| |||||||||||||||||
![]() ![]() |
Find more child care information at the Working Connections Child CareWhat it is:The Working Connections Child Care Program helps families to pay for child care. Who is eligible: Households with parents who are working, or are participating in a DSHS approved work activity and whose children meet citizenship requirements. Kinds of child care DSHS can help pay for:
All child care providers must pass a criminal background inquiryTo apply for WCCC:
Once you are approved for WCCC you will get an award letter. This letter will tell you the dates you are eligible for WCCC and the amount of your co-payment. Income Requirements:Your eligibility for WCCC is determined by your household's income, and the number of people in your family. Your child care costs (or co-payment) is determined on a sliding scale. For example, a three-person household with countable monthly income of $995 would have a $15 per month co-pay. If the same household had countable monthly income of $1,675 they would have a $50 co-pay per month. A three-person household with countable monthly income of $2,100 they would have a co-pay of $86 per month.
Need help finding childcare?You can get help from your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency. To locate the Child Care Resource and Referral Agency in your area
As with all our programs, the only way to know for sure if you're eligible is to apply. |
||||||||||||||||
Page last modified: Monday, March 03, 2008
Site comments and feedback: Online CSO feedback For more ways to get in touch with the Department of Social and Health Services go to the DSHS Contact Information Web page. Technical Site Comments: DSHS Webmaster. |