During the outbreak, half of child-care centers and preschools in the U.S. were temporarily closed. The government will allocate $ 7 billion to support childcare. Low-income families with children under 13 years of age will receive childcare subsidies. Although the government has started to support these families, there is also a problem of insufficient funds in educational institutions such as child-care centers and preschools. CDC recommends that after the nursery is reopened, use a small class management system to equip employees with appropriate protective equipment and provide relevant training for teachers and staff. But all of this will cost a lot of money. Without adequate financial support, the nursery will not be able to treat too many children. To solve this problem, the latest legislation stipulates that nurseries may apply for emergency assistance for the payment of employee salaries, the purchase of disinfection supplies and personal protective equipment. source