City Of Seattle's Department Of Education And Early Learning
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This initiative provides a financial subsidy between 25% and 70% of the average child care expenses in Seattle for residents requiring assistance. It is designed for families whose income exceeds the eligibility criteria for the DSHS Working Connections program.
Intake Process: Families undergo a pre-screening via phone or email, where they are asked about their gross monthly income, family size, and contact details. If they meet the necessary guidelines, they will receive an application and be assigned a Parent Intake Representative (PIR) to assist with the application process.
Fees: The subsidy amount from the city of Seattle is determined by factors such as family income, size, and the child's age. Families are responsible for covering the difference between the standard fee of the child care program and the subsidized amount provided by the city.
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- To qualify, applicants must reside within Seattle, be employed or studying, have an income between 200.1-350% of the Federal Poverty Level, be ineligible for DCYF Working Connections Child Care, and have children aged from birth to 13 years.
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Seattle, Washington
Dependent on provider hours and families' needs.
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