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Finance - Child Care Assistance Program
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1.
Who qualifies for Child Care Assistance?
Anyone who meets financial eligibility.
2.
If I share custody with my child’s other parent, can I still receive Child Care Assistance?
Yes. The other parent can also receive CCA for times when the child is in his or her care.
3.
Can I qualify for Child Care Assistance while I am attending school?
To determine eligibility of an education or training program, the designee will review the course registration or training agreement. If eligible, Child Care may be authorized for class time, plus one hour per credit hour each week may be allowed for library / lab time. Additional lab or library time may be authorized upon verification from the instructor that is necessary.
4.
Can I get help with child care while I am looking for work?
Seeking Work is considered an eligible activity when the parent is actively contacting prospective employers, completing and submitting employment applications, and attending job interviews with the intent of obtaining employment. It is limited to 80 hours of care in a calendar year.
5.
What if I am working nights?
CCA can pay for child care for sleep time.
6.
Does the program pay the provider directly?
Yes. The provider will bill CCA for those children on the program.
7.
Do I pay anything to the provider?
Yes. Each family has a co-pay amount based on gross income.
8.
Can I use a friend or relative as a child care provider?
Yes, if he or she is willing to become an approved provider. A background check is required. See the local administrator for more information.
9.
Can I use more than one provider?
Yes. The providers you use are your choice, as long as they are approved by the program.
10.
Will CCA pay a provider who works in my home?
Yes, as long as the person meets the requirements for approval.
11.
What if I do not have full, legal custody of a child who is living with me during a transition such as a divorce?
You can receive Child Care Assistance if that child is in your physical care.
12.
Does CCA pay an extra amount for children with special needs?
Yes. A supplemental amount can be paid.
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