
PRENATAL-TO-FIVE FISCAL STRATEGIES
Vision
A prenatal to five system that meets the needs of every child and family and is supported by sufficient and stable funding streams that provide maximum flexibility for families, efficient administration and infrastructure, and minimum burden for program providers.
A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH
Prenatal to Five Fiscal Strategies was formed to help states and communities develop a comprehensive approach to supporting the needs of young children and their families.

REVENUE AND EXPENSE MODELING
Revenue and expense modeling, also known as cost modeling, can help states and communities understand the true cost of providing services for young children and families. P5FS supports states and communities through the development of models for child care, PreK, home visiting and parent education, and system supports.
ALTERNATIVE METHODOLOGY FOR SUBSIDY RATE SETTING
Setting subsidy reimbursement rates based on the actual cost of providing care, rather than market rates, can promote equitable access to child care for all children. P5FS supports states to conduct cost studies and develop cost estimation models that can inform subsidy rate setting in line with federal requirements.
COMPREHENSIVE FISCAL ANALYSIS
Conducting a comprehensive fiscal analysis can help states and communities achieve their vision for a comprehensive prenatal to five system. A comprehensive analysis combines fiscal, governance, and equity analyses, which can then inform recommendations for making progress towards the vision for the system.

RESOURCES
Click the link below to access a list of resources to help inform your work. These resources include national, state, and local reports as well as tools to guide your analysis.

ABOUT US
Prenatal to Five Fiscal Strategies was launched to support the development of a comprehensive prenatal to five system. Led by Jeanna Capito and Simon Workman, and assisted by several PN-5 experts, P5FS supports states and communities with fiscal, governance and equity analyses.
CONTACT US
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with the study team, please contact us by email, text, or call the number below.