Economic Impact
& Childcare Analysis
Childcare Economic Impact Analysis
TPMA analyzes the economic impact of childcare systems to help communities, employers, and policymakers understand workforce participation, economic growth, and investment needs. Our analyses quantify the direct and indirect benefits of childcare, assess gaps in access, and evaluate policy and investment options. By translating complex economic data into actionable recommendations, we help partners make informed decisions that strengthen both the childcare ecosystem and the broader regional economy.
How We Support Your Strategy
Our childcare analysis connects economic data with real-world outcomes that matter to employers, workers, and communities. We focus on clearly illustrating how childcare access affects labor force participation and economic performance. This helps partners make informed decisions backed by compelling evidence.
- NChildcare supply and demand analysis
- NEconomic impact modeling
- NWorkforce participation analysis
- NEmployer and provider engagement
- NPolicy and investment recommendations
Why We’re Your Ideal Partner
Integrated Perspective
TPMA understands how workforce, economic, education, housing, and community systems intersect. We help partners see the full picture, identify leverage points, and align strategies for more coordinated, effective plans.
Action-Oriented Planning
We create strategies designed to be implemented, with clear priorities, defined roles, and measurable outcomes that move organizations from planning to action.
Collaborative Approach
TPMA brings stakeholders together through inclusive, structured processes that build trust, surface perspectives, and strengthen buy-in for long-term success.
Project Highlights
Building the Workforce of Tomorrow: Advancing Childcare Investment in Northwest Indiana
Orr Fellowship Economic Impact – Driving Indiana’s Talent Retention and Economic Growth
Overcoming Regional Childcare Challenges in Elizabethtown Kentucky
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