Low to moderate wage-earning families, at or below 200 percent of the U.S. The ELCHC has local dollars allowing more working families to participate in the School Readiness program and more children to access high-quality child care and education programs. SR 150+ is available!Īffordable child care is easier to get than you think! Parents are expected to make their co-payment directly to the child care provider. The co-payment is based on family income and family size. Both earned income ( for example, wages) and unearned income ( for example, child support, Social Security payments, Unemployment Insurance) are counted.ĭepending on the family income, the family will pay a fee for each child for whom you receive financial assistance. A family’s gross income ( income before taxes, insurance, and any other deductions are subtracted) is used to determine eligibility. These services include extended-day, extended-year, and school age care for children to support parents in becoming financially self-sufficient. The ELCHC’s School Readiness Program can help working parents with the cost of child care (frequently called a child care subsidy). You can find more information about CLASS and scores by CLICKING HERE. Some School Readiness child care providers are scored on the quality of their care using the Classroom Assessment Scoring System (CLASS).
Physical well-being and motor development.The ELCHC does this by supporting organizations, programs, and initiatives that support and enhance a child’s: The ELCHC and all of its partners work toward making certain that every child in Hillsborough County has access to the supports and resources they need to be ready to enter school and succeed.
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