“According to Zero to Five Montana’s program director Rhonda Schwenke, information and connections gained in the summit are meant to spread in communities and businesses back home.
‘Really, child care is everybody’s concern, whether you have a child that you have to take to child care or you need to hire staff that need to have child care to come to work,” Schwenke said. “It really is a community level issue.'”
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