- Customer Education Center
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- Overview of Services
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- Overview
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- Family Employment Program
- Two Parent
- Adoption Assistance
- Specified Relative
- Homeless Prevention
- Requirements
- Time Limits / Extension
- Review Process
- How to use
- EBT Instructions
- Next Steps
- General Assistance
- Refugee Assistance
Child Care
Child Care assistance programs help parents cover the cost of child care. Once approved for Child Care, the payment is sent directly to the provider selected by the parent.
- Child Care assistance will be reviewed every 12 months
- The income limit during the review period is 85% of the State Median Income limit
- Customers who are experiencing permanent or temporary employment or household changes may be eligible for continued child care assistance
Additional information can be found in the Requirements section below.
Requirements
- Employment Support Child Care
Helps employed individuals pay for child care. - Family Employment Child Care Program
- Helps individuals who receive or are applying for financial assistance pay for child care.
- Non-Citizens
Even if you are not a U.S. citizen, you may be eligible to receive Child Care assistance - Eligibility Policy
- Income Limit Chart
Resources
- Office of Child Care Parent Resources
- Developmental Screening
- Provider Payments
- DWS Family, Friend and Neighbor (FFN) Approval
- Kids In Care: Child Care assistance for unemployed parents
Apply
If you have already applied for or are receiving child care assistance, you can sign up or log in to myCase to get information, recertify and manage your benefits.
Search for a child care provider
- Visit Care About Child Care to search for child care providers in Utah.
Office of Child Care
- The Office of Child Care strengthens early childhood development by connecting parents with affordable, quality child care.
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