Some of these fees are quite high, and you should be certain that you understand their policies before signing a contract. If you do not understand, ask your resettlement agency for assistance. In many American families, both the mother and father work full time. This means they must make arrangements for their children to be cared for either all day or, in the case of older children, before or after school. Some schools, employers, and private companies provide this service, but usually the parents must pay a fee.
Private individuals can also provide day care at home or in the neighborhood.
Your resettlement agency staff can advise you about day care services in the community.