破解“带娃难”！全国多地暑托班从单纯看管模式向多元化服务转型

Core Points - The article discusses the transformation of summer care programs in various regions of China, shifting from simple supervision to diversified services that include educational and recreational activities for children [1][2][3] - The Shanghai Love Summer Care Class has opened with 28 classes across 10 districts, offering extended care services and a variety of courses, including science and arts [1][2] - In Suqian, Jiangsu, a community-based childcare model is being explored to address the challenges faced by dual-income families, providing integrated care services [2][3] - Wuhan has implemented a youth public welfare care project that has evolved to offer academic tutoring and interest development, with 378 care points providing free services this summer [7][10] Group 1 - The summer care programs are evolving to include diverse educational content, such as science classes led by professionals, enhancing children's learning experiences [1][4] - In Shanghai, the Love Summer Care Class has expanded its enrollment criteria and increased the number of sessions available for children, with a fee structure of 600 yuan per session [1][2] - The extended care service in Shanghai is priced at 200 yuan per person per session, aimed at supporting volunteer care services [2] Group 2 - Suqian's community-based childcare center offers nearly 60 spots for children aged 0-3, with over 80% of attendees coming from dual-income families [3][5] - The Suqian center provides a lower price point, approximately 30% less than the average local childcare institutions, and operates from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM [5] - Wuhan's care programs incorporate a three-tiered curriculum system, including city-level, district-level, and community self-raised courses, with a focus on engaging university students as volunteers [11]