This final report details the Phoenix Institute's (Utah) Voucher Project, a project aimed at promoting a voucher-paid child care benefit for low-income employees who would pay for their child care services and then be reimbursed upon presenting vouchers to the employer who would pay the whole or partial cost as part of a worker benefit. Included in the report are the following: (1) an overview of the project's objectives; (2) a schedule of presentations about the project delivered to employers, the child care community, employee groups, and the community at large; (3) an analysis of various factors intrinsic to the project's successful implementation and related recommendations; and (4) a summary of the project's accomplishments. The report concludes with a discussion of child care trends in Utah. Appendices, which make up more than half the document, include a voucher project phase chart, a description of the Junior League-sponsored child care resource and referral system, a description of a legal process for setting up a dependent care assistance plan, a voucher materials packet, and some newspaper articles. (HOD)