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Financial sustainability health check of the childcare sector in Scotland

Posted in News on Wednesday, 01 September 2021

The Scottish Government has published the findings of a Financial Sustainability Health Check to collect evidence on the sustainability of the childcare sector, particularly in light of the impact of COVID-19 on the sector.

The findings are set out in the Financial Sustainability Health Check of the Childcare Sector in Scotland.

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