacted major cuts to CHIP, SSBG, CCDF, Head Start, SNAP and TANF - All programs that give aid to infants and small children! Fair Elections: Trump rigged and continues to rig all elections UNLESS he wins them. You do remember J6 right? Tough on Crime: He's a 34-count convicted felon who is protecting the pedophiles by NOT releasing ALL the Epstein files. Trump is only tough on innocent people that he hates. Every action, every word, every motive that has Trump's name all over it is EXTREME! So stick your propaganda where it belongs.
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Pediatric cancer research USAID Hospice care Head Start Funding for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, Child Care Development Fund (CCDF), Social Services Block Grant (SSBG) across five Democratic-led states This list could go on for pages and pages
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Both the Office of the Auditor General, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), and the NG-CCDF Board have conducted multiple audits over the years, consistently finding the constituency's records to be clean and compliant with all regulations.
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Morning after our 2020 election, I called the SoS in Texas to find out how to verify my vote. When I looked my record up, it looked like I had voted by mail, not true. Called them back - run me through this again. They did. I took screenshots of every step - found the same result. Did the same for my mother who died over a decade prior and was married several times. She voted 10x in two different precincts (in the neighboring county she’d actually lived) - screenshots. This scene played out over 74 of my dearly departed relatives. I only have proof of 63 now b/c I’ve given so many printed copies away and my last one is incomplete. Found instances of two living aunts - one of them was marked as a mailed in vote, but she hadn’t lived here since the 70’s. Great grandfather, he’d have been 113 yrs old that day, died in the mid 70’s, but he nailed in a vote. The county provided this spreadsheet to the SoS office and it was available for public consumption, until my ranting brought it down on the 8th day after election. Sent out electronic evidence to @ 20 imp.ppl via email- 170 something pages. Proofs of death. Copies of spreadsheet results. I’d get automated replies, but no one contacted me except two news outlets. I offered all of them my laptop - no takers. At the time, all the government buildings were empty except for State Troopers, when I drove my findings to the AG’s office. Officers thought I’d found evidence of cheating and gave me a number to call. Did that and was told to file a formal complaint - did that. Finally an atty. at the AG’s office sent me an email asking if he could call me from an unknown number, yep. He asked me questions and said he’d look into it. He said he didn’t need to see my laptop but I offered it up. We hung up and his email vanished from my email acct. I have his name, but IDK who that man was, he offered no proof of who he said he was at all. He called me and tried to convince me that I just must not know how to read big spreadsheets. I laughed and asked, “one sheet at a time”? Call ended. Our county clerk couldn’t explain it, and I don’t think that person had anything to do with it, but something wasn’t right and nobody could offer an explanation that made a lick of sense. HAMR is what I thought happened. IDK. I downloaded that spreadsheet every few minutes for 8 days. Stored safely to this day in multiple locations. I attended a CCDF meeting where Seth Keshell was speaking and gave it to him. He got it to DC. Team of nerds looked at it and said I had accidentally caught rigging in the downloads. Tons of it. That’s the short version - believe it, or don’t.
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CCDF-supported afterschool programs provide essential supports for young people and families — but they face greater waitlists, hiring challenges, and regulatory burdens than other providers. Explore the findings based on our latest provider survey. afterschoolalliance.org/afte…
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May is Foster Care Awareness Month! A time to recognize the children, families, caseworkers and advocates working to ensure every child has the opportunity for safety, stability and a permanent home. 👨‍👩‍👧 Recently, Indiana took additional steps to support youth in care through 2026 Senate Enrolled Act 15, which establishes a Foster Youth Bill of Rights to help ensure young people in foster care understand their rights and have access to clearer information, stronger support and greater transparency. 2025 House Enrolled Act 1248 expands childcare assistance for foster families by reserving 200 CCDF vouchers to help Hoosier foster parents access affordable, reliable childcare.
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Open up your favorite AI model and ask the following series of questions: Based on global genome CCDF studies, What percentage of the world's population is at least 50% Irish? What percentage of the world's population is at least 25% Irish? What percentage of the world's population is at least 12.5% Irish? Repeat these 3 questions for other ethnic groups, for example: What percentage of the world's population is at least 50% Armenian? What percentage of the world's population is at least 25% Armenian? What percentage of the world's population is at least 12.5% Armenian? ~~~~~~~~~~~~ What percentage of the world's population is at least 50% Jewish? What percentage of the world's population is at least 25% Jewish? What percentage of the world's population is at least 12.5% Jewish? I've attached a table containing some of the results below:
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Al-Haqq Foundation Academy? They are also a CCDF Provider? My spidey sense is going off.
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Replying to @ewarren
In January 2026, HHS froze CCDF funds (part of ~$2.4 billion impacted across programs) in five states (CA, CO, IL, MN, NY) over fraud/misuse concerns, including potential use by ineligible families.
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May is Foster Care Awareness Month! A time to recognize the children, families, caseworkers and advocates working to ensure every child has the opportunity for safety, stability and a permanent home. 💙 Recently, Indiana took additional steps to support youth in care through 2026 Senate Enrolled Act 15, which establishes a Foster Youth Bill of Rights to help ensure young people in foster care understand their rights and have access to clearer information, stronger support and greater transparency. 2025 House Enrolled Act 1248 expands childcare assistance for foster families by reserving 200 CCDF vouchers to help Hoosier foster parents access affordable, reliable childcare. ✅
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Proud to be representing #CCDF and #SMEDCO at the NACCA Indigenous Prosperity Forum. #Indigenousbusiness
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