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This section is for Tribal Lead Agencies with medium or large allocation...
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This FAQ document is designed for summer program providers that serve children from low-income families and may be interested in serving families who use child care subsidies, but are not overly familiar with CCDF. A basic introduction to the CCDF program is followed by a resource list of links...
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Topic/Subtopic Equal Access to Child Care, Stable Financial Assistance to Families
In their CCDF Plans, states must describe how they inform eligible parents, the general public, and, where applicable, child care providers about how they can apply for, and potentially receive, child care services. Lead Agencies can inform families about available services in a number of ways,...
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Several federal grant programs play a significant role in supporting the costs of child care for low-income families, including care for school-age children before and after school and during the summer. The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) program is the largest federal funding source for...
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Topic/Subtopic Equal Access to Child Care, Stable Financial Assistance to Families
Parental Choice[1]
Parents should have the opportunity to choose from the full range of eligible child care settings:- Center-based care...
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Tribal Lead Agencies are required to establish payment rates for child care services that ensure eligible families have equal access to child care services comparable to those services provided to families not eligible to receive CCDF services. This brief offers tips regarding how base payment...
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States are required to make consumer education materials, including the results of monitoring and...
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Topic/Subtopic Equal Access to Child Care, Family Engagement and Consumer Education, Informing Child Care Consumers, Annual Reports, Consumer Education Website, Family Friendly Outreach, Processes for Licensing Child Care, Provider Information, Supports and Services for Families, Financial Assistance Programs, Measuring What Matters, Stable Financial Assistance to Families, Eligibility Policies
The Child Care State Capacity Building Center (SCBC) Infant/Toddler Specialist Network hosted a series of 1-hour Hot Topic Webinars on the 3rd Wednesday of each month beginning on July 19 and running through December 20, 2017. Resources are available for each session.
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This presentation provided an overview of the seven subsections of FFY 2023–2025 Tribal CCDF Plan Preprint Section 4: Tribal Lead Agencies with Small Allocations Only—Direct Services. It includes information on options for offering direct child care services, methods of child care services,...
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Topic/Subtopic Equal Access to Child Care, Stable Financial Assistance to Families
