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Financial assistance for child care

Financial assistance for childcare expenses (CCAP) through the Illinois Department of Human Services.

Provides website resources for parents, providers and the public interested in licensed child care in Illinois. Other services include: Information about a licensed childcare facility's history Licensing standards information Becoming a daycare provider Childcare expense assistance Hotline to file a daycare complaint Licensed providers can find resources: Referrals and links Forms to download Licensing representative’s contact information What to expect when a complaint is filed Training opportunities The latest news on rule changes, current issues, and a host of other relevant topics.

Provides parents and caretakers in their search for child care through referrals, individual counseling and provider workshops. Parent Services provides information on: -referrals

• individual counseling
• and provider workshops

Also provides subsidized child care expense assistance to eligible families while they work, attend training, or continue their education. Assistance can pay for Child Care Centers or In-Home (Relative/Non-Relative) Child Care.

Provides child care payment assistance for eligible individuals or families.

The Illinois Child Care Assistance Program provides financial assistance to qualifying families for child care. Parents must meet the State of Illinois' income and family size guidelines.

The Illinois Child Care Assistance Program provides financial assistance to qualifying families for child care. Parents must meet the State of Illinois' income and family size guidelines.

The Illinois Child Care Assistance Program provides financial assistance to qualifying families for child care. Parents must meet the State of Illinois' income and family size guidelines.

The Illinois Child Care Assistance Program provides financial assistance to qualifying families for child care. Parents must meet the State of Illinois' income and family size guidelines.

New Trier Township's Child Care Scholarship Assistance programs provides financial support to income-qualified residents, working full or part-time and/or returning to school. Childcare Scholarship programs provide assistance to eligible parents/guardians utilizing licensed providers of Before/Afterschool, Daycare, and Summer Camp programs. Providers are paid directly by New Trier Township. Parents and/or guardians are responsible for any program balances not covered by the scholarship.